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by yladiz 9y ago
The author probably could have argued their point better, but the point is that if you spend 600 hours on social media on average per year, you could take away 2/3 of the time and read 200 books (or something else). Your argument that
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by yladiz 9y ago
This is also the norm at grocery stores in central Asia -- you're expected to bag your food as it's scanned, and often you're expected to either bring your own bag, ask for (and pay for) some plastic bag, or be lucky and they
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by yladiz 9y ago
Out of curiosity, how difficult is this to do? Would the average user be able to do this easily?
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by yladiz 9y ago
> Apple is just as sensitive information greedy as Google As in Apple stores the information on their servers, forever? A lot of the sensitive information like a fingerprint or face scan is saved solely on the phone, as is a lot of the M
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by yladiz 9y ago
> The way some people use their iPhone (my partner included) and all the (cr)Apps they have and what they do, it may as well be an android phoning home to google The difference is that with the apps installed on a phone, you can uninstal
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by yladiz 9y ago
That's one beautiful thing about Ruby. There's not just one way to do it, which means that .select and .find_all may be aliases but both are valid and will show up, depending on the author's preference.
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by yladiz 9y ago
Maybe, but Google definitely isn't better. They transcribe your voicemails for you to make their voice recognition better, and unless it's changed I don't remember ever seeing a setting to turn it off. Does Microsoft do this?
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They already did, but it’s for Prime customers only.
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by yladiz 9y ago
Why are they the worst? Without directly refuting your comment, it's hard to believe that Apple hired the worst programmers at your company, without knowing why you think they are worst.
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by yladiz 9y ago
I'm under the assumption that, for some reason, the rush and all things surrounding iPhone X caused QA to only happen a bit, and only on the newest devices (I have an iPhone 6S and an iPhone X, and the 6S is noticeably slower in a lot
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by yladiz 9y ago
In my experience, High Sierra is pretty much the same as Sierra. There isn't that much difference between the two, but I've run into three annoying and consistent bugs: pressing command+space doesn't always open Spotlight Sea
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by yladiz 9y ago
I do something similar with Fastmail, except instead of subdomain, I use the prefix, e.g. reddit@example.com, hn@example.com. I have a generic one (hi@example.com) for certain use cases but in general I use the specific ones so I know who m
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by yladiz 9y ago
As someone who isn't afraid of flying (except in the case where the pilot has to suddenly drop the airplane due to turbulence) I still wouldn't trust a pilotless airplane until it's safer then with a pilot, which will be very
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by yladiz 9y ago
Yes, technically if the empty tags do suffice, then the asterisk brings no additional value, and it would be potentially confusing to use a character that already serves a purpose in Javascript, although I doubt it since JSX tags don't
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by yladiz 9y ago
Man, although fragments are a pretty useful concept, the implementation is really terrible. It feels so uninspired and without thought of the design, in my opinion. They could have chosen some character instead of an empty tag and it would
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by yladiz 9y ago
What is worst?
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by yladiz 9y ago
Are you sure? To change or reverse a rule within the government pretty much every agency has to take into account public comments for a period of time before the change.
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by yladiz 9y ago
You enjoy SF/Oakland because you have to worry about your things being stolen?
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by yladiz 9y ago
If the woman is staying in a shelter and panhandling, then she probably can't afford to just go back home, regardless of her want of taking a road trip and going back to school. It's also just as likely that she won't be ab
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by yladiz 9y ago
In my lifetime I doubt that cash will go away, even in the highly developed countries that I've lived in. In the US and Europe it's used in smaller transactions, like a concert or dance event, where paying with card is significant
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by yladiz 9y ago
In the previous paragraph I'm more clear about my meaning, which is that the array elements are not tracked properly, meaning that Flow/TypeScript can't determine if the actual usage is valid 100% accurately.
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An issue with $ReadOnlyArray is that if you're doing something that does work on both String and Number types, like using them for some template string, Flow will complain that the types are not compatible even though in this instance
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by yladiz 9y ago
So Flow seem to be complaining that number and string are incompatible types for the array elements. I attempted to change your arr.push(3) statement to one that is appending a string, and it gave the same error even though it should
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by yladiz 9y ago
So many websites have "Use with Chrome" that if a user sees the website not working in Chrome, it's likely that the user will assume the website is broken, not the browser.
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by yladiz 9y ago
Note that I can't directly compare the two since I haven't been to Dubai, but I have been to Berlin and am moving there soon, also for work, and I've researched the Berlin side of things extensively. As far as the offer goes,
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by yladiz 9y ago
As far as vacation, it sounds normal (maybe a little low) for Berlin. Berlin has just 20 days by law. 25-27 is normal, I’d say. I’ve also never heard of getting a flight home every year in Germany, but it may be more prevalent in Dubai beca
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by yladiz 9y ago
Hypothetically, the US president could just make some calls that would eventually reach to the gate guard’s superior and allow him through.
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by yladiz 9y ago
"The man sitting across from him, a 40-something businessman with auburn hair, wearing a navy Italian suit jacket with a white shirt, worn casually, spoke in a thick American southern accent that hid the wiseness beyond his years and b
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by yladiz 9y ago
To be fair, if you were sending it within/from the US, they have to deal with a lot of AML/KYC laws (and it's similar in Europe), so their system probably flagged it automatically, especially if you were a new customer or had
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by yladiz 9y ago
Why would a business host a APK directly when they can just utilize Google's infrastructure for free? Likely you would have a lot of users mistakingly download the APK if they saw the link and get confused as to why it's not worki

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