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by kbart 10y ago
"It is no different than Amazon displaying related products that you might be interested in or Netflix showing you a queue based on your past viewings, in consumer space." Is is very different imho. Looking up contact details of
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by kbart 10y ago
"Even with all those neural net advantages" On the other hand, without a neural net, it might be even slower. Android supports tons of different architectures and platforms, of course you can't optimize it like Apple can wi
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by kbart 10y ago
Online freelancing service is usually race to the bottom as you have to compete with people from all other the world. For many of them, 100$ is a lot of money. I've done few projects this way then gave up, it's simply not worth th
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by kbart 10y ago
"GPUs and OpenGL must be more energy efficient at this task than software rendering, and I would imagine that important embedded devices with graphics displays must all have GPUs or will in the future?" Adding to what was said i
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by kbart 10y ago
I wish they had done this few years back. I've wasted waaay too much time trying to minimize and cram down Qt to the small devices.
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by kbart 10y ago
I'm surprised we don't have flat Earth debates on TV yet.
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by kbart 10y ago
On the timescale of the web technologies, that probably reads as "ancient".
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by kbart 10y ago
Cisco has offices all over the world, I doubt hey are particularly interested in H1B visas.
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by kbart 10y ago
I doubt that it's to show ones manliness. When you are used to rain (I bet everyone that lived in London for more than a week is), you know when it's not strong enough to get you wet and when it's really time to take your u
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by kbart 10y ago
I doubt that. Google bets on cloud solutions, so you can get Google "OS" on any device that's capable of running a modern browser.
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by kbart 10y ago
If one manufacturer keeps selling 85 of every new devices produced and another sells only 15 and this trend continues for 3 years now, I can say assured that one's share is increasing fast, while other's declining. That's sta
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by kbart 10y ago
"Android has competition in form of iOS" iOS share is <15% and declining(1), while Android has ~85% of market and is growing fast. I would not call that a fair competition.. 1. http://www.statista.com/statisti
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by kbart 10y ago
Windows dominated PC market for decades, so why can't Android do the same with smartphones? Not saying that this will be the case, just providing an example to counter your logic.
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by kbart 10y ago
Surveillance technologies have went a long way since WWII. Now, when everybody caries a bugged device in their pocket and cameras are ubique, it's no brainer. Of course, I do not advocate losing our freedom in the name of security, but
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by kbart 10y ago
I understand that. But in real world, you can't check that about a prospect employer during the few interviews and it usually boils down to the things I've mentioned.
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by kbart 10y ago
So what is "cultural fit" then? If one didn't wear skinny jeans and don't enjoy playing foosball, he's out of luck? "Cultural fit" is one of the most offputting keyword for me, because as far as I've
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by kbart 10y ago
The author is mocking keyword stuffing, but promoting "cultural fit" as "more impactful keyword". Sorry, but replacing technical keywords with some vague buzzwords does not improve your ads.
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by kbart 10y ago
Your first part was irrelevant: if you cast away const, of course variable must have been const in first place. As other have already mentioned, casting itself is not an undefined behavior (and sometimes even have legitimate reasons, mentio
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by kbart 10y ago
"casting away const-ness is undefined" No, it's not. That's the whole point why compiler can't optimize it away. You can often see ("char *") casts from static "strings" in legacy APIs and libr
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by kbart 10y ago
"Next time, buy a Lenovo tablet." I would be cautious with that too. 1. http://money.cnn.com/2015/02/19/technology/security/lenovo-s... 2. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag&#x
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by kbart 10y ago
Firefox's reader view did the trick for me.
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by kbart 10y ago
Embedded and system level programming is still done almost universally in C and that's a huge segment. In reality I'd say C is even higher, because only a small part of code written in it ends up on GitHub, the rest is deep inside
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by kbart 10y ago
There's is no legal way to watch the latest season of Game of Thrones etc. in my country. Even if it was, I'm sure it would be overpriced compared to local economy. Same for computer games, they cost 40-50 Eur in a country where t
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by kbart 10y ago
TPB, or more likely it's clone, still works (with .se extension).
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by kbart 10y ago
There's no music/video so good released yet I would start using iTunes for them.
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Manned multicopter [video](youtube.com)
1 points by kbart 10y ago|0 comments
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by kbart 10y ago
Nice experiment, but anyone writing such code in production should get his fingers chopped.
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by kbart 10y ago
Exactly. The scene from The Simpsons that came to my mind while reading the parent post: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPhO5g39vpg
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DARPA Challenge Tests AI as Cybersecurity Defenders(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by kbart 10y ago|0 comments
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by kbart 10y ago
Is it even legal in USA? In EU, that would make your card road illegal instantly.

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