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by ccozan 9y ago
In german civil and commercial right, that is exacly the case. One can indeed enforce the non compete in which he has to stipulate in the contract the amount it is going to pay you if you are not allowed to work for someone else. If this
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by ccozan 9y ago
The company itself might not be traded on stock exchanges, but the products are. Which means, the moment you own 20% of all the oil on the planet, and 25% of the gas [1] , you can compute the value of the company quite easily. And this valu
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by ccozan 9y ago
Not anymore. Yes, they used to, but since some incidents with NSA spying Merkel&Co, they closed all such collaboration programs. Now they are building something like a closed garden, where only german interests have access. If this is t
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by ccozan 9y ago
Hier privacy is like a king. Everyone must ask permission to access any data, otherwise a legal hell will unleash.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I don't know about Visa, but Mastercard called me on more than several occasions. Yes, a real phone call, whether it was me that just purchased this and that item and if they should let the payment go. This happened when I was travelli
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by ccozan 9y ago
I was amazed to find out that is just 4 euro a month per user. I mean, if someone ( or a company ) cannot afford this amount, then they don't really value their privacy.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I pity them; gone are the days when someone could pitch "a social network for X" and an investor would raise and yell "shutup and take my money". These days, whenever I go to a pitch contest and some poor guy starts with
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by ccozan 9y ago
Interesting idea. So you would first infect voluntarily with a custom virus that targets the bacteria by using CRISPR to remove the DNA strand of the resistance, then simply use the usual antibiotics to kill it.
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by ccozan 9y ago
The issue is not about kids being smart and easily trained - they do, and they are quite capable. But just advertise it as such: "Look, we don't have any Linux specialists, but for this amount of money we charge, is worth to train
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by ccozan 9y ago
it seems that in this case, two wrongs show as right: 1. The CIO/CTOs are too easily pushing the responsibility to such Indian IT companies. You know, easy to blame someone else and save money in the same time. And get some shares up t
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by ccozan 10y ago
"The Drone Wars" Joke aside, is not far from being a real tactic, deploying the so-called "defender" drones, which are guided by a autonomous system, fed by an array of sensors around the perimeter. I can see myself deve
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by ccozan 10y ago
Is there any company that develops something similar to an ornithopter [0] ? I skimmed over the list in the article, but couldn't find anything. The wiki suggests a greater efficiency than other methods, which with a limited battery pa
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by ccozan 10y ago
In Germany we have DATEV, which is a company doing exacly that.
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by ccozan 10y ago
maybe this? https://dot.kde.org/2017/01/26/kde-and-slimbook-release-lapt...
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by ccozan 10y ago
I can report my non-stop 21 years usage of redhat based distributions ( well, along other Unices ). Never was I left down. Fedora from 24-25 version is so polished, I can't believe myself when all the hardware works just as expected an
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by ccozan 10y ago
Is not the developers, is the business that attracts developers there. You cannot run a business from everywhere and have all the connections totally non personal. Is not working. So you must have the business in that locations, or you don&
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by ccozan 10y ago
After I moved to rural Germany, I was happy to find out that the local farmers will sell you milk. Since then I only drink that really fresh milk, milked in the same day. The first 4 cm of the bottle are just cream. Is incredibly tasty and
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by ccozan 10y ago
thank you so much! I've read this book some while ago, I wanted to re-read it, but I forgot the name and couldn't remember it at all! OT: is there a place in internet where you can describe a book and someone maybe tells you the
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by ccozan 10y ago
Lufthansa sends SMSes, which are faster than the notification from their own app. As speed, the sms came ca 1sec after the change has been displayed at the original gate.
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by ccozan 10y ago
It depends. Organizations have different data, so you need a lot of abstractions in order to fit into a certain search pattern (meaning, what are the users looking for). For example, current solutions implies there is a "document"
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by ccozan 10y ago
I was senior engineer with Autonomy ( before being bought by HP ) and we did really good projects for some big companies, it worked well. Lucene comes a long way, with enough time, some cool stuff would emerge. But if you need to replicate
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by ccozan 10y ago
Actually google has become ( for me, at least) lately some kind of proxy to stackoverflow and wikipedia, since both this two services have atrocious own search solutions and I have to rely on google to get interpret my keywords the right wa
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by ccozan 10y ago
So it possible to see Avatar like suspended rocks ? Somewhat orbiting some lagrangian point, which is very close to surface.
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Ask HN: Simple TCP Monitoring
3 points by ccozan 10y ago|3 comments
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How Europe became so rich(aeon.co)
8 points by ccozan 10y ago|0 comments
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by ccozan 10y ago
I designate myself and my other fellows as humans.
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by ccozan 10y ago
Generally LinkedIn. Just say your what are you looking for, and they will find you. I am getting at least 2-3 of them ( meaning, companies in Ukraine ) per month.
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by ccozan 10y ago
The biggest counter-example is RedHat.
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by ccozan 10y ago
But most important: addons like ublock work on FF mobile as opposed to Chrome. Huge time, functionality and bandwidth saver!
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by ccozan 10y ago
Think of embedded webviews in some applications. On real Windows, you use the activeX webview component, on wine you get gecko. Please correct me if I am wrong.

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