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yohannparis
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Comment #49235826
I mean, it's hard to beat almost free. The phone was being unused, therefore it was free hardware for this project.
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Comment #48860137
Or every time you guessed wrong, the letter would shuffle!
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Comment #48704089
Maybe because it was written by Matt Damon and Ben Afleck, which at the time they were in their 20's
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Comment #48637158
I guess the author meant, no pointing fingers or throwing people under the bus.
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Comment #48149814
Excellent, I love it! It remind me of the quote from Blaise Pascale: "I would have written a shorter letter, but I did not have the time." — source: https://www.npr.org/sections/13…
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Comment #47985721
Could you share your recipe please ? I’m interested
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Comment #47782568
That is the sad part, your money is wasted. You guys pay roughly as much in welfare, but get a tenth of it back.
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Comment #47770557
I understand your point of view. But in cities of all sizes, it's easier to not have to do that. For example in NYC, a medium size city, you can easily go do your shopping in multi…
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Comment #47769176
Why does everything needs to be economically viable?
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Comment #47542398
Why? Because writing code is the only measure of quality when producing tools? What about Unit and Integration Tests, UX research, and Performance tests.
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Comment #47350739
While I agree with your statement, I don't think judging one's way of working and using their computer was necessary.
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Comment #47223025
I do love that feature. As a parent I'm part of multiple group chat for different things. And it's nice to have a single summary instead of reading 50+ unread messages.
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Comment #46960537
Great job, I will give it a try. As I'm more interested for personal use, can it help me find the best WiFi channel to use for my network, as I live in a dense populated area?
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Comment #46899476
Because private taxe filling software, like used in the USA, are exempt from filling errors?
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Comment #46720630
You just said the same thing.
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Comment #46601774
It's literally in the introduction of the page. > plus new AI features and premium content in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers
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Comment #46592332
In the article they clearly mentioned that Gemini model will be used for the Foundation Model running on device or their own Server. They are not sending Siri request to Google ser…
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Comment #46553463
The US was founded to not pay taxes... Come on, you know well that most things evolve and grow.
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Comment #46354613
Different solutions for different needs. It's good for engineers and planners to have multiple solutions available that provide better fit to their prerogatives and needs. We don't…
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Comment #46004673
I don't understand the point you are trying to make. Could you please explain it?
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Comment #45930067
This is an interesting outcome. Now you know which ones weren't really in Norway for the opportunities and the country lifestyle and values.
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Comment #45926968
Great job! I'm sure it was a lot of fun to produce.
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Comment #45900865
OS is not part of an HELLO WORLD example. Usually it goes something like this, for example HTML: HELLO WORLD Then you explain what a tag is, why they need closing or not, what the …
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Comment #45887855
I completely agree, that's what I wanted to see. The goal of an HELLO WORLD is not to show it's printed, but the process of what everything is need to print HELLO WORLD. Every step…
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Comment #45695411
From the protocol the community and organization needs to be defined by the source of the information. If not, then it cannot be shared without request from the source. They even h…