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by evook 9y ago
It's the other way around. Aldi owns Trader Joe's.
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Sacred Principles as Exhaustible Resources(slatestarcodex.com)
3 points by evook 9y ago|0 comments
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Some wild speculation by Frank Rieger(medium.com)
3 points by evook 9y ago|0 comments
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by evook 9y ago
> While the package control setup is already pretty straightforward, it is still rather confusing for new users that they have to manually install such a 'basic' feature If that confuses you, why bother trying to code at all?
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by evook 9y ago
> But getting started with PostgreSQL is easier and it scales better, so it's hard for me to agree with using it in 2017. Facebook and Youtube use MySQL, YT via Vitess, in 2017. I am just curious if you could exactly point out what
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by evook 10y ago
You don't have to be a security expert in general, but you should aim to be one in the language you use, or do you intend to blame the framework everytime the shit hits the fan?
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by evook 10y ago
You're right. The US has chosen state backed economical espionage as their method of choice.
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by evook 10y ago
> because both of these databases are not really designed for that kind of scale citation needed, because AFAIK that's not true. Implemented right mysql can scale as far a as you want it to.
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by evook 10y ago
> If that's all so, could the PoGo devs simply enforce some type of device authentication to 'shut down' these APIs, or otherwise take different steps to make unofficial APIs less compatible/more difficult/effect
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by evook 10y ago
Nothing you'll do now matters for the future of your product, not even your appearance on product hunt (which barely is read by your target audience anyway), so just continue with what you were doing before.
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by evook 10y ago
Going with that, I'd bet a much larger percentage of the population knows about Pokemon than Twitter.
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by evook 10y ago
Juniper SRX1500 within my private collocation in a friends data centre. Just worth it, although it could use some redundancy.
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by evook 10y ago
What he calls out as stupid was the mistake of using those technologies for the UI. Although I defended Vivaldi as the Opera Successor since its Beta, I stopped to support and suggest it because it failed to fix the js/css/HTML sl
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by evook 10y ago
Based on what I heared from someone involved, it's actually the opposite. They don't want VC money to come in and loose theirs influence in the decision making.
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by evook 10y ago
> as a joke for all of the people who say "Changing your port is security by obscurity" That's simply not true. Changing the sshd safes you a lot of trouble in risky environments. You prevent services which rely on ssh fro
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by evook 10y ago
My two windows workstations (office and home) both have an average uptime of 40 days. Constantly running ~ 20 vm's of various OSs in the background, just because there is no performance gain in shutting them down while they're id
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by evook 10y ago
The neanderthal genocid theory is a bit outdated. Actually they died because of an erruption below the phlegraean fields. Every human born in an area where neanderthals used to live is a far descendant of ybrids. Until today our dna is made
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by evook 10y ago
Unable to work doesn't mean you're disabled in Germany. Of course it takes 2 to 3 appointments at the doctor to get the insurance prescription, but I don't know any case where that was a problem at all.
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by evook 10y ago
If he has an insurance and is officially ill he could sign up for pay compensation. The first year he would receive 100% of his gross and 70% after the first.
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by evook 10y ago
I'd try to hire him again. If possible above the former offered position. I like people able to stand up for their interests.
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by evook 11y ago
Which GPU are you using? I have a 2015 Mac Pro with two D500, before I had a mid tear iMac. The mac pro stands directly besides my "beast" a i7 6700, titan x, nvm custom machine. I can't really describe it, but it's both
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by evook 11y ago
Except if you expect a snappy UI. OS X and Linux with X11 or even Wayland are easily 20 years behind windows in terms of UI responsiveness and snappiness. The constant input lag of unix desktops always drives me back to windows for my works
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by evook 11y ago
This attitude works out if your extremely good in your Spezialisation. I had kept track of my own ROI for the companies I worked for, granted them a bit of that and the rest should be for me. It worked because I always had the digits at han
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by evook 11y ago
> I think there is bit more wrong then their age bias, as they lack a moral compass. Like completely lacking a useful product and halfway down the road grasping that fact? 22 grands ea month for a little SEO and marketing-analytics of th
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by evook 11y ago
In Germany 33 non-conformist were also called backwards and conservative. The Web today is Germany 33 and js is the elephant in the room who makes life a little bit worse.
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by evook 11y ago
> I want to live in a world where being kind, respectful, understanding, and caring are the highest of virtues. That's cool and stuff, but the humankind as a huge organism doesn't work like this and will never as long as we don
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by evook 11y ago
Who cares?
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by evook 11y ago
I create a fresh github throw away accounts every time I contribute to a project. Is something wrong with me?
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by evook 11y ago
wait a bit for vivaldi rc1
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by evook 11y ago
Don't you overestimate an evening with strace and tcpdump a little bit as a "quality of service measure"? In my experience the reasons for high request response times are very easy to find, but not necessarily easy to fix. So

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