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by odabaxok 9y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16075325
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Previous submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14764125 (91 points, 32 comments)
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16422696
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by odabaxok 9y ago
It's funny, that I have just stumbled upon this yesterday: http://bogleech.tumblr.com/post/99186085698/as-cm-kosemen-ex...
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Everything is a remix video series is worth watching in this topic. It covers how every musician from Led Zeppelin to recent artists "remix" existing melodies. Also, how remix is done in other genres (e.g. movies): http:/&#x
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by odabaxok 9y ago
https://electrek.co/2017/12/18/bmw-hq-giant-batteries-100000... Probably the original source, it has more information, quotes from BMW chairman Harald Krüger (he uses the term "electrified cars", i.
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Here is a nice game about concurrency. It should answer your question why it should be feared by understanding how it works: https://deadlockempire.github.io/ As of my understanding it is fearless in Rust, because the probl
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Tetris on a Car's Trip Computer Is an Accident Waiting to Happen(motor1.com)
1 points by odabaxok 9y ago|0 comments
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Former VW engine chief Hatz arrested in diesel investigation, reports say(europe.autonews.com)
31 points by odabaxok 9y ago|4 comments
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by odabaxok 9y ago
I don't know about Australia, but this is completely true in Central Europe. An average Joe cannot tell how much an IT project can cost, so IT projects are the best place to "make your friend rich". See the slovensko.sk proje
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Just reacting to this: > Given how extreme the American reaction to the VW scandal was I do wonder what the response would have been if that company had been GM, Ford or Chrysler There were recalls related to GM (GM ignition switch recal
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by odabaxok 9y ago
> I feel that consumer rights are generally stronger in the EU than in North America I agree with this, I feel the same. However, it seems to me, that if there is a customer related problem already in place, US will find it and react to
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by odabaxok 9y ago
And.. do not forget it shows inline cheat sheets for programming languages [1]. However, it is way behind Google in localized searches. Unlike you, I am not satisfied with its results for finding places in my location, but this can be also
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Can you please write what concerns do they have? I have tried to google Elon Musk's quotes about AI, but all I found was that he said, we should fear AI, because it is like summoning a demon... Does he have some thought-out points you
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Here is github repo with much more lists of "Falsehoods programmers believe in ..." https://github.com/kdeldycke/awesome-falsehood
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by odabaxok 9y ago
https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-a...
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by odabaxok 9y ago
All I can think about, what a shame can this be for the developers releasing this software. There must have been a bunch of people working on this and wasn't there no one to say this is wrong?
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Do you believe this is possible? Introducing or leaving such bugs would need more than one person, probably from different departments and even if it gets past through code-review, there is still a risk someone notices the connection betwee
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Yes, it is hard to tell if a new product will last and for them it is useless, but such website could tell which brands are more trusty in this manner.
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by odabaxok 9y ago
I agree with this too. I always try to repair things first and then replace them if necessary (even if it is a torn shirt or backpack, a broken zipper on a shoe or broken connector on a laptop). Also, I try to buy things which are durable,
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by odabaxok 9y ago
CTRL-[+] in your browser?
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by odabaxok 9y ago
I could imagine that in fifty years from now, there would be an internet history trivia saying "Did you know this guy invented the email and he never got credit for it?" and nobody will care if it is true, they will just go with i
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by odabaxok 9y ago
It works with 'Reader view'
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Already discussed on: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14373951
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Your comment reminds me of: "Someday future archaeologists are going to dig up Disney World and think it was some bizarre mouse-worshiping kingdom." https://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/3
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by odabaxok 9y ago
The question is what '2M reports' means. If that means 2M reports are made by users, but they can be made on the same page/post/user, then they can be easily grouped. So, if you get 500 reports on a single post, the repo
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by odabaxok 9y ago
That seems reassuring. I think I have panicked too soon.
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by odabaxok 9y ago
Sorry this might be OT, but I found it interesting that the 3rd result for you is the lyrics and for me it is something completely different (Lionel is just the tenth result). I thought Duckduckgo returns the same results for everyone and t
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by odabaxok 10y ago
It's data from 2012. Following the citation on Wikipedia: http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SM.POP.NETM?year_high_de...
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by odabaxok 10y ago
Thanks for the reply. In the meantime, I have checked Syncthing forums and I have found this topic: https://forum.syncthing.net/t/why-im-moving-back-to-btsync-r... It is exactly complaining about the ease of use on Win

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