muro

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by muro 6y ago
I hate that so much. Physical punishment for using a laptop.
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by muro 6y ago
Maybe it should have spelled "oiligarchy"?
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by muro 6y ago
> It takes luck for a referral to find the right hiring manager’s desk. I only know about Google, but there is no such thing as a "hiring manager's desk". The hiring manager only gets info about a person once they passed i
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by muro 6y ago
Vast majority of people rent in Zurich. I lived in multiple countries (US, Australia, Europe - Germany, Austria and more) and apartments in Zurich are better maintained than anywhere else I've seen. You can find cramped, if that's
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by muro 7y ago
You'll need apps for each platform; testing is much more expensive; discoverability is a challenge; people (myself included) trust websites much more than native apps; you'll need a browser version anyway.
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by muro 7y ago
I wish they did the X-1 with AMD.
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by muro 7y ago
I still have a hard time believing those benchmarks. Are they really comparing the same things - just compiled for different architecture? Or is there more behind it - one is a "mobile" benchmark, the other something else?
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by muro 7y ago
Doesn't that exclude Apple?
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by muro 7y ago
Taleb describes this well: globalism allows for optimization (cost, efficiency), but increases risk. To reduce risk, add redundancy (locally).
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by muro 7y ago
Looking at the authors, this book would be more about security, rather than reliability.
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by muro 7y ago
They can and recently did.
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by muro 7y ago
I was always wondering how external drives can be cheaper than internal. This explains. Thank you.
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by muro 7y ago
If it takes so long, how about "incompetent"?
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by muro 7y ago
It's Germany or your experience that is different. See other replies, plus also: - University in southern Switzerland is closed - all universities and middle schools are closed in Slovakia
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by muro 7y ago
Weigh used tires, compare to new, divide by distance used for. Wash them thoroughly if you want to be extra precise.
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by muro 7y ago
So much business jargon (or honestly, just BS). You win on buzzword bingo in the first three sentences. "built leveraging the core tenets of design, innovation and quality." I do appreciate their naming, which includes now the scr
437.
by muro 7y ago
As Christianity became popular, Rome started to free slaves. Later Rome was no longer a society based on slavery, rather early feudalism. Rome was also short on population after multiple plagues and needed to focus more on food production,
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by muro 7y ago
A mute person has the right too :)
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by muro 7y ago
Reaction time of the local police department might be part of the test.
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by muro 7y ago
I like light machines too. My favourite right now is the Pixel (book) slate. It's light, battery life is fine, screen is great and can run Android and Linux apps. I spend most time in chrome, but often switch to Emacs and SSH into othe
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by muro 7y ago
Sounds like stores during socialism in eastern Europe. No thanks.
442.
by muro 7y ago
Nagging != Install
443.
by muro 7y ago
This was in "Better off Ted" - search by a photo of someone to find all online photos of the same. There was a great comment by another scientist on the team: "we finally killed privacy!"
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by muro 7y ago
Pride comes before a fall.
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by muro 7y ago
Surprisingly enough, South Korea last week jailed a high ranking Samsung executive for anti union actions.
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by muro 7y ago
"Small Unit Leadership" is also excellent and also from the US Army. Good ones are also: "Duty" (Robert Gates) "Call Sign Chaos" (Mattis) "Extreme Ownership" The one about Mattis has a very long list
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by muro 7y ago
Eastern EU countries would disagree.
448.
by muro 7y ago
If I could pay just 70$ per customer bringing in 1000+$, I would spend all I could and borrow heavily to run those ads. From a business perspective, it's a great endorsement.
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by muro 7y ago
Indeed, getting them to connect is always a few minutes of frustration that sometimes makes them connect.
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by muro 7y ago
"unless you ask us to" - it's defined in the privacy policy and clearly says it's due to the user taking an explicit action.

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