llcoolv

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by llcoolv 10y ago
you could say the same about elon musk, as the original inventor was called nikola tesla and they both ripped off the same thing also, there was an electronics company called tesla in communist czecoslovakia, which is realatively well known
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by llcoolv 11y ago
I don't really agree - I remembered a take home assignment which combined enterprise-like object-oriented design (data model, strategy) with algorithmic thinking (several flavors of graph traversal). The job also turned out to be top-n
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by llcoolv 11y ago
nope. that's prague :D though it's just in that there's more companies organised like the spoiled big babies in sofia (HP, SAP, etc)... Otherwise the culture of ambitious e-illiterate youth on both places is identical - UNSS
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by llcoolv 11y ago
On the other hand they sometimes play very very well together - you cannot have a great technological advancement such as ICE - unique in world scale - without both pragmatism and the stability to plan centrally for 30-50 years ahead.
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by llcoolv 11y ago
There are actually more coworking spaces, even state-supported (socialist style) ones. And the two that you mean (Soho/betahaus) are actually overpriced trendy wastes of money. Also I think that incubators/cw-spaces/angel inv
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by llcoolv 11y ago
On the other hand when you see those ridiculous spreadsheets that Deutsche Bank uses for 2-step authentication to the e-banking you feel like in a shite 60s spy movie. When you actually log in it feels like the 90s though. And 80% of German
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by llcoolv 12y ago
And what if they started with 4 and ended up with a 1000?
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by llcoolv 12y ago
If the cause of the problem is the negative attitude towards women on Turkish side, how is the problem on both sides? Or sexism is something acceptable?
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by llcoolv 12y ago
im young :)
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by llcoolv 12y ago
ive been doing it for at least 8 years - how is this news?
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by llcoolv 12y ago
Most truly efficient anti-depressants would take a couple of weeks to start working, so it is not an option. Your only chance is trying to take control of your mind and shift the focus of your thoughts. Try seeing a therapist, meditation co
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by llcoolv 13y ago
How is attractiveness evaluated? Because the standards for male attractiveness are very loose and often a great degree its perception is determined by the other factors.
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by llcoolv 13y ago
pun aside, but don't these precautions seem a bit too paranoid or is it just me? :D
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by llcoolv 13y ago
It is very simple - depression is like cancer in a sense that it expands and captures/modifies more and more reflexes, thought patterns, habits and other aspects of personality. The single most important thing is to stop trying to be a
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by llcoolv 13y ago
The article is actually on mapping Messaging, Conversation Pattern and Asynchronous Processing to a real world example. Everybody keeps talking about coffee :)
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by llcoolv 13y ago
specifically for this one, I have the mnemonic that the side containing the lower value has only one vertex, while the higher has 2 :)
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by llcoolv 13y ago
I ve known people doing it with SVN/Git for at least 7-8 years now.
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by llcoolv 14y ago
Well, Sofia mass transit has had that for at least 4 and a half years. Funnily, for all modes of transportation, except the subway.
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by llcoolv 14y ago
Only two comments: 1. It is Czech Republic, not Czechia. At least in English. 2. Having the mulitple spoken languages in a single column is against normalization a bit. If one would have to use those values, they would need to parse the csv
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by llcoolv 14y ago
If it was exploited through the JRE, then it doesn't really matter...
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by llcoolv 15y ago
Also, why it is only decent? The Prague mass transit system has comfortable clean and warm vehicles, extremely good coverage (14 commuter train lines, ~24 light rail, 3 metro and hundreds of bus routes), short intervals and all of that is a
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by llcoolv 15y ago
This really puzzles me - if significantly poorer cities such as Budapest and Prague can pull off decent mass-transit, how come Tel Aviv can't? Can you provide some source? Since, at least according to EUROSTAT the Prague NUTS-2 Region is in
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by llcoolv 15y ago
good morning - a 10 seconds glance at a US city, 30% of whose area is occupied by parking lots and (always-clogged) highways is more than enough to come to that conclusion.
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by llcoolv 15y ago
Because employers could just replace you. The same way a person is supposed to take care of his own choice of career and the education that goes with it, one should keep up to date with the novelties himself. Of course, if we are talking ab
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by llcoolv 15y ago
yeah, for the extremely heavyweight enterprise stuff in a comsci course at a small uni, one definitely needs a commercial IDE. I cannot imagine what would it have been like if I had to use a mere text editor for that back in the days...
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by llcoolv 15y ago
Yes, but before that another country has been his home and he has ultimately left it for being slightly harassed during the totalitarian rule. Could you compare some harassment (which unfortunately has been something quite usual during thos
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by llcoolv 15y ago
I generally agree with the first point, with the difference that the economy growth in Europe has been several times higher during the past decade and that trend will continue. Also the debt problems in Europe are less serious than the ones
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by llcoolv 15y ago
Shame is that this guy is most probably Bulgarian and he holds the burgundy passport, which enables him to do his trade almost all over Europe (except for Belarus, Moldova, etc) without having to deal with any bureaucracy or the 'you dirty
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by llcoolv 15y ago
This article reminds me a bit of that TED talk some time ago: http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/steve_keil_a_manifesto_for...
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by llcoolv 15y ago
Sweet, I just moved there :)

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