jankotek

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by jankotek 10y ago
I read the article, it has interesting findings, but it ignores some other issues.
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by jankotek 10y ago
It does not contradict my statement. If they are less likely to seek medical treatment, they receive worse medical treatment (or no treatment at all).
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by jankotek 10y ago
Because men receive worse medical treatment. Just compare how prostate and breast cancer are promoted. It also corresponds with other statistics like life expectancy, medical expenses, disposable income...
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by jankotek 10y ago
The problem here is you already gave access to your 'private' data to dozens private companies and whomever they forward it.
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by jankotek 10y ago
> But before we do, take a moment to think about all the apps you have on your phone. Email? Facebook? Dropbox? Your browser? Signal? The history of everything you’ve ever done — everything you’ve ever searched, and everything you’ve ev
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by jankotek 10y ago
In US the administrative cost makes boring very expensive. Technology is already solved problem.
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by jankotek 10y ago
I think great shame is that many educators lie about future career prospects in their profession. It is like pyramid scheme; only way to make living is to teach at university, and create more educators.
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by jankotek 10y ago
Hazelcast is not really an database. Data are 'persisted' in RAM.
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by jankotek 10y ago
$1e6 / (10 hours/day * 6 days/week) = ~ $330/hour. As a consultant you might be able to get to this salary. But you will be able to bill only a fraction of your time.
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by jankotek 10y ago
In Central Europe triple bypass hearth surgery costs ~ $6000. Until you fix the cost, there is no help.
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by jankotek 10y ago
I like drawings in this article
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by jankotek 10y ago
That talk to individuals, do not blame entire field or entire gender.
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by jankotek 10y ago
I think open-office is great. It makes it much easier for independent developers to compete with large corporations.
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by jankotek 10y ago
Do you know any 'shitty mathematician' in person, or is it just another stereotype?
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by jankotek 10y ago
> Mathematical genius is fragile; society needs to stop destroying it ... but there are too many men in this field. Just love this marxist logic.
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by jankotek 10y ago
I remember how XP was received. It was slow as hell compared to Win98 and even to Windows 2000. And 256MB RAM is too little for XP, W2K would be probably fine.
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by jankotek 10y ago
> Centralized (possibly randomized) wire tapping. I think some of those predictions were pretty spot on.
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by jankotek 10y ago
Wiki: General availability October 25, 2001; 15 years ago. General minimum recommended for XP was/is 512MB.
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by jankotek 10y ago
Unity needs graphic acceleration. Of course it does not work on something like that. Use Lubuntu and it will work just fine. XP on such machine is not responsive. Maybe it could be usable, if you uninstall half of operating system, and repl
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by jankotek 10y ago
2001 laptop? Even contemporary systems (Win XP) would be slow on that. > Inside, it had plenty of power, an 850MHz Pentium III-M, 256MB of RAM, and 802.11b for wireless networking (if you could find a wireless network, that is). Plus it
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by jankotek 10y ago
Fedora switched to FreeBSD kernel? I better start reading release notes ;-)
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by jankotek 10y ago
There was a real chance that Obama (as US president) would declare war and start bombing Iran.
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by jankotek 10y ago
What would happen if Iran did not signed the deal? US would knock down air defense and industrial potential of the country. Maybe you believe in 'surgical strikes', but similar cases in history tell otherwise.
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by jankotek 10y ago
Does everyone have a memory loss? Just a few years ago Obama was going to bomb Iran back to the stone age. And US border force always harassed people who visited enemy countries. Several people were not allowed to enter, because they visite
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by jankotek 10y ago
To run corporation you should have physical presence in Estonia as well.
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by jankotek 10y ago
Germany is probably bad option within EU. I would recommend Bulgaria: flat tax rate 10% on corporate income and capital gains. Considerably cheaper office and accounting cost.
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by jankotek 10y ago
Elites are really closed in their own bubble. "Nihilists" and terrorist attacks :-(
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by jankotek 10y ago
I think this is great news. Right now it is almost impossible to get working visa in US, unless you work for a sweatshop. Minimal salary makes it easier for small business to hire foreigners. > The legislation sets aside 20 percent of t
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by jankotek 10y ago
- Consulting is much harder with AGPL. It is pain to ship products with this license - No way to operate under Apache foundation or other umbrella - AGPL is simply banned in many corporations - No way to create 'enterprise' propri
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by jankotek 10y ago
Much lower cost. No need to create 100x return for investors.

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