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   The economics of electronic dance music festivals(smartasset.com)

   2 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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   by eb0la 10y ago

   Berlin. You can't go wrong moving to a city with a place called Betahaus (edit: in betahaus.de you can see they are also in Hamburg)
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   by eb0la 10y ago

   Try disconnecting from the internet. I learnt a lot of python because I disconnected the wifi and used offline documentation. Online documentation / sites like stackoverflow are great when you need information with very narrow scope.
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   by eb0la 10y ago

   Probably they will use RISC-V for small devices where there are no royalties involved (you must pay a small sum to ARM holdings PLC. for ARM devices). But I guess Samsung will be a long-term user of ARM processors because of Android.
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   by eb0la 10y ago

   Thanks for sharing the link to the PDF. I don't have LaTeX/TeX at hand to render it :-)
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   Ask HN: How do you sync your photos to your $FAVORITE_STORAGE?

   2 points by eb0la 10y ago|5 comments
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   by eb0la 10y ago

   Where do you usually buy them? Any recommendation?
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   by eb0la 10y ago

   Do not forget warranty! In Europe you must provide 1 or 2 year warranty vs 90 days in the US. We are also paying for this insurance.
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   by eb0la 10y ago

   That's not fair! Patchpanel backs are cabled only once by electricians. All is connected to another patchpanel that's near the catalyst and it is the place the mess starts growing. Memories :-)
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    The truth is EU companies are being sold to US and Chinese companies. In the case of the US this is incentivized by the goverment (maybe indirectly) because US-based companies have to pay taxes for money they move to the US: in this case it
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    The economics of Data Breaches (ISOC report) [pdf](internetsociety.org)

    1 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Thanks for the info on the spectrum next. If you google github for spectrum fpga you can find some ports of the 48k to Cyclone FPGAS. I guess they are reusing some of that work.
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    As a kid I always wondered why my Amstrad computer turned all keywords in a listing to Uppercase... ... years later I figured out they were coding internally every basic keyword into a lookup table, thus saving your precious 64kb of RAM. Th
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    In my case the pain pointi was loading the assembler from tape drive for about 5 minutes. Fortunately the assembler did the offset calculation for me. If you coded something in basic with some machine code, you had to type a lot of DATA sta
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Amstrad and Spectrum personal computers also had Z80 inside. I remember struggling with LDIR/LDDR instructions with Amsost devpac assembler... Btw. We called that machine code programming back in the 80s.
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Due to limited datagram size, maybe RFC1149 and RFC2549 could serve as inspiration for further development ;-)
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Just PHP and MySQL. I coded a simple back end for a web app 10 years ago with very simple templates. Runs fast as hell and I don't need any API documentation or dependencencies or whatever.
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    1. Learn to Code as goog as possible BUT don't try to code your product. Use what you learn to be able to be on tech people shoes and make communi cation flow. 2. The valley is a good place to interact with people that is building thin
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    I just discovered there are now 18 galileo satellites for alternative gps coverage. So we have now glonass, gps, and galileo to get geolocation from. Also we can get it from wifi to get better accuracy and... anything else? I am missing any
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    I wonder how many kernel/windows api dependencies sqlsever has. Probably SQL Server was never thought to be cross platform, and it is easier to include part of the kernel interfaces for mediation than rewrite the whole beast. If it mak
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    I still read tech books but not in paper since last summer when I signed up to Safari Books Online. I usually start building new skills with MOOCs, which also help me discover books that will help me later as a reference after the course en
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    The biggest problem of using a blockchain for email is that you will need to have a copy of the blockchain to record all the transactions (mesages) sent in the past. If you do this in the European Union, you are shooting yourself in the foo
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Having a mid-career "stop/pause/sabbatical" is a really good idea if you can afford it. You don't realize how much of your daily life is done in autopilot until you stop and have time to think about your priorities,
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Of course it will impact billing! Customers will be billed the same. Ok, I agree on that; but in better metrics means more accurate ROI calculations and in the medium/long term this means more business.
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    I miss the obligatory mention to D.E. Knuth - The Art of computer programming: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2221790 I remember a friend and I used to play with this chapter while in college, compla
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Telcos are very hard places to live today. 16-18 years ago money was flowing in without stop and now it's the oppossite. I would go to a telco again only if I could work in a big data product. Telcos have the best dataset available;
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    I am wondering how a lawsuit like this affects company valuation. Between $88.7 billion and 550K installs * ( unit price - discount ) + ( 550K * yearly maintancence fees * average months_since_first_install ) ?
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    Mistake or not, they are liable. Remember kids, don't just ask: Is this software licensed? If yes, ask then: Is this software licensed enough? Then you can install it.
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    I would like to see how this develops. One thing is _allowing_ installation by removing DRM/copy protection of the software and a different one is licensing such software. Looks like the navy first tried the software on their lab &#x2F
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    by eb0la 10y ago

    1900 Eur/Month ¿before or after taxes? There is a huge difference (1900 gross will be about 1200-1400/month after taxes). 20k/yr is a average salary for a junir developer in Spain. 30-35k/yr for an experienced one (5+ ye