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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   Can anyone share their experiences with Syncthing compared to Resilio Sync (aka Bit Torrent Sync)? I am using Resilio Sync since its beta version, but they have added a lot of restrictions since then and made some functions only available f
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   This.. Reading the parent comments felt like they are making cheating acceptable. This did not seem like a little mistake, it seemed more like systematic cheating. She had multiple chances to apologize, but she went on until she was faced w
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   VersionOne
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   I haven't read both articles thoroughly, but two quotes from the articles will answer your questions: Blog post: "Project Infinite will enable users to seamlessly and securely access all their Dropbox files from the desktop, reg
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   Dropbox's first blog post about Smart Sync (aka Infinite) and discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11570888
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   I can relate to the parent comment and there are differences between doing an IT project for money and PhD. I think, you rather meant poorly defined requirements for an IT project. The goals of the project do not matter for you, you get t
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   The related question on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/5n58sm/i_am_julian_as...
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   Another agree. Also, it is way behind with localized searches.
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   by odabaxok 10y ago

   Nice tip, thanks! I have not thought about this, but it seems it is possible to buy one for my model for 50$. I will consider the replacement.
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    ...people don't feel the need to upgrade . Exactly! I have similar specs on my Asus from the beginning of 2012, Core i5, 8 GB of RAM (originally 4), an SSD (I replaced the dvd-drive), and a nvidia GT540M (2GB) graphics. I bought it fo
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    Thanks for the screenshot.
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    I am not sure what I am looking at. I see a big yellow rectangle. Should I be looking at the code only? Should I press a button?
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    We are going OT here, but one last comment in this thread to clarify what I meant. Putting a comment saying just "Just another vile article", without any thoughts about why it is vile, is just completely against the guidelines (fr
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    It is because you do not comment according to the guidelines, which encourage people to start conversation with reasoning etc. Points done bad in your comments: Avoid gratuitous negativity. When disagreeing, please reply to the argument
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    The title of the post says My YC app: Dropbox - Throw away your USB drive ...
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    At first, I didn't see it either. The big image in the header is just a simple Youtube video.
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    Some resources which were on HN before about Robin-Hood hashing: About Robin-Hood hashing: http://www.sebastiansylvan.com/post/robin-hood-hashing-shoul... Rust's implementation of HashMap: http://cglab.
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    There is a reply on a review for the new release from September 1, 2016 which says: "Just to clarify: We did not port it to the WebExtensions API, nor do we think it is possible to port it in any significant manner to the WebExtension
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    I do not know the details, but Horn - who blames the engineers in your article - was fired too, two weeks before your article was published (with two other executives): http://www.autoblog.com/2015/09/24/horn-
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    If that matters the former CEO immediately accepted responsibility and resigned in 2015. I believe, these are further consequences of the budget cut, they are NOT blaming low level engineers for the emission scandal...
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    I agree with you, that is not a tiny clown car. For the first time seeing it on photos I thought the same, but when you put it next to other cars, it looks surprisingly big (however, I have never tried it if its interior is also so roomy as
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    I do not know how effective is it, but highly reflective clothes could help too: https://www.wired.com/2015/02/paparazzi-proof-clothing-thats...
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    To answer in your tone: You misspelled distraction. ;) ...but seriously, it does not add any value to the presentation. Also, every photo has a caption, which can be truly a distraction. I can imagine if someone tries to read all of them an
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    This does not answer the original question. What is the purpose of these photos?
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    It is in Czech Republic, but I see now, that you can change the country in the footer and you will see different pricing.
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    Here it is 5.99 EUR (~6.8 USD) / month. So, based on that price, it should be like ~$270M. Also, you can have a family subscription for 6 people for 8.99 EUR (~10.1 USD). I wonder, if such subscriptions are counted as one, or for every
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    Similar lists: Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses: https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-a... Falsehoods programmers believe about time: http://infiniteundo.com/post&#x2
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    How about https://www.coursera.org/learn/progfun1 ?
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    I believe you can achieve the same in Java by static import. EDIT: Also, I think the parent comment was not complaining about the missing possibility of creating standalone functions, but rather saying that not every functionality can be fo
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    by odabaxok 10y ago

    This sounds interesting, do you have sources (about emission levels by country, Russian ecological standards and how are they enforced, etc.)?