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by wapz 10y ago
Wouldn't an article like this be by an ANTI-CIA group and not the actual CIA themselves? I don't see how something like that would be sponsored by the CIA because it paints them in bad light, no?
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by wapz 10y ago
Can you tell me what kind of fake news or ideas Bulgarians believe would be sponsored by the CIA? I'm genuinely intrigued to hear that the CIA would be responsible for spreading propaganda in Bulgaria of all places.
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by wapz 10y ago
Can I ask if you're a developer and if you do side projects? I get home at 9pm everyday (leave at 7:30am) and the only time I have time to do side projects is from 10:30pm - 11:30pm (and of course I have trouble sleeping). I can't
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by wapz 10y ago
For those who don't know, you don't actually have to use the bidet when you go to Japan. The most complicated thing about toilets in Japan is that the flush button is on the wall sometimes (and the emergency button is often on the
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by wapz 10y ago
I think it really depends on what the op is looking to make. I made the generalization mostly based on the OS and languages (most universities starting from at least 15 years ago taught Java in at least a few classes whereas objective-c and
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by wapz 10y ago
I think it really depends on what your team needs to discuss, but from my slack chats we don't discuss any business-breaking proprietary intel. If there's something important a face-to-face meeting is used or video chat (but that&
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by wapz 10y ago
I also agree with this idea. If you are going to be charging for your app and want to make a revenue stream off the start before expanding, I think iOS is the better choice. If it's going to be free and you are looking for a big user b
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by wapz 10y ago
I don't think 90k/year in the bay area is nearly enough for even a couple (and you mention children?!). A 2br apartment will go for $2500/month with a long commute. I presume you're talking pre-tax 80k.
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by wapz 10y ago
1.2M is also going to have ~14-16k/year for property tax and insurances associated with it. He said his budget is 1.2M not the max he could afford. I was looking in housing in the east bay and the cheapest over there in a decent neighb
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by wapz 10y ago
Okay I made a mistype. Daycare has become much better is the correct thing to say. It's not the best but much better than it was 15 years ago. There is a "waiting list" almost everywhere I know of but if you try you can get i
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by wapz 10y ago
It could be the weight distribution inside your bag or the strap might be a little loose? I use a Timbuk2 and don't have the same problem as you. The last one I bought I learned they're only "water resistant" even though
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by wapz 10y ago
Wow if Samsung will be using it that will show how powerful it is. I'm eyeing a OP4 for my next phone but I hope they don't jump the price again.
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by wapz 10y ago
Daycare has become very good in Japan (I don't know about the rural areas). Many cities are trying their best to accommodate all the children so the parents can keep working if they please. I think the government is putting pressure on
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by wapz 10y ago
I work in Japan and don't agree with you. I believe they may be "respected" but they are not treated equally at all and I don't think their status is high at all. In the household they may control the finances but from m
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by wapz 10y ago
Yeah it's ridiculous. I was in the ER in California for 2.5 hours (I got IV and a CT scan). The bill was $4600. I stayed overnight in Japan entering the ER and got IV only and it was $41.
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by wapz 10y ago
Japan has a lot of laws like no smoking outside designated areas but you will see a lot still walking and smoking. It's crazy how a lot of restaurants allow smoking inside all the time (they said most of their business comes from smoke
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by wapz 10y ago
I would think a 'modular' phone would have to be one that you could open up and swap out the parts like a pc. You could customize it easily because nothing would be soldered to the board but with onboard ram for boards I don'
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by wapz 10y ago
I'm in a similar boat where most of my work is in c# and java and I have some work in javascript. I work on multiple projects at the same time and try to make c# calls in java and vice versa. I often have to double check the API for si
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by wapz 10y ago
I feel a big difference is Google was behind the Go AI.
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by wapz 10y ago
I don't know if you've actually played poker, but heads up you still probably play only 20-30% of your hands (unless it's a tournament at least). A lot of full table games you can play less than 10% of your hands (just my est
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by wapz 10y ago
> Fukoku Mutual will use the AI to gather the information needed for policyholders' payouts - by reading medical certificates, and data on surgeries or hospital stays With that statement I definitely agree with you. If they said the
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by wapz 10y ago
Line makes TONS of money from their apps. I'm not sure how much their stickers make. I read a story about the average user spending $12 for line run/jump (not sure what the name was, but some infinite runner or jumping game).
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by wapz 10y ago
Can anyone suggest one or two good podcasts? (I'm particularly interested in programming-specific but any good tech podcasts would do fine)
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by wapz 10y ago
If they're using Hangouts I presume it's free. I've used Hangouts while partially-remote (very small scale) and we just used regular google accounts.
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by wapz 10y ago
Ah, I was referring to my phone when I said type it in the browser. I don't use OK Google, so I have to hold down the home key or push the mic button to start talking (hence I'm better off just typing it). Always listening would p
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by wapz 10y ago
I am the same way with net connection. I used to get so annoyed when I was living in the US and randomly my connection would start moving pre-56k speeds (AT&T). I've moved to Japan now and have yet to have a problem with my ISP. Al
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by wapz 10y ago
Not to sound rude but someone who's that short on cash might be better off going by public transit, walking, or using a bicycle.
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by wapz 10y ago
I think a better take away is the reverse. If you are rewarding children in your class (or your kids) and one is not enthusiastic then you should take note there might be a problem (essentially the first sentence of the article).
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by wapz 10y ago
I really don't understand why they made it always on. They could have made it like steam where if you don't login for a few days you get locked out (or very limited access). I still want to buy it when it comes out on Android to s
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by wapz 10y ago
Wow! I have to go back and play through these games. I really do wonder how hard the games will feel now that I'm a grown adult..

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