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by kayoone 9y ago
Net bandwidth on 802.11ac is nowhere near real 1Gbps though. Most i got out of a good 802.11ac AP that claimed 1,3Gbps was ~500-600Mbps in the real world on very close distance and it falls off pretty fast. Even the ones claiming nearly 2Gb
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by kayoone 9y ago
I wonder if any of the crawlers in the world care. What a ridiculous thing to put on a website on the public internet.
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by kayoone 9y ago
This usecase is more about running it as a homeserver, where i guess that limitation is not that important. Of course there are a lot of usecases where the Pi is the better choice.
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by kayoone 9y ago
Yes, Leipzig in general is substantially cheaper than Hamburg and even Berlin.
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by kayoone 9y ago
True, tried this and it works fine, lesson learned, thanks :)
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by kayoone 9y ago
Yes, but general public doesn't know this and Netflix is not going around advertising this with high priority. Getting/Cancelling the subscription on a per movie basis is not the intended use of Netflix anyway, so it's gaming
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by kayoone 9y ago
I guess it kind of makes sense because the Streaming-Only movies are not available to the general public in cinemas and require a paid subscription. "Normal" movies have a one-time fee too and these competitions are free advertisi
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by kayoone 9y ago
I live and work in the Berlin startup world: "English is a must, German is a plus" is the status quo.
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by kayoone 9y ago
The Uni vs FH statement might have some truth to it right after graduating, but in general, even without work experience it is much mire valuable to show what you can do if we are talking about software engineering for example. After a coup
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by kayoone 9y ago
interesting, does it charge fast enough so it holds the charge until the next shower? I got my girlfriend an Apple Watch S1 which is usually at around 50-60% in the evening, but she always charges overnight and my feeling was that the induc
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by kayoone 9y ago
dont people usually charge their apple(smart) watch at night anyway ?
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by kayoone 9y ago
I don't think your examples work. If the probability of one team winning over another is 90%, that fluke fumble is an exception/outlier and should be treated as such. Same goes for the train example imo. The ACL injury thing is mo
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by kayoone 9y ago
this is not software though, when its up and running you can't just go there and shut it down, so somebody else would probably take Googles place IF that happens. This is an independent company financed by Google and this would probabl
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by kayoone 9y ago
Love the concept of the Echo, however i don't see too much value in a screen, as for most tasks you'd need that for it's usually worth the effort to pull out the phone since you are also not bound to a specific location.
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by kayoone 9y ago
I recently started a new project in .NET Core because i really like C# (mostly from working with Unity) but i am pretty sure that i won't use it again for some time. I naively believed i could now use the .NET ecosystem on a small micr
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by kayoone 9y ago
Agreed, but is the Javascript ecosystem as an example really simpler to people that are new to it ?
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by kayoone 9y ago
Well yes, but all of them are among the most highly regarded Universities in the country, while there are others without the label that are equally good. I just wanted to emphasise that the quality you can get for "free" is really
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by kayoone 9y ago
Robotic transportation could also greatly increase the demand for cars and actually increase traffic on the roads, even though less total cars would exist because they would be better utilised. Even public transport could disappear if robot
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by kayoone 9y ago
For the US thats true, as a german who can basically study for free at any of the "elite" Universities in the country (same for scandinavia, netherlands etc) the whole higher ed concept in the US seems borderline scam to me anyway
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by kayoone 9y ago
Maybe on highways in good weather conditions we are close, but the chaos of cities like Paris, Madrid, Rome with their narrow roads and millions of edge case situations will be a tough problems for self driving AIs.
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by kayoone 9y ago
Traffic in the US also seems vastly easier than in other parts of the world, mostly because roads are wider. When i see the some of the chaos in cities like Paris, Barcelona, Rome and the narrow roads in many places, i can only come to the
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by kayoone 9y ago
That is the right opinion and programmers should think like this, but i also believe that this kind of thing is hard to stop when it makes it easier for devs to churn out software with existing skills and most non-technical users do not rea
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by kayoone 9y ago
While Electron has it's ups and downs, if the question is wether an app would exist at all on a certain platform by using Electron vs something else, then i think it's a valuable tradeoff. And let's be honest, most people (fo
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by kayoone 10y ago
Would individual humans still have their own consciousness or would all of humanity be one giant highly optimized organism that has no individual needs, desires, dreams or fears? The concept of human could become irrelevant and our whole ex
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by kayoone 10y ago
In the end Netflix is one of the places people would like to work because of stuff like this. The sheer scale of operations at netflix combined with modern technology is very interesting to many engineers, so it also kind of work in favour
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by kayoone 10y ago
even north of $1000 would still be cheaper than most of the in-car navigation/entertainment systems that a lot of people order. In relation to a car, $1000 is really not a lot of money. Heck, i just replaced a mirror for 450 EUR...
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by kayoone 10y ago
analyzing every frame of a video is very computationally expensive and the video resolution is often much worse than the photo resolution on such phones. But in principle the same techniques could be used so i don't see why it shouldn&
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by kayoone 10y ago
The BBC headline is sensationalist and deserves being critiqued for being click-bait. Makes it sound like tens of thousands of people could potentially drive around with not-working brakes, while the actual issue is pretty minor and just re
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by kayoone 10y ago
this is not even touching on the security issues that arise from the fact skype does not support 2FA and the merged legacy accounts remain vulnerable.
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by kayoone 10y ago
Since Tesla is not using Lidar and they have one of the most advanced self-driving systems, i wonder about this too.

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