cosmolev

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by cosmolev 9y ago
works for me
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Russia lost a rocket because the computer was programmed for wrong cosmodrome(popularmechanics.com)
3 points by cosmolev 9y ago|2 comments
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by cosmolev 9y ago
Single Thread Performance https://www.cpubenchmark.net/singleThread.html
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by cosmolev 9y ago
The following really helps understanding the difference between electronic music genres. Legendary Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music: http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/ (requires flash)
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by cosmolev 10y ago
predicts but refuses to explain anything
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by cosmolev 10y ago
How expensive are those sensors?
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by cosmolev 10y ago
it's interesting
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by cosmolev 10y ago
Shows you the page from Google's cache: http://fromcache.com/
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by cosmolev 10y ago
Is it safe to put my 1Password's master-password into the message that is sent in case I'm dead?
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by cosmolev 10y ago
Step 5. Is any of them accurately observable? If not, implement a Kalman filter.
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by cosmolev 10y ago
So they take grid of pixels and produce an array of characters which may be interpreted by some humans (aka bags of chemicals).
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by cosmolev 10y ago
Disclaimer: I've never written any C# code, I write Java code. "Convert.ToDouble(Convert.ToInt32(hourStr)/60)+Convet.ToInt32(minStr)" - while nobody writes code in this way in production this is exactly the way of codin
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by cosmolev 10y ago
Being an IT Engineer and paying enormous German social taxes Huber shoud have earned a decent pension of about 70% of his salary. Where am I wrong?
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by cosmolev 10y ago
Jobs like creating, progamming, maintaining those robots?
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by cosmolev 10y ago
But why only the first time? This code is always different.
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by cosmolev 10y ago
In the case of Chrome are they feature flags or configuration flags?
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by cosmolev 10y ago
Gotthard base tunnel? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotthard_Base_Tunnel
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by cosmolev 11y ago
21. THERE ARE NO RULES
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by cosmolev 11y ago
I would argue that the most commonly used drug is not caffeine, but sugar.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
Single thread performance is not getting better anymore. Addition of new cores does not cut compilation time (at least for Scala compiler).
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by cosmolev 11y ago
Web developers have long been familiar to the "Never trust user Input" principle.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
Since then Tinkoff bank has adopted the OCR technology from ABBYY and now scans all the letters sent back to the bank to detect any changes.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
A better name for the article: "How to justify industrial regulations and carbon tax with references to Apollo program".
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by cosmolev 11y ago
What is the logic behind it? Having an opportunity to select is more entertaining to the driver?
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by cosmolev 11y ago
Sergey from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10403788 would better have accepted $15
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by cosmolev 11y ago
I would generalize to say computers are immoral!
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by cosmolev 11y ago
Writing unmaintainable code increases job security.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
In Silicon Valley TV series they solved this problem by blackmailing the neighbor.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
Will it really work on a large user base? There are a lot of approaches around (big data, profiling, machine learning, ...) based on the assumption that people usually behave in the same way. And they really do. This thing is quite the cont
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by cosmolev 11y ago
- These systems run 24/7 in our Build and Test environment constantly building and testing the software we produce. - Can you say who you work for? - Sorry, unfortunately no.

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