>I don't think Apple fully appreciates that they no longer have the power to set the standard for this kind of thing any more. Is this a certainty?
Round these parts? Probably. Or you're in the minority.
Merriam Webster defines talent as a special ability that allows someone to do something well. I agree with that definition. Usain Bolt is a naturally talented runner. You said >The major difficulty with the idea of…
So if you trained hard enough you could run the 100m as fast as Bolt?
Isn't 4 upvotes in 11 minutes a lot for Hackernews? I don't think there's anything untoward going on here but I may be naive.
>The deal with Didi Chuxing comes just days after China agreed to provide a legal framework for taxi-ordering apps. Both Uber and Didi have welcomed the decision, having previously operated in a legal grey area in the…
No. That is not an intended use of the flagging feature on Hackernews.
>If the West would have bombed Saudi Arabia instead of Afghanistan and would have taken their oil we might be better off today. We never learn, do we?
Because most people's tweets are read by their friends/relatives/social circle. Half of Facebook's users have fewer than 200 friends on it.
I get what you're saying and agree with you but your use of the word "comfortable" is jarring, don't you think?
Wait, having to pay for a license to listen to radio? Where?
>I don't think Apple fully appreciates that they no longer have the power to set the standard for this kind of thing any more. Is this a certainty?
Round these parts? Probably. Or you're in the minority.
Merriam Webster defines talent as a special ability that allows someone to do something well. I agree with that definition. Usain Bolt is a naturally talented runner. You said >The major difficulty with the idea of…
So if you trained hard enough you could run the 100m as fast as Bolt?
Isn't 4 upvotes in 11 minutes a lot for Hackernews? I don't think there's anything untoward going on here but I may be naive.
>The deal with Didi Chuxing comes just days after China agreed to provide a legal framework for taxi-ordering apps. Both Uber and Didi have welcomed the decision, having previously operated in a legal grey area in the…
No. That is not an intended use of the flagging feature on Hackernews.
>If the West would have bombed Saudi Arabia instead of Afghanistan and would have taken their oil we might be better off today. We never learn, do we?
Because most people's tweets are read by their friends/relatives/social circle. Half of Facebook's users have fewer than 200 friends on it.
I get what you're saying and agree with you but your use of the word "comfortable" is jarring, don't you think?
Wait, having to pay for a license to listen to radio? Where?