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by orless 11y ago
See also "Zugradar" of the Deutsche Bahn: http://www.bahn.de/zugradar Also made by HaCon ( http://www.hacon.de ).
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by orless 11y ago
I wonder why Apache would need to have two "more similar than different" products.
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by orless 11y ago
It's HaCon software, "exe" extensions are kept for historical reasons. These are not Windows binary for a long time already.
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by orless 11y ago
I'm starting to get lost in the new Apache animals. How does Apache Goede compares to Apache Ignite (advertised as "in-memory data fabric"?
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by orless 11y ago
OMG. A few more interviews? Can't you handle everything in one or two interviews? Seriously, from my (quite senior) point of view - if you've seen my CV, done research on me (StackOverflow, GitHub etc.), seen my code from the take
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by orless 11y ago
3 or 6 month probation is an absolute standard in Germany. No, you're not paid 3x during this period.
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by orless 11y ago
> Quick phone call to previous employers can save you tons of money! That may be really dangerous for the ex-employer. I'd never comment on an ex-employee beyond confirming that he worked on the given dates. > This is cheaper tha
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by orless 11y ago
In Germany, 3 or 6 month trial period is standard. Both sides can tear the contract painlessly in this time.
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by orless 11y ago
> Whether it's a good strategy is besides the point It is my point that this may be a good strategy. > it's still a luxury in that your wife had the means to live for 8 months without a substantial income Spending 10k Euro o
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by orless 11y ago
This seems quite unrealistic and inefficient to me. OP would have to find an open source project (with a good community) which would match his/her skills and accept him/her as a contributor - which is a challenge on it's own.
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by orless 11y ago
Identify your weaknesses. What are they? Language? Specifically? Grammar, vocabulary? Or higher-level communication? Or interviews, specifically? I'm twice non-native speaker (English, German) but got good enough to do communication-fo
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by orless 11y ago
> Working for free is a luxury for the people not struggling to ends meet. Not necessarily, this may be also a valid profit-oriented strategy. My wife worked for ca. 8 month almost for free (for lowest rate allowed by the law) to get an
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by orless 11y ago
I think 18F should definitely allow negative bids as well.
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by orless 11y ago
> But you’re forgetting the massive GPU array. The hacker runs a program that generates random combinations of two, three or four dictionary words and tries it against your password hash. It’s going to take a while because the number of
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by orless 11y ago
What you're doing in this comment comes quite close to the doxxing tactics people condemn here Michael for. The quality of his PhD thesis is completely irrelevant to this thread.
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by orless 11y ago
I don't really think this is the case. I think it's just a case of hyper-defensiveness going hyper-wrong. And I am truly sorry for this guy.
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by orless 11y ago
Seems like the guy does not need any external help ruining his business.
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by orless 11y ago
Yes, probably. This is extremely sad to watch. A real disaster going on. You're holding good, you stay correct and calm all the time. Respect for that. Hold on, with this tempo this will be over soon. Лёша
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by orless 11y ago
I believe you're not in position to explain us what is "honest" and "good". You are destroying your product, your work and your name at the moment. This is very sad to watch, I really wish you'd stop.
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by orless 11y ago
We have a record of you doxxing a user on your site. Even with wrong info. Providing you with any personal details for any reason would be extremely unwise at this moment. Neither in this thread. Nor on your website.
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by orless 11y ago
Either he was replying to another comment or is delusional at this moment.
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by orless 11y ago
A YC startup annoyed, failed to follow an account deletion request of, lied to, wrongfully accused of spamming, and doxxed a female user. Well, if it's not a YC problem, it should very well become one.
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by orless 11y ago
With this being on HN top (and with the word spreading), this story has potential to kill livecoding.tv.
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by orless 11y ago
It actually even did not matter here if multiplication is commutative or not. The child had to apply the repetitive addition strategy and so he or she did. Just probably not with the taught convention.
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by orless 11y ago
But 5 + 5 + 5 WAS repeated addition!
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by orless 11y ago
a x b = b + ... +b is not a strict definition, it's just a convention. Check the English Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplication It's, as you say, 5x3 = 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 +3. But now check Russian
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by orless 11y ago
The task was about repetitive multiplication strategy. Which was what the child did. Just not by the EXACTLY taught convention. So your analogy with dovetail joins would be not replacing them by rabbet joins, but setting them just in the di
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by orless 11y ago
Here's my response to this: https://medium.com/@highsource/the-only-reason-for-this-answ... The only reason for this answer to be marked as “wrong” is the teacher saying “You did not apply the strategy I’ve tought
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by orless 11y ago
For everyone who's sympatetic to Agarkov, imagine someone doing this to you. Agarkov wanted to deceive the bank and took advantage of some bank's clerk not validating the user input. So imagine someone doing this to you. Smuggling
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by orless 11y ago
In Germany, for instance, if you fail to advertise important clauses correctly, the contract may void. This is often applied in cases like "download sites" which allow you to download Firefox and likes for free - but in the contra

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