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marcocampos
12y ago
Sports photographers probably take 1000 photos/hour. :) As for price, i don't think it will even take that long. In 2 years it will cost something like 50 bucks. A USB3.0 128GB flash drive (260MB/s read, 240MB/s write)
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The first book on that list "Grey Hat Python" isn't very good. It contains some good parts but it skips things like Scapy which a consider a superb tool if you are in the pentesting business. I recommend reading "Violen
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12y ago
It probably uses Multi-Stream Transport by combining the signals from two DP 1.2 ports. Something more or less like Dual-Link DVI but using 2 ports. Regarding graphics cards performance probably only high-end graphics card from Nvidia and
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12y ago
And after 738 days we still haven't learned a thing. A large number of my friends and acquaintances in the "tech business" have already left or are planing to do so...
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HOPE X: You've Lost Privacy, Now They're Taking Anonymity
(youtube.com)
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I currently use a Thinkpad T530 with Ubuntu 14.04 and TLP power management and it works great. I modded mine by replacing the 900P screen with a 1080P IPS screen and putting a bigger SSD (128GB vs 500GB). Highly recomended. Specs: Intel Cor
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12y ago
About that passion... [1] [1] http://devblog.avdi.org/2014/02/10/the-passion-gospel/
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12y ago
Dammit, I had to try! :)
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12y ago
First thing I tried: fork bomb.
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13y ago
So...what's the point in this?
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13y ago
He's a game developer. MSVC++ compiler and Visual Studio are (almost) a gaming industry standard.
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13y ago
Newsblur [1] [1] http://newsblur.com
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13y ago
Just replace the thermal paste (easy to do on a Thinkpad) and clean the fans, it'll do wonders!
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13y ago
I highly recommend this one: "Beej's Guide to Network Programming" [1]. [1] http://beej.us/guide/bgnet/
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13y ago
There is also a 1080p screen option coming in the next few months.
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13y ago
What about game framework, computer vision, scientific computing, robotics, etc? I'm sure you can come up with examples for each of these but most are either dormant/abandoned or simply non-existant. As for infrastructure, yes Che
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13y ago
I don't know why people keep complaining about Ruby's (MRI) speed. Yes, it's not that fast but for most programmer's doing web development it doesn't matter. Remember, you are (probably) not writing the next Twitter
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13y ago
JWZ ;)
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13y ago
The most ridiculous example is the 5th edition of "Learning Python" by Mark Lutz. It's supposed to be an introduction to the Python language and it's almost 1600 pages long. The 1st edition was less than 400, the 2nd was
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13y ago
Similar to this: pcDuino [1] [1] http://www.pcduino.com/
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14y ago
Mind telling us what provider are you using? It's hard to find a Windows VPS provider at decent prices.
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14y ago
Can some recomend some decent source material to learn about Node.js and some best practices about it? I've read "The Node Beginner Book" and found it quite easy but somehow it didn't click.
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14y ago
If you're using any Microsoft technology people around here assume that you are a boring programmer that's a slave to the evil Redmond overloards and are not in anyway interested in fancy tech news that are posted in Hacker News. Keep up th
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I've grown so dispassionate about the tech industry in Portugal that I've been thinking about quitting and doing something else (I'm 28 and I always wanted to be a software developer). I can't change countries (my girlfriend's profession do
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14y ago
Cheap? Yes, if you come from a country like the US, UK, Germany, etc. The problems is that salaries for tech jobs aren't very good compared with said countries.
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Most (all?) tech jobs in Portugal are in Lisbon. I know companies in Oporto (Portugal 2nd biggest city) that have problems hiring people because everyone flees to Lisbon when they finish their degree. I tried to move to a smaller city (I'm
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REALBasic maybe? I know a couple of companies that use it and they seem to like it.
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The new T430s. Just came out.
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Like in MS Office applications you can hide the ribbon in the new Explorer.
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I'm not sure what I have learned here or why this is important to be mentioned here. Guy is leaving Big Corp (TM) and moving to San Francisco to build stuff. He says some nice things about said company and that's it. So, what else? Edit:
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