gargalatas

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by gargalatas 4mo ago
that's different.
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by gargalatas 6mo ago
Idk where you are coming from but I am Greek and compared to Greece there is ZERO bureaucracy. You send your documents pretty much whenever you like, you don't get fined for stupid things and you just need to prepare the financial repo
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by gargalatas 6mo ago
This guy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Symbolic_Analysis_of_Relay_a...
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by gargalatas 6mo ago
Claude Shannon was the father of computer science (information theory) and modern telecomunications (maximum theoretical data rate) also. Unfortuantely he is not praised as much maybe because his life was kinda.. boring compared to other sc
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by gargalatas 6mo ago
Yeah but imagine that if it was writte in anything else it would never had made it to the shelves with the processor power back then.
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by gargalatas 1y ago
I totaly agree with the author. Not even the smartphone or the iphone brought such a sudden change to so many people and in many cases, for free. I know we want to oppose this huge thing just because it doesn't make sense moraly but wh
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by gargalatas 1y ago
Trackers tend to suffer from mechanical failures. Even 15 years ago, there was only one way to make money out of solar panels: Install them and forget them. If you need to waste time and money on the installation then the small profit vanis
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by gargalatas 2y ago
obviously he was.. taking a nap.
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by gargalatas 2y ago
I would never expect such a Greek matter would become headline in here. Turns out that Alexander the Great was globally accepted. But let me clarify from what I have read that it's just a conjecture and not a very strong one.
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by gargalatas 2y ago
I have a solid example here that bogles my mind every now and them watching people killing other people especially in the US: I would expect after all those years mental health to be accounted in a serious criminal case like killing somebod
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by gargalatas 2y ago
daemonization is the process of running a process in the background and without being attached to a terminal. Many applications exit when they are detached from the terminal they starter even when they yield no output. Maybe that is why it&
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by gargalatas 2y ago
For me AI helped me to implement all those things I was lazy to do all those years. Feel proud now! In the actual code writing it helped me a lot on writing boring unit tests. Sometimes it's just a hit of enter key to write the whole t
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by gargalatas 2y ago
Well how deep a nuclear assault can reach? In Greece there are some witnesses saying that the major internet provider backbone fiber was found buried 10cm below the road. Just after the asphalt inside the pebble.
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Future of CrowdStrike
1 points by gargalatas 2y ago|1 comments
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by gargalatas 2y ago
I am using ChatGPT every day. It helps me on my engineering tasks since it has a lot of knowledge. It also helps me on coding a lot but there I am using Github's Copilot. Certainly LLMs made my life way easier and they simplified many
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by gargalatas 3y ago
Work harder to cover his absence. As simple as that.
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by gargalatas 3y ago
CGNAT is also a thing lately..
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by gargalatas 3y ago
But unfortunately nodays with the prices of IPv4s it's like it's broken. The best price you can lease is probably in the ballpark of around 0.5 USD / IP.
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by gargalatas 3y ago
Well I am not, but I believe it can shape some aspects of it. But since I find you so dogmatic about it how about reading some papers which I really found very easily on google: https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog
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by gargalatas 3y ago
"While there is no generally agreed-upon definition of personality" Are you sure?
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by gargalatas 3y ago
Because Shannon's name has to be heard as well just for some people who admire Steve Jobs as the biggest IT Idol in the universe and have no idea who the hell is Dennis Ritchie. Just saying..
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by gargalatas 3y ago
Although I believe that Claude Shannon [1] was the father of computers and a much more important person than Alan Turing who probably had a more "controversial" personality and thus he became a "cinematic" figure. [1] h
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by gargalatas 3y ago
Erdogan was a good leader as long as he was applying his beliefs. Once he decided to listen to the most uneducated part of turkey he became a dictator. More than 40% of the people still like him. If it wasn't the earthquake we would st
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by gargalatas 4y ago
if you can think a lot then you are running slowly my friend Zucky.
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by gargalatas 4y ago
To add to your saying: Probably this is the Linux year we anticipated for so long. Maybe it's here!
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by gargalatas 4y ago
Scrum is dead. Long line kanban!
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by gargalatas 4y ago
20 watthours per liter of drinking water is not bad and it's way more efficient than the dehumidifiers. Looks like a great solution even at that slow production rate.
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by gargalatas 5y ago
This is how Sergey Brin and Larry Page have raised 30% their fortune the last years. They already did enough to their workers but even more and worse tactics I am expecting to see from them the next years.
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by gargalatas 5y ago
She was really good at mimicking other people's lives. She still gets dressed like.. apple!
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by gargalatas 5y ago
Just to mention that the right Greek letters are 'mi' and 'ni' like 'xi'. 'mu' and 'nu' are not in the Greek alphabet.

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