deniscepko2

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by deniscepko2 6y ago
i dont think Hancock states he is saying the truth, he just offers an explanation of his own to some unaswered questions.
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Cloud Development Environment(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by deniscepko2 6y ago|0 comments
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Lithuanian capital to be turned into vast open-air cafe(theguardian.com)
18 points by deniscepko2 6y ago|3 comments
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How Covid-19 tests work?(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by deniscepko2 7y ago|0 comments
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Sourcegraph Universal Code Search Tool Startup CEO Interview(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by deniscepko2 7y ago|0 comments
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by deniscepko2 7y ago
I have looked at this one, it is useful if you do know about Linux internals already. It just introduces you to the development process (how to commit your code and etc.)
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by deniscepko2 7y ago
I kinda foresee this spreading in US the worst, people who work in low paid jobs like McDonalds (which requires lots of people contact) rarely take sick days there as far as i remember.
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by deniscepko2 7y ago
Do you have examples of real world code you had to write with BigInteger? just for amusements sake
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Bosch Smart glasses: A tiny laser array paints images directly onto your retina(spectrum.ieee.org)
400 points by deniscepko2 7y ago|265 comments
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by deniscepko2 7y ago
There goodreads website for you to help. And for me its not easy i often start and stop reading books that i find eventually bad or not interesting. One good approach i think is reading old books which have massive amounts of reviews. I kno
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by deniscepko2 7y ago
But this is all limited by how people will coexist and if they will work towards the same goal, which rarely happens on a large scale Paris agreement for example
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by deniscepko2 7y ago
Agree point of overpopulation is not mentioned enough. Someone made an estimate that earth can sustain more than 10 billion but that is provided we all work together. I cannot see that happening providing we have country boarders. I expect
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by deniscepko2 8y ago
I dont think its about voting. The whole system is corrupt there due to the people who have power. And if west lets them legally spend their money its going to be transparent to the people in Russia. Which might push them towards some actio
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by deniscepko2 8y ago
I kind of had the same point. West should help tip Russians over the edge. Lets say they encourage Russian money laundering I think at some point even the weakest will say enough is enough like in 1917. Me myself being of Russian decent i c
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by deniscepko2 8y ago
I think Western countries should make a favor and not punish any of that and even encourage Russian money flowing away from Russia. At some point Russian people have to stand up for themselves. This Oligarch situation is so bad its upsettin