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by galkk 7y ago
As it should be, I think. You don't inherently trust stranger on a street, you shouldn't do that on the internet as well.
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by galkk 7y ago
Sold out in any of recommended stores already.
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by galkk 7y ago
It's like saying > When you have a movie that’s as entertaining, well-made, and well-received as “Ghostbusters (2016)” not doing the business it should have [the teen comedy underperformed at the box office despite critics’ raves],
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by galkk 7y ago
If it will work flawlessly with - external dual monitor setup (one/both 4k) via docking station - battery usage - fix the throttling and power management issues it will be great, otherwise it will be the same miserable experience out
695.
by galkk 7y ago
I'm going to cinema to experience the movies the way, I can't experience them at home: at enormous screen, with great sound. By doing that, I'll select movies that will utilize that, and it's, naturally, blockbusters wit
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by galkk 7y ago
Dropped reading article after one screen. Too hard to concentrate, especially for the code blocks font.
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by galkk 7y ago
The thing of nightmares...
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by galkk 7y ago
I bought once Supermicro workstation (dual Xeon 2680), and it was LOUD. Even when shut down, the fans were still making noise, so I've had a habit of turning it off from power to make it silent. While the idea looked appealing at the b
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by galkk 7y ago
I speak with Russian accent, and most of the time I find the representation of it by English actors extremely laughable.
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by galkk 7y ago
> I heard an interesting idea the other day: give all males a vasectomy (or some form of long-term birth control) at the age of 14. The purpose is to make having children a conscious decision instead of a "whoops!" and put down
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by galkk 7y ago
WTF is with this site. Even with adblock enabled, it played video advertisement to me, and then started narrating the story.
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by galkk 7y ago
Personally, I don't see any problems with providing services (including facial recognition) to government and it's structures. disc: I'm Amazon employee, not working in any of the facial recognition. I'm also an immigran
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by galkk 8y ago
I've read that similar happens in Guitar Center. Basically, all floor employees salary is commission based. If you don't get enough commission, they will pay you minimal wage but will get rid of you in several months, otherwise yo
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by galkk 8y ago
And it's actually bears name of it's creator - Mendeleev.
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by galkk 8y ago
I think that "name-dropping" of something that you don't really know is pretty dangerous strategy in interview. From other point of view, why not to excercise an idea? :) KD-trees and other spatial data structures "True
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by galkk 8y ago
TL;DR - author watched too much sci-fi and decided to write his (bad) own dystopia with castes etc.
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by galkk 8y ago
I love F#, but it seems like the language is either abandoned or on life support by Microsoft - compare the feature development speed of C# and Typescript against F# and you'll see that.
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by galkk 8y ago
Microsoft Money. Very convenient and had good reporting. Mint is ok, but it's reporting is very weak.
709.
by galkk 8y ago
No annoying ads, opens picture, allows comments, thematic. I'd say that this is good cause
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by galkk 8y ago
Google's internal Java formatter doesn't (didn't) have _any_ configuration. And, as I start to believe, it's good
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by galkk 8y ago
Me and my wife both agreed (on separate occasions) that "Alexa, turn the living room/bedroom on" feel so missing at hotels. disc: Amazon employee
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by galkk 8y ago
Depends on the definition of interaction. In professional chess you aren't allowed to interact with opponent (talk etc) at all. All you do is greet, make moves, record them and offer draw, resign or accept resignation. You can have so
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by galkk 9y ago
It might be lucky occasion, but in my limited experience, I found that European companies provide pretty good and detailed feedback about interview performance. In particular, Skyscanner feedback was outstanding (I've been referred thr
714.
by galkk 9y ago
You stand, salute and offer your chair, obviously
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by galkk 9y ago
I think that "having github will help you" is the same kind of advice as "prefer to provide resume in pdf over doc". There are people who believe in it, it seems reasonable, but in reality nobody cares. Just another carg
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by galkk 9y ago
it does “As part of our annual planning process, we are making head count adjustments across the company — small reductions in a couple of places and aggressive hiring in many others,” a spokesman said. “For affected employees, we work to f
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by galkk 9y ago
Well, the one explanation is that they wanted to win "convincingly", thus 1m per move and so low memory amount for hash.
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by galkk 9y ago
For production - 100% agree. For playing with code - not at all.
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by galkk 9y ago
I don't buy arguments of an author, he's building strawman and fights with it. Couple examples from an article: > Louisiana nearly bankrupted its state treasury writing checks to the film industry, as part of a doomed effort to
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by galkk 9y ago
Why don't use the same approach for chess? It's very interesting to see if it is able to handle much more advanced and tuned engines that exist for chess, game with considerable much more complicated rules?

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