kavalg

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by kavalg 6y ago
I perceive staying competitive as being paid fairly for your work (within some reasonable margin). If you are becoming less and less useful to the company/industry, but your salary is getting higher over the years, your risk of being l
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by kavalg 6y ago
Maybe not the answer you are looking for, but for small and not that critical workloads, I've so far been happy with docker swarm workloads on cheap cloud/VPS.
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by kavalg 6y ago
It is called depth from motion. I think this is what the Google guys used to create the 3D buildings view back then.
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by kavalg 6y ago
I can only second that. People would say that Python is a lot slower than Rust and I would agree, but the slowest software I've seen in my life is the one that never gets released ;)
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by kavalg 6y ago
The docs look super well organized indeed. Great job!
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by kavalg 6y ago
TLDR (kind of) * Using alpha/beta decay in a diamond structure to generate electricity in the battery * Utilizing nuclear waste in the process * They say the battery is safe for civil use (e.g. not limited to military/industrial u
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by kavalg 6y ago
Excluding the crappy screen resolution, I am still happy running KDE on my x240 (i5, 8GB RAM) :).
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by kavalg 6y ago
I agree that public transportation leaves a lot to be desired, however roads in Sofia are actually not that bad. The bigger problem is traffic congestion. It makes it impractical to commute to the other side of the city for work (e.g. ~1hr
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by kavalg 6y ago
Just out of curiosity, when you say actual execution do you mean the execution done by EU bodies or the execution of the government(s) of Bulgaria?
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by kavalg 6y ago
Thanks for your through reply. My question was more in line with enterprise PR/sales. More precisely, to what extent does such a PR activity drive sales for NSO. In my early engineering career I did enterprise pre-sales for two differe
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by kavalg 6y ago
What you are saying makes a lot of sense. Then does it mean that the NSO capabilities are not quite as "advertised"?
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by kavalg 6y ago
I guess he meant the baseband processor
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by kavalg 6y ago
Can't be ruled out, but I would first look at (improper) pesticide use and monoculture. At least this is the general observation in my beekeeping community. We noticed a gradual decline in colonies since the local farmers started growi
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by kavalg 6y ago
Isn't this a good time for a new UI framework (e.g. Flutter) to conquer grounds. Especially if it would be possible to automatically translate large parts of the Qt UI to Flutter?
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by kavalg 6y ago
Had the same issue with swarm and iptables/ufw. The solution I found was to replace nginx with traefik and never expose service ports out of the swarm. All HTTP/TCP/UDP termination is done by Traefik (itself running in Swarm
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by kavalg 6y ago
Not my experience with commodity SD card, power supply and stock settings of Raspbian. They must be using some "secret sauce" to make them run 6 years without outages. I would suspect some industrial grade SD card (SLC or at least
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by kavalg 6y ago
This data is very interesting. I wonder whether it will bounce below the historical average after the peak (i.e. people dying 3-6 months earlier due to the pandemic).
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by kavalg 6y ago
I also haven't had an issue paying by a credit card. The invoice is detailed enough too.
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by kavalg 6y ago
A really interesting question indeed. While Docker containers are a blessing from many perspectives, their orchestration is far from easy (yes k8s I am looking at you). Another consideration of a CTO, when choosing buy vs build, would be th
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by kavalg 6y ago
Don't you guys use an ad blocker? I barely see any ads since I started using uBlock. Occasionally I browse without an ad blocker and the experience is horrible and intimidating. Actually ads and propaganda were the reasons I quit TV ar
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by kavalg 6y ago
Can you clarify the "never needs to be drained" part?
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by kavalg 6y ago
Thanks for the reference. Reading the wikipedia article on the topic, I get the impression that side effects that develop slowly (e.g. more than 3 months post vaccination as in this case) will either not be detected at all or it will be alm
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by kavalg 6y ago
Is there any actual evidence that the flu vaccines indeed work? Given that 'flu' is actually a very broad term for a disease that can be caused by =many different viruses that also mutate each year.
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by kavalg 6y ago
How do you test vaccine safety in a month? Shouldn't we be concerned with long term effects too?
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by kavalg 6y ago
I think the general direction here is that if unethical behavior leads to positive stimuli and there aren't some negative stimuli as a counterweight you simply end up with general demoralization of society and even more unethical behav
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by kavalg 7y ago
While I am not in any way approving such unethical behavior, I think he probably meant that you just can't expect this from most of the CEOs. At least the market does not incentivize such behavior in the short term (I means before you
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by kavalg 7y ago
Why the downvote? I am not being emotional. Just want to understand which of the things I mentioned seem incorrect. Here is already some indication about the money NOT going to the SMBs. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by kavalg 7y ago
Thanks for the link! My question was more into the direction whether permanent damage can occur in mild/asymptomatic cases and it looks like it is not the case. Anyways, if I am wrong and anyone has better information on this, please s
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by kavalg 7y ago
When you say damage, do you mean permanent damage? Or maybe it is still not clear?
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by kavalg 7y ago
Is it really that bad? I thought investors care more about business model and growth potential.

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