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alfanick
9y ago
Which leaves you with classical-clean-US-water - no taste, nothing. Doesn't taste good, doesn't taste bad, it's just not there.
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alfanick
9y ago
Just my personal experience: tap water in US tastes bad, bottled watered in US tastes also bad ("purified" water). As European on business trip I was forced to buy San Pellegrino or other imported (and expensive :/) brands. O
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alfanick
9y ago
> In a case like that with a predictable load, you could boot up a bunch of instances a bit before the end of the last day of a month, then turn them off (to go back to normal loads) a bit into the second day of the new month. If it'
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alfanick
9y ago
Their products are obviously CE certified and some of them are PSE certified. Good enough for me. Edit: Needless to say, certifications are bullshit anyway, it's just a waiver for lawyers - Samsung Galaxy Note 7 had all possible certif
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alfanick
9y ago
Process of certification is heavy on cash, need some weird certifications? Price of products will increase and customers will be hurt as a result (just to make some minor portion of customers happy).
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alfanick
9y ago
this + Smaller sensor means larger effective focal length, which tends to smaller/cheaper lenses. 86x zoom for 35mm sensor would be much larger (so big that it would be impractical), heavier and much pricier than $200k.
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alfanick
9y ago
Train your memory.
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alfanick
9y ago
Except the baseband is still a binary blob, rendering your phone just as closed and unsafe as it was before.
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alfanick
9y ago
Or use userspace networking stack (with cards which allow this) to reduce number of syscalls.
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alfanick
9y ago
That's exactly what I'm trying to point out here: Please invest some engineering time into native apps instead of cross-platform code.
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alfanick
9y ago
Please note that Native binary is not always Native API. Does the app use the most efficient methods provided by operating system? Is the graphical user interface consistent with the other applications on the same system? Is number of sys
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alfanick
9y ago
> Using Java 9 Modularization to Ship Zero-Dependency Native Apps > [...] > and superior to web-hybrid options like Electron How is Java or Electron (JavaScript+WebKit) considered native nowadays? Please use native APIs, so my
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alfanick
9y ago
Please do read: "# Notes + The diagrams were generated with [GrammKit]( https://github.com/dundalek/GrammKit )."
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alfanick
9y ago
"Just because a binary format can be faster to parse, doesn't mean the implementation is necessarily faster." - except "JSON compresses well, and gzipped JSON is usually smaller than a corresponding binary format without
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alfanick
9y ago
CBOR, FlatBuffers, ProtoBuf, MsgPack, BSON - so many better choices. Please do not make JSON a standard for M2M communication, it's as bad as calling Electron apps "native".
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alfanick
9y ago
Acknowledged, but I must be reluctant to their marketing - seriously never heard of it.
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alfanick
9y ago
Welcome to .com bubble v2.0 The only things I ever used (and heard of) for used cars that look legit are mobile.de and autoscout24.de. Auto1? This sounds very new - they're not known in Germany or Poland (disclaimer: I'm Polish wo
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alfanick
9y ago
Schedulers for Multi must be fun - I'm sure they must have employed a whole research group for solving this problem. Scheduling simple elavator systems is still a problem nowadays, this one? It's so much harder.
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alfanick
9y ago
We need olives expert from HN - is this just USA (California) thing? I don't believe that black olives in Europe are actually artificially dyed with iron gluconate. My impression is that in Europe black olives are riped olives picked i
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alfanick
10y ago
Great, thanks for sharing your experience :)
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alfanick
10y ago
Can someone compare it to Adobe Lightroom? Is it truly usable, is it quick enough? I am stuck on classic dilemma "apple fucked up, what should I do", so I am planning moving back to Linux, but Lightroom is the only application kee
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10y ago
If you want to connect cars in like smart city/roads/self-driving, as i.e. "let's keep that speed so traffic is as effective as possible etc", then you do not need any "cloud" - peer-to-peer is as effectiv
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10y ago
Nope. I would not connect my car to "the cloud" even if I was paid to do it. What are benefits? Are they bigger than security problems? No software is 100% safe and cars are considered "critical equipment" - no for cars
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10y ago
Usually I define new types, when I use them a lot like: class Something { typedef std::unique_ptr<Something> unique; typedef std::shared_ptr<Something> shared; typedef std::weak_ptr<Something> weak;
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10y ago
This is just a bridge to in-memory sqlite accessible from redis connection – it does not emulate sql for redis data - both databases are completely independent, unfortunately.
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10y ago
You've actualy inspired me to try mirror writing - I am left-handed (though I can write smht with my right hand), well I found it easy, intuitive and natural. With a bit of practive I guess I could write in mirror-mode every time, cool
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10y ago
You can use now Slack to XMPP or IRC gateway and use native client for these protocols - as a result power consuption is greatly reduced. A minor problem is that Slack has no idea if you read the message or not (though they should easily fi
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alfanick
10y ago
Alright, so I had one HR smalltalk, a one technical over the phone with the manager, I am having onsite soon - none of these funny proctor stuff, but yeah your mileage may vary.
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10y ago
I've been using uBlock on Safari for quite a while now (I've got 0.9.5.2 version installed atm). I cannot find any info what is the difference between uBlock and the uBlock Origin, can anyone elaborate on this? Is the difference l
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Show HN: xxcalc – embeddable floating-point polynomial calculator in Rust
(github.com)
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10y ago
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