ProZsolt

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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   > Now, there could certainly be some shift that changes that, but I'm not sure what it would be. As I said: remote work. You are right we need "sufficient population density". I wouldn't want to live in the country si
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   I prefer homework over whiteboard or any on-site coding challenges. I'm really bad under pressure. But I only do homework after the on-site interview, so I know I really want to work there and they have some "skin in the game&quot
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   I'm all about "you buy it you own it" and rights to repair. I wouldn't make a fuss if somebody unlocked the autopilot or the full capacity of their battery (yes, that's a software lock too). You don't own the s
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   I understand your point, but they talking about salvaged cars. Usually, they are built from multiple cars. If you cut two teslas in half. One has autopilot one has free charging. Then you make a two cars from one part of each car. What feat
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   "Where do you see yourself in five years?" I usually say some mumbo-jumbo about learning, growth, etc. Then ask the same question back: "Where do you see me in five years?" The look on their faces is usually priceless. T
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   I wouldn't mind it. I would be fair and square. You could have two options: 1. Buy a car as is: Pay your car upfront. No updates after purchase 2. VaaS: No upfront cost. Constant updates, monthly payment. This current situation why I h
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   They don't remove charging. They remove the ability to charge your car for free. I completely understand that. Think about it. Somebody could buy a Tesla charger circuit, install it to another car, and get free charging for life. The s
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   Yes, we approaching peak population, but local population density will change over time. Currently, the population of cities is increasing, but it can change if remote work will be more accepted(outside of IT).
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   by ProZsolt 7y ago

   > not before AMD erodes the vague notion of 'Intel being best you can get' in consumers minds. They don't have to. Most of the Mac users don't care. They know that the latest Mac is the best Mac they can get.
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    Thunderbolt won't be an issue. Thunderbolt is part of the USB4 specs
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    I installed CUPS on it so it is a network enabled printer
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    100% this. Write test for everything, don't do manual testing. If the test is green my code is good. Don't spend time manually testing your code. Touch typing was a huge improvement. I'm not a fast touch typer so it wasn&#x27
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    That's why I hate doing interviews and always procrastinating when I need to find a new job. Once I talk to an engineer I know if the job is a good fit for me or not, till then I fell HR/recruiters just wasting my time.
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    That's why I stay home when I need a long stretch of productive time on one or two things. But the office has upside when the task is not well defined or I work on a lot of small stuff. At home, my brain will wander around more easily
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    At least you have options. Some countries only have the first.
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    I got a Raspberry pi 1 B+ for free because it wasn't powerful enough for anything. Put it inside my old but perfectly working laser printer. Got a Google Cloud Print(RIP) enabled printer. https://github.com/ProZsolt&#x2
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    It's most likely lint in the phone's connector. You can clean it out with a toothpick or any non-metallic pointy object.
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    They are hackers. Geohot, the founder did iPhone and Play Station jailbreaking in the past. I wouldn't buy any safety critical equipment from them. They motto could be literally: go fast and break things.
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    A new battery could keep your phone charged for five days(newscientist.com)

    1 points by ProZsolt 7y ago|1 comments
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    New Google Coral Products for 2020(developers.googleblog.com)

    1 points by ProZsolt 7y ago|0 comments
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    I really like LockPickingLawyer's videos [1]. It's no-frills, as all youtube videos should be. [1] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm9K6rby98W8JigLoZOh6FQ
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    You should get ~7 years of update. Here you can check: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/6220366?hl=en I think it should be more, but it's on par with MacBooks
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    It is correct if I don't know anything about you. Once I know you use a sentence, I would use a dictionary to attack your password
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    The funny thing when they don't allow you to do that. They throw an error something like "Your password is too similar to the previous password". Then I know they store it in plain text.
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    This is a poor choice of words. It should be "everyone has a chance of winning". I really like playing board games and because of this, I'm usually the better player when playing with my family. With the balances, I still win
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    I use Ruby(not Rails) daily. I love the language. It's really good for fast prototyping or small scrips but I can complain all-day long for how bad is to maintain big codebases because of the dynamic nature of it. I really miss type hi
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    https://hackaday.com/2018/12/04/teensy-liberates-the-thinkpa...
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    What do you have there? I'm a little bit out of touch with the HAM scene lately
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    If anyone wondering https://github.com/ProZsolt/upc-keys
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    by ProZsolt 7y ago

    Yes, it is.