akerro

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by akerro 8y ago
My Motorola G4 was upgraded to Android 7 only 2 weeks ago :)
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by akerro 8y ago
>given more practice humans would beat this version of the ai given more practice bots would beat humans. that's the point, train bots, which are faster to train than humans to beat humans.
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by akerro 8y ago
How can I mirror all their pdf?
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by akerro 8y ago
In a few years Windows will be just a red button that makes farting sound when pressed. EDIT: and telemetry.
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by akerro 8y ago
>Air conditioners actually create value though, Cryptocurrency mining creates literally value.
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by akerro 8y ago
I've seen an app for this in FDroid.
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by akerro 8y ago
I'm sure air conditioners in US banks or public offices consume more energy than Bitcoin mining worldwide. They never turn off computers at night, insurance companies require to leave lights on at night, each office has a few TVs with
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by akerro 8y ago
>maybe the customers are simply tired of reporting issues. For example last year we didn't do any updates for 6 months because we were afraid it'd break something and we were too busy to be willing to spend the time reporting p
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by akerro 8y ago
No, a cheap tablet with Android and install OsmAnd~
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by akerro 8y ago
Is there any paid VPN provider that supports it?
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by akerro 8y ago
That's GNU GPL 2 https://github.com/oracle/graal/blob/master/LICENSE
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by akerro 8y ago
Can I use it with OpenNIC resolvers? https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-resolvers/blob/master/v...
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by akerro 8y ago
>Not with current technology because all ad blocking does is blocking hosts That's funny as first adblockers on Firefox used to just hide divs. Browser was still downloading flash object and images, but was not displaying them
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by akerro 8y ago
I work with TypeScript, Golang and Java and I find Java the most exciting. There are a few or several libraries for everything, each of them well polished, new great features coming to Java language and JVM every 6 months, great support on
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by akerro 8y ago
>Go: 40M Node: 64M Java: 4GB This benchmark is completely useless unless you have 3 identical servers with identical algorithms using identical API and models with identical work load. so... why would you waste time writing them? Also, t
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by akerro 8y ago
Microservices are damn hard to implement correctly. Think how much math and algorithms must there be to correctly, test, version your model and API, load balance, gather logs, collect logs, archive logs, grep in logs, setup VMs/Dockers
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by akerro 8y ago
If you had a bug, then you didn't know what machine is doing. You think you have an idea it's doing X, while it does Z. If you have ever written a bug because you should have written ++x instead x++, then you need the machine to t
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by akerro 8y ago
Totally, it's not only heat wave but also lack of rain. Normally it rains every 3-6 days in Wales, last rain longer than 3minutes I remember was in beginning of May. Last weather with these temperatures I remember is form 2011, but las
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by akerro 8y ago
> Chrome, Sublime or Visual Studio Code and discharge battery in 25 minutes. Would you really like to program on such small screen, weak battery, low performance, flat unergonomic keyboard and mouse? It's for kids playing games in a
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by akerro 8y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-44695232
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by akerro 8y ago
The group of teenagers escaped from their supervisor into the cave without his permission. The supervisor went to look for them, they all got trapped there by the flood. Someone found their shoes in front of cave entrance.
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by akerro 8y ago
I use this [1] for attaching phone to handle bars, it's completely waterproof, has a small hole for cable, so you can charge your phone during a ride. I also had a lot of problems with Google Maps on a motorcycle and bike. I switched t
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by akerro 8y ago
There are still plenty of full movies on YouTube, just search by profile not bye title.
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by akerro 8y ago
Developing anything for wordpress is a nightmare, it's not only PHP-nightmare, but also plenty of bad practices, poor API, wired workarounds...
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by akerro 8y ago
Maybe worth looking into how Amazon Kindle solved it years ago? They offered free GSM/3G? access to the internet, something like 150MB/monthly, unlimited access to Wikipedia, in so many countries, basically everywhere.
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by akerro 8y ago
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/eu-affairs/2... https://lobbyfacts.eu/reports/lobby-costs/all/0/1/1/1/11/0/ There is even a c
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by akerro 8y ago
Because most major websites are in US. I can totally see Google, Twitter and Yahoo making huge profit from that law. They host insane amount of contents, both text and multimedia. Someone will offer an API where EU services will be able to
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by akerro 8y ago
Over 50000 people work full time lobbying in EU http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/eu-affairs/2...
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by akerro 8y ago
And services that make money in EU. Technically your service won't be able sell or buy from EU companies without having this filter and respecting (another dead regulation) GDPR.
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by akerro 8y ago
>German publishers got their beloved "Leistungsschutzrecht" kicked into the bin by the constitutional court. So, instead of accepting defeat they and their cronies started lobbying in the EU, so they can reintroduce it and say

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