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6y ago
Hopefully it's not exploited too much, but yes Taiwan is basically perfect place to live with reasonable comfort on the cheap. I don't think you mentioned gyms. The Taiwanese are an oddly sports-oriented people. Throughout asia I
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6y ago
I don't find London to be dirtier than SF. Also I get the sense that it's a much bigger city in general, and of course your Stratfords will differ significantly from your Westminsters, although this can be said about basically eve
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6y ago
There is nothing wrong with using new Array() to construct array of known capacity. By default, I think JS literal arrays will have a capacity of 4, so especially if you know you will have less than four elements, or a non power of two numb
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6y ago
To the extent that it's relevant to the article in the OP, it could sure be better than normal for a lot of people. Working from home where previously it was not available, minimum wage being paid for people forced to stay home. It
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6y ago
Are you being arrested and criminally charged in Japan for being outside? Japan is not locked down. California is locked down.
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6y ago
> It is true that the Netherlands was not locked down, but people definitely are not going normal about their lives. True, it's even better than normal. Let's not pretend that the extent of California's reaction to the cor
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6y ago
Japan, like the Netherlands, was not "locked down"
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Note that the Netherlands was not "locked down." Only certain places of business have been suspended, like brothels. People go about their lives as normal.
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6y ago
I thought you were suggesting that you would prefer to see Laotian despite OS/browser language settings, nvm
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6y ago
I've rejected multiple interview requests for FAANG jobs because I do not wish to study strange-toy-programming-quiz-tricks for three months just to be able to say I work at Hooley-Soft.
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6y ago
Why would you want to see Laotian? Agree with the op. Not only do I regularly struggle with location-based internationalization, sometimes I can't even /see/ pages depending on location. Tried to find the product page for new
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I don't think this has sunk in yet for most people. We can be thankful that the disease is barely any more deadly than an average flu. Here in Korea, some clubs were reopened and abrutly reclosed because of a spike in coronavirus cases
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I don't know if it was mentioned in the article but TSMC also has some US-based development under aegis of WaferTech.
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6y ago
Overhyped. California, particularly SV may be the best place to start a company if your "early adopters" are other SV people, tech industry, etc.. Cities like Atlanta represent a much more realistic, general-purpose market. In the