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yladiz
8y ago
What you've said relates two unrelated things. Drivers who double park suck, but Uber/Lyft drivers aren't the only ones that do. If it makes you feel better just honk at all cars that double park.
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yladiz
8y ago
What is your definition of gambling?
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yladiz
8y ago
To me, what's telling about this is not that it may or may not have happened, but that people could believe it happened (even through a skeptical lens), and that some people believe that this sort of thing wouldn't happen if you h
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yladiz
8y ago
> version 7 will only sync using their back-end, which is not acceptable for me Are you sure about this? My understanding is that they will support other places to sync, like iCloud, as in previous versions.
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yladiz
8y ago
You can be audited by the government to verify you're correctly deleting data.
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yladiz
8y ago
Speak for yourself.
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yladiz
8y ago
The biggest annoyance I have with this, besides that they whitelist any sites (YouTube), is that it doesn’t follow a standard, and instead is Google pushing something that breaks a lot of standards compliant things. If they built it into th
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yladiz
8y ago
Depending on where you are in Germany you can get 30 days off per year, and on the low side is 25 days. Anything lower isn’t worth considering. So it’s not 1 more week, it’s at least 5-6 weeks of vacation per year, double what you might get
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yladiz
9y ago
I remember when I was in high school, I got onto Something Awful and saw some posting about nootropics and was interested in the possible effects, like improved memory and sharper concentration, so I got some (I think piracetam). In the ins
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yladiz
9y ago
I was just about to comment about this! I moved outside of the states, and have a non-US bank account, which is something that TurboTax doesn't handle in their free version. I ended up using H&R Block through this Free File, and it
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yladiz
9y ago
I'm not sure how true this now, but a few years ago the idea was that in general Canon had the edge (and it does have the marketshare) but Nikon was better at low-light, non sports, and had somewhat better quality for the price, wherea
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yladiz
9y ago
> What I'm saying, however, is that each human being is the master of his or her destiny. You have likely never been put into a situation like this, because if you had you would know that this is not true in reality. It's signi
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yladiz
9y ago
What that commenter is getting at is that the term "statistically more safe" is meaningless because it can be such a wide net of meaning, e.g. a very small margin (1%) or a large margin (50%).
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yladiz
9y ago
Cloudflare has never made me fill in a captcha.
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yladiz
9y ago
What are Tim Cook's core principles? What are Apple's core principles?
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yladiz
9y ago
What do you mean? Besides the color, the UI looks essentially identical to the UI I'm used to working with when I've previously worked with Zuora.
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yladiz
9y ago
> This "social credit score" is nothing more than an elaborate system to enforce misdemeanor laws. I don't agree. It's more about making people compliant with what the government wants in society, and making those who
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yladiz
9y ago
It's not inconceivable for China to make all people part of a particular province required to pay a fee/fine for something arbitrary and take away their privileges to travel if they don't. They already don't even need th
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yladiz
9y ago
It might have been a Manila thing, but when I was in Bangkok I used Grab pretty often (maybe 5 times per week for a month) and I never had an experience like that. I had some experiences where drivers would only go to a certain part of the
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yladiz
9y ago
Are you arguing that a face map and high resolution infrared photo is more public than a fingerprint?
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yladiz
9y ago
I'm not sure how it works in all languages, but in Python you have to deal with errors in a try/except block. In general the way you handle errors that happen on "blocking" async calls is by wrapping in a try-catch style
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yladiz
9y ago
Nitpick: don't conflate conglomerates and other corporations, like BH and Apple. BH owns a lot of smaller companies but themselves don't do much as a holding company, whereas Apple is one big company that does a lot directly.
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yladiz
9y ago
> Bismuth was long considered the element with the highest atomic mass that is stable. However, in 2003 it was discovered to be extremely weakly radioactive: its only primordial isotope, bismuth-209, decays via alpha decay with a half-li
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yladiz
9y ago
Do you have proof that Chrome is the only "stable" browser? Is your standard for stability Chrome, meaning that by definition Chrome is stable and other browsers aren't if they aren't exactly like Chrome?
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yladiz
9y ago
Did you read the press release?
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yladiz
9y ago
I would take that news release with a grain of salt considering within the first two sentences there are glaringly obvious grammatical mistakes.
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yladiz
9y ago
Google isn't really a thing in China.
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yladiz
9y ago
You could just make the function, like square , accept arguments and then return a function that can be composed in that way.
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yladiz
9y ago
I think it's if there's some dependency that the author of the package used, but wasn't specified in the package.json file.
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yladiz
9y ago
I don't remember the intricacies of NPM or Yarn, but don't one/both of them have resource integrity enabled, so that you know that the package that's being installed is the one in your lock file? If not, why isn't t
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