cosmolev

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91.
by cosmolev 11y ago
So, basically the guy is a CPU.
92.
by cosmolev 11y ago
via Google News as always https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&gl=us&tbm=nws&authuser=0...
93.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Populism?
94.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Open? Connected? BS! Or they mean "Connected to Facebook alone"?
95.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Yeah, rocket science!
96.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Happy birthday Elon! We know you'll do it eventually.
97.
by cosmolev 11y ago
failure = success
98.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Switzerland is not in EU.
99.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Wrong. You can enter Switzerland with a Schengen visa as a tourist. Finding work in Switzerland is difficult (employer has to prove it can't hire Swiss citizen for this position).
100.
by cosmolev 11y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/a/22010740/972676
101.
by cosmolev 11y ago
It's much better than this: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/d158fc7f36a25e19791d2...
102.
by cosmolev 11y ago
It's not even published yet, but based on the 7 of 11 chapters available I can say the book gonna be really fundamental. Designing Data-Intensive Applications The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems By Martin
103.
by cosmolev 11y ago
I've probably had only one job in my life where I honestly thought "I wouldn't stay here NO MATTER WHAT they pay me!" What was this job?
104.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Nothing interesting.
105.
by cosmolev 11y ago
And that's the right place to use it to get people involved. Better than "7 people like your comment", "John and Mary endorsed you", ... This is really one of a few examples of "hooking" people for good. T
106.
by cosmolev 11y ago
Just add the concept of mayorship for the cities and this thing gonna last long!
107.
by cosmolev 11y ago
So, where can we read "Advice to software development employers who hire 18yo interns"? btw, I would have never hired 18yo me
108.
by cosmolev 11y ago
So you have full control and it's up to you to choose whether you pay more for the being insured and ride with a plate or pay less and ride Uber. Why do you want government and politicians to enter the game?
109.
by cosmolev 11y ago
btw, there is this great website with always up to date information about national SIMs : http://www.prepaidgsm.net/en/operators.php
110.
by cosmolev 11y ago
That's not even a workaround. I still need to give people both numbers and instruct them when they should call one or another. That's the pain carriers should address.
111.
by cosmolev 11y ago
So what is the advantage over having two separate SIMs and switching them at the border? You still have two telephone numbers with only one being active at a particular moment.
112.
by cosmolev 11y ago
I would appreciate if you would list these most active hackerspaces of Europe!
113.
by cosmolev 11y ago
So it's not only $500, but $500 + John's salary which I think is far higher than this.
114.
by cosmolev 11y ago
As I understand L-1 visa holders do pay taxes in US, which is not the case for business travel visa holders.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
In Europe (particularly in Italy) such consulting firms bring workers with business travel visas, keep them working for 3 month and then substitute the whole team with fresh one. The story repeats after 3 month. No H1Bs needed.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
C is syntactic sugar over ASM
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by cosmolev 11y ago
We actually have to compare with heat pumps. They provide 3KW of heat per 1KW of AC electricity consumed.
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by cosmolev 11y ago
"user needs heat but the internet is down and the radiator has nothing to work on, it starts performing dummy equations" - even bitcoin mining is greener than this