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by interdrift 8y ago
Again, an absolutely uninformed opinion on GDPR. Shame that you can't be bothered to care about your users.
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by interdrift 8y ago
Almost puked a little in my mouth
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by interdrift 8y ago
I'm following it in my master's course on big data & it has some nice uses in sampling:)
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by interdrift 8y ago
Have had this problem many many times, maybe someone from big G will tell us why
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by interdrift 8y ago
Correct move :). ave Evropa
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by interdrift 8y ago
time to go back my friend, Dido it's time to disrupt EE :)
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by interdrift 8y ago
They had little to no influence on yoghurt tho :P
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by interdrift 9y ago
Stackoverflow for Europe. Also, lots of opportunities to talk to people online - but I overwhelmingly recommend Europe.
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by interdrift 9y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I'm doing a master's degree in computing and I think graphs are the most powerful modeling tool in the whole of computer science.
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Thoughts on attracting clients as a freelance developer in 2018(medium.com)
1 points by interdrift 9y ago|0 comments
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by interdrift 9y ago
Does it matter? Britain wants to leave the EU. I know what the EU represents and what it doesn't. That's enough.
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by interdrift 9y ago
Again, not true. Voting percentage was - 1. Majority leave in poor areas 2. Majority leave in the older population. 3. London voted remain. Reasons? We all know the reasons, and I'm not even going to go into the superiority complex th
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by interdrift 9y ago
This is not true. Brexit is good for the UK and the EU. Now finally clowns like Farage will be exposed for their 'rebel for good' fake ideals. The British public will either accept it's own sentence following decades of &#x27
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by interdrift 9y ago
You're portraying things a black and white and this is not even remotely the case.
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by interdrift 9y ago
WTO deals can take years to negotiate. The U.K's land of heaven is lobbying in Brussels so they can get a fair to everyone deal. As my British friends say, can't have your cake and eat it.
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by interdrift 9y ago
1. UK has obligations to the EU for the 2020 (already have deals & contracts), other than that they're free to leave. Of course you can just leave and end up with a chaotic situation where nobody knows how trading works, there are
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by interdrift 9y ago
Someone should just step up and review all of this mess.
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by interdrift 9y ago
right, obviously it doesn't matter that they went through and voted for something nobody really liked. how ignorant can you be?
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by interdrift 9y ago
Microsoft release Azure Notebooks. It works and it's available now. (I'm not MS assoc).
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by interdrift 9y ago
Should be read with an epic music background
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by interdrift 9y ago
Jamie Dimon is so clueless and is either lobbying for the interests of 2-nd tier accounting banks or the blockchain is accounting beyond his understanding.
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by interdrift 9y ago
.NET | Utrecht, Netherlands | ico135@abv.bg Hey, I'm doing regular mentoring and have a few clients and looking to expand! https://www.codementor.io/chhristov
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Ask HN: How to be an activist for a more open government?
4 points by interdrift 9y ago|1 comments
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by interdrift 9y ago
Provide something of value for your users and market it more.
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by interdrift 9y ago
Destroy fake news (no pun intended).
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Ask HN: Real time communication for .NET Core
1 points by interdrift 9y ago|1 comments
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by interdrift 9y ago
the amount of ignorance in this action is unbearable.
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by interdrift 9y ago
I think building an amazing product is the way to get them automatically.
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by interdrift 9y ago
Okay, that makes sense to me. Thanks
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by interdrift 9y ago
Doing what I believe is the correct thing to be doing now.

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