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fierarul
8y ago
I believe submitting fixes to the upstream Apache NetBeans is the way to go: https://github.com/apache/incubator-netbeans PS: Although reproducible builds are on the list...
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Show HN: CoolBeans, an IDE distribution
(coolbeans.xyz)
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I don't know the hardware details, but as a buyer this is like moving the goalpost. It was always the CPU that didn't have ECC, but now apparently your whole system has to be designed to be a fancy workstation. Everybody keeps rep
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8y ago
My newly purchased Gigabyte B450M DS3H, says clearly 'Dual Channel Non-ECC Unbuffered DDR4, 4 DIMMs'. https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Motherboard/B450M-DS3H-rev-10#kf It also mentions that: >Support for E
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8y ago
It would be great to do Deep Learning with AMD GPUs. Might do wonders for prices too as new nVidia are really expensive nowadays. Of course, crypto might have something to do with this. I see miners offloading GTX 1060-s and 1070-s so perha
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8y ago
I think a side-project would classify as 'in connection with a professional activity'. This recital basically covers your personal rolodex.
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8y ago
> In my experience as an entrepreneur, when I've played lawyer I've generally overdone things to my detriment. This seems interesting. Do you have examples? I know I once got stuck on a clause that was not 'fair' but
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8y ago
I guess one could write a book about anything, but wouldn't this message read better on a flyer or short article? Is deleting a social media account such a brave move that people have to really ponder it, read a book, maybe talk with c
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8y ago
I think this flip phone would still sell today if they would make it. I was in a retro mood recently and actually looked at a flip phone to buy and the cheapest I could find in my country was about the same price as a low-cost Android. So,
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8y ago
Where's the download button?
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8y ago
> Just resilvered a bad consumer drive with two bad blocks. All fixed now. Hm, just makes one put ZFS everywhere! > The better the drives, the better the performance and data integrity with ZFS, but WD is really consumer grade hardwar
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> ZFS loves cheap disks was the maxim when ZFS first came out This is the first time I've heard this expression. So, you're telling me I shouldn't have bought all those WD Red drives for my ZFS machine?
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8y ago
I wasn't thinking only about the self-employed (as in S-corp) but also LLC owners that are employees at their own company and smaller ventures/startups(?). Indeed, at some point the money runs out and that will become actual unemp
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8y ago
I find it amazing how much US cares about employment rate. Then people start talking about U3 vs U*. I know they mean something... they always come up. What I'm curious about these statistics is: how do the statistics track the self-em
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8y ago
So, you also have a functioning OpenJDK 8 or so to run NetBeans? I assume this means an x86 machine, correct?
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8y ago
How is this on the front page?
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9y ago
The way I see it, you can make a business from a ToDo app, so it's just a matter of sticking with it for a while and doing the bizdev magic. If you want an idea, here's one: I'm looking at Cloud-based load testing based on JM
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Show HN: YaMeter – Cloud Load Testing for Everybody
(yameter.com)
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The case of the different jsch 0.1.54 binaries
(blogs.apache.org)
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I've quit only once, from the mega-corp, in order to start freelancing. I've never quit from a customer project. And oddly, I've worked for very few customer for years and years. Controlling and understanding the entire cash-
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9y ago
This is clearly a PR piece for Venmo disguised as some sort analysis of grave social change. I never heard of Venmo before this article! How did it end up on the HN front page? Also see http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.ht
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9y ago
It's interesting people are worried about this with Scaleway because I don't remember reading this with Slicehost or Amazon EC2 while they were ramping up. So, is the bar so much higher or is it something else? I used Slicehost an
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10y ago
Oh, yes, definitely!
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10y ago
> there are no tax exemptions or deductions, but on the other hand life is simple There is talk nowadays about changing this and bringing in deductions, just like in the US.
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10y ago
It's close to $1.5k in Romania so $3k for a US-Japan tax accountant doesn't seem bad at all actually.
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10y ago
I've always wanted to see a good site with the most habitable locations once global warming is taken into effect. Seems a bit late to wait to become a climate migrant. So, which is the best place to move to (in Europe)? I'm actual
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10y ago
The IRS had several amnesty programs FBAR-related because so few people knew about them, even those that did send their tax papers as required!
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10y ago
You are ignoring the $10,000-per-year fines for failing to file FBAR forms that spooked a lot of expats with small companies abroad.
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The problem is some people are so out of touch with a reality that includes children that they become too easily bothered. A child throwing a tantrum is bothering. A child just saying something out loud or running around a bit is just being
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10y ago
I wasn't aware it was invalidated. Of course, once each member state implemented this directive into national law and I don't believe the national laws immediately became void. For example, a quick google shows that just last mont
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