JepZ

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by JepZ 9y ago
While that advice is fine, I do not feel like I am getting things done. It feels more like I am getting things out of my way. And while I have to admit that getting things out of your way, is the first step towards getting things done, I st
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Quantum-Ized Firefox 57 Ready for Download(phoronix.com)
2 points by JepZ 9y ago|0 comments
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by JepZ 9y ago
Presenting the pictures of a quantum computer with adbobe flash is an impressive combination of technologies. I hope they are use a different technology stack to develop the OS of that machine ;-)
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by JepZ 9y ago
Actually, that part was added later.
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by JepZ 9y ago
That whole letter is about how much better the BSD license is than the GPL. If Minux would have been GPLd Intel would have had to open source the ME and therefore didn't use e.g. Linux. I have not particular Problem with the BSD licens
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by JepZ 9y ago
It is interesting to see that Andrew S. Tanenbaum released this letter to the public (probably to show that he was not directly involved in deploying Minix to all those chips), while saying that he is okay with the closed source nature, as
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by JepZ 9y ago
While I am unsure if switchting to Linux for ME is a good solution, open sourcing whatever runs ME is a very important step towards user/customer security. And that is not because we all want to know intels secrets about 'how to m
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by JepZ 9y ago
I agree that flexbox and grids complement each other, but I doubt that grids are ready for product. I mean it is nice that all major browsers have a decent support in the newest versions, but production ready includes for me that older brow
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by JepZ 9y ago
Safety nets are good, but that review is about the abuse of power by a freelancer.com employee.
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by JepZ 9y ago
Hey downvoters, I find that a reasonable request. The comments here and in the old thread do not seem to recommend to read it, so if someone already read it, please be so kind to summarize it for the rest of us.
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by JepZ 9y ago
I wish Google would put and end to this by releasing the code for their Android services and slowly force the Android manufacturers to open source all future drivers. Please Google, don't be evil.
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by JepZ 9y ago
> [...], stop and think about the consequences of that shit . Anybody else read it that way? ;-)
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by JepZ 9y ago
Actually, an electron app is very close to the security model of a browser. The fact that they do not load code intentionally, does not solve the problem that electron is able to execute injected javascript.
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by JepZ 9y ago
The next version of Assassins Creed will probably only be available via on demand streams for the first month ;-)
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by JepZ 9y ago
Yeah hiring seems to be something hard. I mean it is not as simeple as writing a value to every candiate, sort them and choose the best, but instead you have to individually rate each candidate while considering the effect it will have on y
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by JepZ 9y ago
Yes, full-width is hard to read, but somehow I have some sympathy for such simple html pages ;-) Usually I use CTRL+Shift+I and add style="max-width:500px" to the body or push the window to the side of the screen to resized it to
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by JepZ 9y ago
Same expereience when you sleep in a different location (like a hotel)? I assume you are not sleeping in the same location as you did when you were a teenager.
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by JepZ 9y ago
I can't even see a dog when I know there should be one...
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by JepZ 9y ago
Thanks for the quote. I am just wondering if '...empirical research has confirmed that self-reported health ratings are reliable...' is still true if you pre-select the individuals to have a high IQ.
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by JepZ 9y ago
Facebook only logins suck.
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by JepZ 9y ago
> Each was asked to self-report their experiences of both diagnosed and/or suspected [...] disorders So who else sees a problem with the methodology here. I mean, it sounds as if the data was collected in a different way than the da
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by JepZ 9y ago
> 2. What happens in your body when you don't sleep enough? You happen to create blurry charts ;-)
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by JepZ 9y ago
Actually, I think it is more important to be aware of the issues and handle them than to set strict size limits. For example, a few years ago I lead a redesign project for a mobile web shop and the designer told me he was not allowed to inc
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by JepZ 9y ago
Well, there are surprisingly few CS graduates who actually understand Object Oriented Programming as Alan Kay designed it for Smalltalk, which in turn lowers the probabilty that any of them will build a qualitatively better language. I mean
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by JepZ 9y ago
Actually, I am missing the simplicity of Lisp and Smalltalk in todays languages. From what I remember, they both have a fairly simple but universal syntax, which can be written for Lisp as ([operator] [argument1] [argument2] [argumentN]
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by JepZ 9y ago
Ever since we saw 'We Feed the World' we knew what kinda company Monsanto is. For those who havn't seen the movie, I strongly advise to watch it. It is said to be the most successful austrian documentary. German: https:&#x2F
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by JepZ 9y ago
Well, I think there is a common misconception among academics: They think that theory must be pure and that people who work tend to muddle the theory. What they seem to ignore is that theory is an abstraction within the human mind and that
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by JepZ 9y ago
Actually, I see the same problems, but in my opinion those are symtoms. I do not know whats the real problem behind it, but it seems related to financing. Something must have change in recent years, which changed the way scientists work now
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A Smart JSON Schema Generator(github.com)
3 points by JepZ 9y ago|0 comments
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by JepZ 9y ago
And I thought cat would concaternate the input (e.g. file) to the output (e.g. screen).

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