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by dubbel 8y ago
But the current main issue isn't even strictly about money, but the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It is not only an economic question, on which a compromise could probably be found, but one with hundreds
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by dubbel 8y ago
I would imagine the illegal shipping activity they are mainly targeting is the bypassing of sanctions. For example oil being transferred between tankers on the high seas and then shipped into North Korea. https://www.reuters.com&
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by dubbel 8y ago
> I get that they want to make sure workers have enough time off, but you could mandate days off for each worker without banning Sunday for everyone. It is not about individual working hours. Those are restricted by other laws. It is abo
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by dubbel 8y ago
WebOS was amazing for its time (even though the hardware was mediocre at best). I joined HP in order to fight Googles and Apples hold on the mobile OS market. Everyone can join the winning team, but I wanted to join the underdog. Then they
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by dubbel 8y ago
A professor of mine who worked on the project as a PhD student once told us about the project: According to him they had to use the heavily armored version of the car, intended to protect presidents, and strip out all the amour, because o
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Ask HN: Experiences with running an Engineering Blog as a small company?
3 points by dubbel 8y ago|1 comments
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by dubbel 8y ago
> It is the case that even very good driverless cars of the future will cause fatalities now and then. Even if they're safer than human drivers. And that is why I am so mad at Uber. They are compromising the public trust in autonomo
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by dubbel 8y ago
Aren't you comparing the historical reality of SOA with the ideal/theoretical implementation of microservices? (I wasn't around in the SOA era)
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by dubbel 9y ago
They are already in the 3D printer market, see https://youtu.be/F2fIOBtdojY from 2016. Research and development go way back of course. The new thing is the color. Disclaimer: I worked at HP in the past.
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by dubbel 9y ago
Depends on who your target audience is. Germany for example uses 38.22% Chrome and 31.11% Firefox on Desktops. No way you can speak about a de facto standard here. I, as an end user, don't know about industry standards for screws, magn
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by dubbel 10y ago
Do you happen to have a link to the bug report for the first issue you described? I'm wondering whether I saw a similar thing in a benchmark I tested.
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by dubbel 10y ago
We would know more, but we wouldn't necessarily have an answer. Reading the source code we cannot be sure that some vulnerable software was not updated quickly enough on some production system of theirs, or say anything about DNS poisi
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by dubbel 11y ago
Then you are running into problems with the commercial journals, and you need their peer-review.
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by dubbel 11y ago
If you use Bootstrap CSS it looks pretty generic, but it's also nearly impossible to make it look bad. Sounds like a cool project.
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by dubbel 11y ago
Not hard to detect for the sensors, the questions is how (if) the software reacts. He uses an artificial neural network to make the driving decisions. You train them by showing millions of situations (images of the surroundings, information
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by dubbel 11y ago
"Do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life?" - looks like Indra Nooyi doesn't.
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by dubbel 12y ago
Merkel is ISIS? I am Al-Qaeda? And everyone I write with who is a US citizen can be monitored, too?
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by dubbel 12y ago
It differs from country to country. In Germany you can only ask about drug use if the people will work with heavy machinery. No questions about race, gender, kids, or age are allowed and can be used to file a lawsuit if asked. The federal p
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by dubbel 12y ago
He could generate a lot more attention for him as a person if he wanted. Instead he let the world largely focus on the material he could extract. Which is good, because this shouldn't be about him: If it was the media and government wo
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by dubbel 12y ago
There is a code pad that unlocks the door in case the pilot(s) don't answer the requests to open the door via intercom. The code does not however unlock the door immediately but activate a light and a beeping sound inside the cockpit f
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by dubbel 12y ago
I actually love the buttons. I can change the current song or take a call while on the bike without taking the of the road, just because I know where the press. This would not be possible with a touch screen. If I want to do stuff where a t
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by dubbel 12y ago
I see your point. In this specific case Fox-IT (Netherlands) said the same thing. They based the claim not on the "source code" but on the fact that Regin was part of programs/processes of the NSA department ANT and mentioned
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Chaos Computer Club Website Blocked by UK ISPs(ccc.de)
104 points by dubbel 12y ago|43 comments
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by dubbel 12y ago
There is an increasing number of German universities which offer Master programs taught in English. Here is a list of the Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (German Academic Exchange Service): > https://www.daad.de/d
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by dubbel 12y ago
> Yet Germany has a very low number of working-class students, for whatever reasons. Usually I think it's the parents' influence (but don't ask me why). I think there are two reasons: 1. Three-tiered school system: German
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2048 Solver(github.com)
165 points by dubbel 13y ago|38 comments
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by dubbel 13y ago
I read that Germans are really into the alternative messengers right now. My Facebook feed with old (non-techy) highschool friends is full of "Go Threema" or "You can reach me via Telegram".
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by dubbel 13y ago
Flash also supports P2P: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplay... Maybe redtube uses this functionality to get the stream faster to everyone.