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by orless 10y ago
"Walking, just walking, walking?" This reminded me of the short story "The Pedestrian" by Ray Bradbury: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pedestrian We've studied this story in the English clas
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by orless 10y ago
I'd argue that reading academic papers on DL is hardly the only or even a good way to get into DL for an average Joe Hacker. "... if you're not willing to read a paper with BASIC CALCULUS ... then I'm not sure machine le
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by orless 10y ago
> So the question is, how does an average joe hacker like me exploit and leverage this wonderful thing called deep learning? I'm not interested in reading PHD papers with advanced calculus. You've got a lot of comments like &qu
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by orless 10y ago
This is a simple webapp which redirects the user to the departure board of the closest railway station in Germany. Departure board service is provided by Deutsche Bahn (German Railways), I only had to implement a search of the railway stati
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Show HN: Get redirected to departures of the nearest railway station in Germany(bahnhof.direct)
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by orless 10y ago
Some time ago I've started a maven-storyteller-plugin (a version can be found here: https://github.com/highsource/storyteller-maven-plugin ). This plugin was intended to solve a simple task: given a Maven project,
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Scotland Yard charge: teaching people to use crypto is an act of terrorism(boingboing.net)
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Mapbox accuses opensource osm2vectortiles converter of copying their cartography(github.com)
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by orless 10y ago
I did not run any benchmarks and OTP is not directly comparable to GraphHopper as feature set is quite different. So this is just my impression an take it with a grain of salt. My impression is that GraphHopper is fast and does not take muc
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by orless 10y ago
I use OTP, but if you compare its performance to GraphHopper, you'll never want to come back again.
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by orless 10y ago
GraphHopper is an extremely impressive development - and it's open source (APL2.0): https://github.com/graphhopper/graphhopper What I still dream of is support for public transport/timetable routing (GTFS). T
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by orless 10y ago
Kaspersky Internet Security just popped up this ad on my desktop: "Want to be the MAN? Want to show the ladies your smarts?". A guy with a notebook and a queue of ladies waiting to be brought to the CyberSecurity world. It is 2016
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Kasperksy Ad: “Be the MAN, show the ladies your smarts”(twitter.com)
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by orless 11y ago
Can it be that GitLab pages are down? I'm getting 503 at the moment: * http://gitlab-examples.gitlab.io/pages-plain-html * http://gitlab-examples.gitlab.io/pages-jekyll * http://www.downfore
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The OpenSky Network – Open, Community-Based Air Traffic Tracker(opensky-network.org)
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Skype Translator – Translate calls in 7 languages and messages in over 50(skype.com)
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by orless 11y ago
These are slides from this talk: https://srlabs.de/pos-vulns/ https://events.ccc.de/congress/2015/Fahrplan/events/7368.htm... Video: https://media.ccc.de/v/32c3
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Hacking outdated payment protocols – 32c3 “Shopshifting” session slides(lab.dsst.io)
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by orless 11y ago
Payment systems are old and have – unlike card protocols – seen little scrutiny so far. This talk enumerates design and implementation flaws in payment processing systems, which can defraud consumers and merchants. Like most embedded device
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32c3 "payment hack": Outdated payment protocols expose customers and merchants(srlabs.de)
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by orless 11y ago
This is a proof-of-concept we did on the latest hackathon of the Deutsche Bahn (German Railways) - https://www.mindboxberlin.com/index.php/3rdhackathon.html . HotelRoute extends hotel search results of hrs.de and adds i
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Show HN: Find hotel with the best pub. transport connection to your destination(hotelroute.org)
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by orless 11y ago
A few years ago I've posted a question "How to limit speed with BMW JSDK on 116i programmatically from Java?" on StackOverflow as an April Fool's joke: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2557423&#x2F
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by orless 11y ago
Around 1000-1500 would give you a pretty good quality of life, but you can also go lower than that. If you're single an young, consider finding a "WG" - it's when several people live together in a big appartment with own
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by orless 11y ago
Absolutely go for it. I've moved from Russia to Germany in 2001, it was one of the best decisions in my life. Check if you can get the "blue card": http://www.bluecard-eu.de/eu-blue-card-germany/ You can
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by orless 11y ago
I see no reason why HN karma should be relevant for technical roles. Well, maybe there were deep technical conversations which would really impress, but noone's gonna dig for that. GitHub or SO would be interesting, though.
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by orless 11y ago
Where are you now? In Germany? Which city? Do you have a permit to stay/work (Niederlassungserlaubnis or similar) or are you a "native"? I'm not from Berlin but my impression is that it's an interesting city to work
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by orless 11y ago
I use JIRA for my day work and GitHub Issues for my open-source projects. I'm a long-term JIRA user (and even somewhat evangelist). There are probably many much more "modern" issue trackers over there, but JIRA worked extreme
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by orless 11y ago
I'm a fan of JIRA but wouldn't really call it "clean, simple".
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by orless 11y ago
Small correction: the company is HaCon ( http://www.hacon.de/ ), HaFas is their software.

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