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by 8draco8 8y ago
To be fair Samsung Stores are pretty much knock offs of Apple Stores, the only difference is that they have more TVs. Apple invented the idea of minimalistic, plain shop in premium locations, every other brand is getting a lot of inspiratio
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by 8draco8 8y ago
On first release in Ubuntu, Gnome3 was still fairly unstable (that was 17.10 I believe). Apparently they fixed some of those problems in following releases, unfortunately I can't confirm that. The design stayed the same and it's n
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Are you staying on LTS or do you upgrading every new release? How you like move from Unity to Gnome?
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Ubuntu Mate I was always Ubuntu user. I tried a lot of distros but never liked them that much and always bounced back to Ubuntu which make most sense to me. I loved old Gnome2 Ubuntu and I actually very enjoyed Unity. I couldn't force
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by 8draco8 8y ago
If you want go down that road I will say that reason of high calorie intake is not gut bacteria. In majority of cases it’s bad eating habits. Too much sugars, too much fats. Education is the greatest weapon against obesity that we have.
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by 8draco8 8y ago
The main source of obesity is to high calorie intake.
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by 8draco8 8y ago
And many of those developers think that they are smarter than everybody else and instead of contributing to existing projects they are either doing another fork or reinventing something from scratch. I am strong believer in: 'Do not re
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Those posts are created automatically https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18589702 https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring
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by 8draco8 8y ago
It depends on the point of view. Those off center trackpads are in fact positioned in the center in relation to the keyboard (without numpad) which make sense because when you are typing you have access to it with your thumbs and, because i
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Yes, it's down for me. Their status page shows all systems green https://status.bitbucket.org/ but that's probably a mistake. On Twitter they was saying about some issues 9 hour ago but it's quiet now https:
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by 8draco8 8y ago
No. Under the GDPR they will tell you that they stored your name and surname (as in sentence "John Smith is bad at math and he hates pencils"). They will not send you the sentence they will just inform you that they used your name
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by 8draco8 8y ago
I don't think notes about you is your personal data. Of course your name and surname is, but interviewer opinion about your experience and behavior is his. If you request information about you they will tell which recruitment tool they
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Thanks, of course I was looking in to payed solutions. I don't mind paying for a good service.
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Ask HN: What are best resources to learn new programming language as senior dev?
4 points by 8draco8 8y ago|2 comments
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by 8draco8 8y ago
X260 and X270 size wise was virtually the same and yet had 2 batteries, all the port, docking port and many more goodies. I am in the market for small yet versatile laptop that is easy to travel with and can be used even on a plane. 12 inch
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Unfortunately they are going away from that. X280 the same as X1 series do not have easily swapable battery (you can still replace it but you have to get inside of the machine). X280 also don't have Ethernet port even tho there is a ro
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Of course they inhale. If not trough cigar then trough second hand smoking which is proven to be even more harmful.
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Well that's still will be something using NPAPI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI which means old. Back in the days browsers didn't have build in flash, java, divx player etc. so they was done by extensions
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Wouldn't the first browser extension be something like some obscure 90s IE or Netscape toolbar? They was not only search bars but also email checkers, media controllers, notepads etc.
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Kali Linux is not desktop distro, please don't make a mistake of installing it as your main one. Eclipse is also not graphic intense software, you just need a bunch of RAM and that would be it. I can't recommend you any Chromebook
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by 8draco8 8y ago
What? So you think that gay sex should be illegal?
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by 8draco8 8y ago
I think Thinkpads are still pretty good at this although even they started to fall behind. I remember the days when Apple was designing hardware in a way that was allowing easy access to internals for a pro user. All those handles, easy acc
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by 8draco8 8y ago
The chassis are virtually the same, the new MBP is just a speed bump. They could design new keyboard to be backwards compatible with the old mounting points and connectors and simply replace old keyboards with the new ones. There is no new
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Couple years ago I listened to talk from an owner of a startup that was doing exactly that. App was listening to environment, make it louder and playing trough headphones in real time. They failed because users didn’t want to use it because
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by 8draco8 8y ago
I don’t think they will if the connector or cable has been physically damaged which is usually the case.
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Tesla is most overpriced startup currently on the market. It will crash in a spectacular way in near future. They are constatly missing deadlines, have quality issues, troubles to manufacture spare parts in sufficient quantity and have terr
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Exactly this. Some people have hard time to understand that sometimes writing 5 lines of code can take whole day of chasing the bug and sometimes if everything goes smooth whole system can be prototype in a day.
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Ask HN: What is best tool for technical interview tests?
1 points by 8draco8 8y ago|1 comments
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by 8draco8 8y ago
Because they are Clevo. In my opinion the whole "linux laptops" are just a scam in general. Virtually all of them are just slapping their logo on top of generic machine from vendor like Clevo or Compal and are saying that those ar
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by 8draco8 8y ago
I'm Polish, I think I never heard that rhyme but it sounds like classic Polish way of thinking so it probably exists. We have to teach babies pessimism from the beginning so they're not disappointed about the world.

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