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   by klohto 8y ago

   iPads have dedicated undo and redo button on their keyboards. It's even in the article.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   Apple’s whole stance is to protect your data. They don’t sell it. Don’t know about Amazon but I think they use it for their own services only as they’re not advertising company. ---- EDIT: Brain fart, ignore
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   by klohto 8y ago

   We still have them in Czechia. I doubt they would go away now.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   Not entirely true as it might sound. I joined the program a week ago. Did all surveys and I'm currently sitting on 550 credits. To qualify for a their main genome sequencing, "Low-pass Whole Genome Sequencing (0.4x coverage)"
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   XS-Searching Google’s bug tracker to find out vulnerable source code(medium.com)

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

   Author is not from USA. It’s common everywhere except for ‘murica to put currency sign after the amount...
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   by klohto 8y ago

   > I just said that certain classes will be biased against in this attempt at a bias-less recruitment process You're right. I've missed your point. You're correct that this will have negative results.
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   by klohto 8y ago

   Based on your resume, I think you can present all of these skills anonymously as well. Of course, there might some clear marks that will give away your gender and age, but that's up-to the interviewer to decide. All the things you have
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   by klohto 8y ago

   The example you showed is absolutely wrong. Based on it, the one from high class has more skills and more experience than the one from lower class. So of course, you will hire the one with more skills. That has nothing to do with class but
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Thank you. I have never considered this view. I always hear it’s for the team’s good to be more diverse but never why it’s good to be diverse... I still believe quotas should not be applied everywhere but your example shows an excellent poi
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    by klohto 8y ago

    I’d like to think I’m more skilled in soft skills than others but I always demonstrate that at the on-site interviews. How do you market those skills on a resume?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    I'd like to support this statement that I do not remember the last time I used them as well... Most of the time, they are accompanied by company (or team) specific TLAs that I do not understand, at the time of starting, anyway. For ins
13. 523.▲
    by klohto 8y ago

    I hope you don’t hire based only by quality of a code. Do you let someone else interview the candidate for soft skills?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    > trying to prove the opposite with no facts or evidence You're doing exactly the same. You have provided no evidence or facts. > There has been a staggering amount of research over the decades on this topic Great, so provide it.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    What if you used high capacity code like HCCB or CQR Code-9. CQR has a capacity of 3KB per square inch [1], based on your formula of 11 frames per second, you could easily do 33KB/s. And that is just a square inch, I think you could re
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    by klohto 8y ago

    This applies to general public but someone with Freelance Web developer based in Amsterdam. Mostly Node and React. in their bio should probably know what Assembly is...
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Is assembly not common knowledge anymore?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Article full of hyperboles, without-proof points and self-pity. Doesn't bring anything useful.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Can you explain why do you think it’s garbage?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    I’m not sure if this is a critique or a question. If former, then I don’t understand why would that matter. Even at 4 times the length of the code, Rust is safer, more robust and better optimized. So why would the length matter?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    I was working on something similar this weekend! (Well, kinda) Basically, I had an ugly CSV from my bank and importing it into Excel yielded horrible results. So I wrote a processor with customizable rules that splits values into defined co
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Why does everyone need to have a safe space? Bing suggestions work perfectly fine without patronizing and treating you like a dumb child that doesn't know how to use internet.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Competitive games are not only Dota
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Locking chargers doesn't seem like kind of a thing EU would approve. Considering their stand on unifying all chargers. Let's see how this plays out.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    What problem? We didn't need CoC for 20 years, why do we need it now?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Finish reading the article. He explains it at the end.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    > they have contributed far more to society than building over priced toys You consider this honest opinion?
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    by klohto 8y ago

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18199801
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    by klohto 8y ago

    This article does completely nothing except stiring the pot for no reason. It provides no value and author did zero research and just want to push his/her agenda. Wonderful journalism we have come to.
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    by klohto 8y ago

    I don't about precise power measuring tools, but I use CoconutBattery which displays what my current drain charge is. I already know what the values are when "idle", so I can compare the new values on Mojave with the ones I r