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by seer 9y ago
As with troubleshooting most hardware issues - experiment, restart, reset. It can either be an issue with the driver in which case a simple restart (maybe a “hard” smc reset as well) fixes the problem, or a hardware problem with the bluetoo
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by seer 9y ago
I can second codeship - even though its a bit more clunky than Travis and with less integrations and command-line tools, its has way beefier machines, easily several times faster than what travis offers even to paid customers. And their too
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by seer 9y ago
Its no coincidence - in a prisoners dilemma when everyboddy cooperates its easy to get to the top by defecting
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by seer 9y ago
There is a saying that cheating may teach you more than memorizing everything. Sometimes the tests are given not by the teacher himself but by the state/school or some other third party and the teacher has a feeling of “In it together”
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by seer 9y ago
Well here in europe it didn't happen all at once. It was a gradual rolling of chip based cards, atms and terminals. There was a non-insignificant amount of time where some atms / pos terminals would reject your card because you&#x
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by seer 9y ago
Maybe the distance itself is why people are so excited about Mars. When you go to the Moon, human civilization is right there and can interfere with whatever you may wish to accomplish, while on mars it seems so far away that earthly powe
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by seer 9y ago
I think iain bank's "the culture" novels explore this future in depth quite well. I will not spoil it but the basic idea is "games" - people will just be able to play all the games they want and compete with one ano
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A prettier prettier (for JSX)(medium.com)
4 points by seer 9y ago|0 comments
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by seer 9y ago
Fun fact - tomatos were actually considered poisonous in parts of europe for a long time, since they have high acidity and leach toxins from lead plates http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/why-the-tomato-wa...
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Elon Musk: The future we're building – and boring [video](ted.com)
6 points by seer 9y ago|1 comments
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by seer 10y ago
This is definately off topic but I also have thought about supermarkets a lot lately but mostly how they are a regression of the prvious thing which was "the bazaar" - because you limit competition "within the supermarket&qu
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Turkey's New Constitution Would End Its Democracy(bloomberg.com)
3 points by seer 10y ago|0 comments
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The Programming Interview from Hell(pythonforengineers.com)
174 points by seer 10y ago|136 comments
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by seer 10y ago
Not sure if it's exactly what you're asking for, but an american acquaintance of mine is doing a podcast "hardcore history" style about Bulgaria ( http://bghistorypodcast.com/ ) and since most of that land
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by seer 10y ago
It takes a little bit of time for other trackers to gain traction. Right now I think the most promising public tracker I know is idope.se, enjoy :)
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by seer 10y ago
This all resonates with the feelings I also went through with the ending of Mass Effect - deep disappointment. But then they delivered the "Citadel DLC" - probably the best DLC ever made for a game, a gentle and humorous farewell
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by seer 10y ago
Its more of aligning of values between the applicant and the reviewer - if you have some of your personality showing through from your resume, the reviewer can have a "gut feeling" about you.
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by seer 10y ago
I must confess I'm a bit biased because I work in that space (Enhancv cv builder) but what we've seen time and time again is that people who put not only their personal achievements, but their personality as well, land jobs that
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by seer 10y ago
I think if the cost of sending people to Mars really did fall down to those estimates, then countries themselves will try to send colonists, only because if they don't, and others will, then they will "miss out". Imagine if C
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by seer 10y ago
I just wanted to thank you for this incredibly useful piece of software - I've used it even for creating diagrams on its own as it's very user friendly, and the ability to "render to ascii" is just an added bonus :)
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by seer 10y ago
The trouble with Linux most of the time is that it's a craftsman's OS - full of asumptions that you are proficient at fixing problems and knowing how everything works from the inside out. And if you don't and mess up a bit th
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by seer 10y ago
We've already had that experiment - it was called "the 60s" - obscene amounts of money (basically a blank check) was given scientist to reach the sky and we went from barely touching the atmosphere to sending humans to the mo
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by seer 10y ago
It's actually the complete opposite - space is not "infinitely cold" it's more like "infinitely isolating" - like the perfect giant thermos. Space suits for example have a whole layer of water tubes just to coo
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by seer 10y ago
Since most of the weight of the rocket is fuel and payload, when landing it is very very light so even one Merlin engine, throttled to its minimum is way to much and the rocket has thrust to weight ratio bigger than one, so it cannot hover
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If monogamy is unnatural, then why do we have jealousy?(quora.com)
1 points by seer 10y ago|0 comments
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by seer 11y ago
Can someone please explain (or point out a link to the rules in question) why is this post getting downvoted? I understand the parent comment is not very informative, but this one I found quite helpful as I had forgotten the quote in questi
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Show HN: The worlds best career prediction software(enhancv.com)
1 points by seer 11y ago|0 comments
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Country OS – The best way to manage your country in the 21st century(countryos.com)
34 points by seer 11y ago|14 comments
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Gary Vaynerchuk – Online Marketing Rockstars 2015 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by seer 11y ago|0 comments
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by seer 11y ago
At least for games, there might actually be a way to approximate this - PS3 could not be cracked to run pirates games for quite a while. And had a comparable rival console - comparing sales/piracy amount could give us a clue about the

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