klohto

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   by klohto 8y ago

   Having been to 3 corporations, all of them offer a raise of 7% - 10% every year. I'm not sure if I'm lucky but I thought this is a norm.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   Absolutely! I'm not disputing that it's not "interesting", just that I wouldn't compare Pi number search to prime number search.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   But that is population not a number of countries. If you look at it from a country perspective, the percentage is tiny.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   > The same way there's no 'need' to find bigger prime numbers. From cryptography standpoint, there is always a need to find bigger prime number. I wouldn't compare this with a Pi.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   > They have a monopoly over their own app store. Um, of course?
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   by klohto 8y ago

   > The number of programmers doubles every 5 years. Source? This might have been true few years ago but there seems to be an opposite trend.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   I've tested this and the link seems to expire the moment the user starts a download.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   I tried to search for it but found no pictures. Do you have any?
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   by klohto 8y ago

   > It turns out that many teams don’t want to invest the time and money needed to set up automated fuzzing infrastructure, and using fuzzing tools in an ad-hoc way on your own computer isn’t nearly as effective as continuously fuzzing you
10. 490.▲
    by klohto 8y ago

    Want to expand to European market? :)
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    Red Hat Introduces CodeReady Workspaces – Cloud In-Browser IDE(redhat.com)

    2 points by klohto 8y ago|0 comments
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Bloomberg could at least once publish more than a few regions when using "Around the World".
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    by klohto 8y ago

    And a lots of people don't even use standard keyboard layout, should they be supported as well? Don't be ridiculous, WASD for controls has been used since Quake.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Why not use static site generator and re-run on content update?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    I'm guessing that referral is a big drive
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Isn't PhantomJS basically unsupported at this point?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Golang position?
18. 498.▲
    by klohto 8y ago

    I don't really believe product that requires another product to supply such an easy task.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    "By May of 2015 I had sent over 30,000 sales and marketing emails so I knew how to get high response rates" It's clear that the author meant he had experience with sending mail, not that he sent 30k mails about THIS product.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    What is your definition of "bloated"?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Considering that these comments have already been deleted (removed?), I think you're very much right.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Which is exactly what is Gates pushing, investments into nuclear.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    You’re correct!
24. 504.▲
    by klohto 8y ago

    Already posted 3 times - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18751823
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    by klohto 8y ago

    I couldn't resist... Your example could be improved by using "products.sort_by(&:cost).last" I try to not use map because often there are methods that already implement filtering. Gotta love Ruby readability.
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    Ask HN: What is your favorite purchase you’ve made in 2018?

    22 points by klohto 8y ago|17 comments
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Last time an article about Flutter was posted, several users showed concerns that this is a campaign to promote the product. I'm starting to lean into this theory more and more. Articles like these bring nothing to the table and look o
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Rust
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    China hacked HPE, IBM and then attacked clients – sources(reuters.com)

    3 points by klohto 8y ago|1 comments
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    by klohto 8y ago

    http://ishi.blog2.fc2.com/blog-entry-158.html