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sigi45
9y ago
Subscriptioncost for a todo list? With this amount of functionality? Nope sry. Don't get me wrong, i like your idea. It looks simliar what i'm already doing on paper and was planing to write somehow. But i'm not subscribing t
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9y ago
Companies don't buy Dell or Lenovo because there devices are easily repearable. They buy it because Dell and Lenovo replace/repair a device in 24 hours.
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9y ago
You are 17. The chance that you can code is high, that you can code with quality and without super vision is low. Whatever you do, go to a somehow bigger company, make an internship and work besides school or whatever you do with 17. I was
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9y ago
Ah yeah okay tx. I started to be disappointed as soon as i read that he is using rsync. I was expecting someone who writes something like rsync and not a gui for rsync.
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9y ago
Why? Did she/him held you back from something you are doing now you didn't do before?
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9y ago
Those companies made it easier for the consumers because those companies would have never accepted non DRM Video (period). You still can watch h264 on all modern webbrowser. And still it is there choice how they wanna offer there content. D
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9y ago
I think i don't get it. A company called Microsoft builds a software which is able to render html. This company makes money and talks to another company called google which also is making money by selling movies and stuff and which bui
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9y ago
You are right, the article itself says something about avg. worker. I had other similar article in mind when i wrote my comment.
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9y ago
And do you write down your ours or do you talk jobs and tell them up front how much it is, independend from hours worked?
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9y ago
In my contract there are 8hours a day written down. You probably don't get paid for feature x, you get paid for 40 hours (or whatever). If you get paid to do feature x, you would be a contractor with an contract stating that you do fea
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9y ago
I, what? You can write tests. You can cleanup a small save portion after you wrote tests. You can help a work collegue. You can optimize your teams workflow. Quality and Quantity are still connected. Do you think anyone would pay me a dime
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9y ago
And how do you justify your behaviour? oO? You could use your time you get paid for for better things. Doing something for the company you get paid from? Here have a read: http://bookofhook.blogspot.de/2013/03/smar
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9y ago
Bullshit. I'm not reading an hour Internet pages non work related. And if i would, i wouldn't count this as my working our. Not calling my partner every day for 18 minutes at work. What a crappy article.
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9y ago
At least Websphere 6 was using IBM JVM. Not sure if they still do this. We had to use the IBM JVM for running tests and precomputing stuff, otherwise stuff wasn't working.
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9y ago
I would still use uuid v4. Databases support this data type and reduce its storage needs. You can also compact it if it is too long for your use case or you like to save traffic.
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9y ago
Yepp Facebook is more or less a big Machine Learning Apperatus tuning in on user brain grabbing. Like a cheap TV Channel or a Casino and similar crap. Yes i still use Facebook but only to chat to people. It replaced icq and i don't wan
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9y ago
NO thats so ugly
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9y ago
nice. Especially the ip thing.
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9y ago
I can switch between languages. But i learned to write code in PHP, Java, C++ and other languaes. There is no necessarity for someone, who is a PHP or Java Developer to switch easily to another language. It takes a few weeks, month and perh
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9y ago
It makes a difference if a person has 5 years java experience or 5 years php experience only. There is a lot to learn about culture, tools, frameworks etc.
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9y ago
You remember the OpenSSL debacle?
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9y ago
Srsly? People can't read it and you think it is okay?
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9y ago
As said in many other comments: This is because you used MySQL in non strict mode. You don't run MySQL on Production in non strict mode.
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9y ago
master-master is evil. Not sure of your other points, i have no need for them. What i really don't like on MySQL (and i don't care for a lot of other stuff): MySQL 5.6 (yeah don't forget your version numbers) really sucks for
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9y ago
Just to be clear: I will not subscribe to every single newspaper just because an article got linked on hn. And no i will not trial every newspaper for an article linked on hn.
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sigi45
9y ago
Just to be clear: I will not subscribe to every single newspaper just because an article got linked on hn.
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sigi45
9y ago
Adblock and than i need a subscription? no.
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9y ago
It works. I can play games on it. I can play much more games on it and easier than on linux and macos. Lightroom runs on it. Everyone knows it. But still your comment doesn't even answer the comment you commented on. I use windows and
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9y ago
They probably filter and compress it, put it through a fiber glas system to storage systems of universities and so on. Those store systems are huge and yeah are build to do exactly this.
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sigi45
9y ago
By using AWS.
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