jankotek

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   by jankotek 8y ago

   And I experienced hundreds of problems. It really depends on what you are doing.
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   Hydrogen creates molecules H2.
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   Hire remotely if you want diversity...
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   Yet blockchain is the only way to transfer money in "paradises" such as Venezuela.
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   For Java I would say H2 SQL DB. It is small, compact, packed with features and good abstraction.
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   Contactless payment...
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   SF reinvented yet another wheel in worst possible way. Stuff was sold this way for centuries. Take a fruit or a newspaper, leave coins in a jar, no cashier needed.
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   So in order to use this "simple trick" you have to study law and law enforcement policies of each country. Why not get real prescription, or split large bottle into smaller bottles?
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   by jankotek 8y ago

   Forgery is a criminal offense. You may get thrown out of country, years after this accident.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    You need documents to travel on some routes within Schengen. At least from Greece and Italy.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Google does chromium, linux, mysql, go... The same about FB. $100k is a droplet in ocean.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    So this "perk" does not even meet legal minimum for large companies. Just hire remotely if you want to attract top talent.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    90% of people already walk around with phone that broadcasts their unique ID (wifi MAC).
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Some smart contracts (and underlying VM) are formally proven. My former employer invests heavily in that direction. And it is very easy to verify "1+1=2" or "amount + amount X 0.12 X number_of_months". But my point is th
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Absolutely not! There is way too much "wiggle room" when you deal with multiple nationalities, different cultures, foreign languages, jurisdictions... The only thing that is rock solid and predictable is contract written in progra
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    SAP introduction starts with documenting organisational structure, processes and many other things. That can be used outside of SAP...
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Hercules mono screen (XT) had better readibility than color CRTs (EGA and VGA). It had better resolution and refresh frequency.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    > The other kid was told to wait. > One little boy started making explosive noises, pretending a toy on the table was a bomb Hm, perhaps some Ritalin could fix this? Perfectly normal behavior; little boy waits and plays small game
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Microsoft is pretty open compared to competitors. It has long history of providing Windows source code to universities (I recall Win2000). It also provides debug symbols for its libraries. Try to get source code for Apple, Amazon or Google
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Negative timestamps are used in astronomy all the time.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Hm, is not the problem that scooters should be on the street, not on sidewalk? Licenses will be needed only because of impolite drivers.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    It is not about size. Google has horrible customer support.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    It is just semantics, related to philosophy, but not astronomy. Planets do not even orbit around sun, but center of gravity which is outside of sun.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    Please fix misleading title, it should be: Reinvented _Survey_ Research. > thirty to forty minute survey ... paid $1.10 What sort of results do you expect from this "research"? Do you really expect people to read the question
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    I bet water circulation is broken. Check pump. You may have some air in pipes, turn your PC upside down and back (no joke).
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    > flash-mob mobile gaming - everyone on the same bus can join This can be already delivered without mesh networking. Too many privacy issues.
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    > Viral Hippo posted a photo of a black square. > And yet within 24 hours, it amassed over 1,500 likes from a group that included a verified model followed by 296,000 people Are you sure it is fake? Modern art has long history of
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    I can produce good english if necessary, but too lazy on net forums. I understand what joke is. I (and many of my friends) do consider Apple a joke for enterprise use. Joke in sense of "useless" or "inadequate". 'G
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    honestly, I dont know. This stuff is usually negotiated in bulk, or as insurance. I would pay even $1000 if its an emergency. $150 on-site if parts are $50 is very reasonable price. My point is that macbook is not easily serviceable machine
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    by jankotek 8y ago

    - As far as I know Apple does not even offer next-day on-site repairs as paid service. You have to send your laptop somewhere. Giving laptop with sensitive information out of my hands is not an option! - Someone else wrote here that it cost