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by sinuhe69 8y ago
At the beginning I made some mistakes because of some very convincing photos. But then my human intelligence kicked in and I improved my recognition rate dramatically. At the end, it approached 100%. Looking at the images, one recognizes im
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Nobody mentioned the form inheritance feature of the VCL, the consequent applying of OOP principles for UI. Because all interface elements are implemented as (object) components, in Delphi, you can easily group an arbitrary assembly of UI e
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
I thought the solution is simple: just put China in brackets after Taiwan (China) and you should be fine? And don’t list them as “country”, use region instead!
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Maybe one should read more before downgrading other people’ comment as nonsense. Excerpts from Wikipedia (text in square brackets are my): Dark matter is a hypothetical form of matter that is thought to account for approximately 85% of t
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
What has dark matter anything to do with the standard model? Dark matter is just a hack for Einstein relativity theory.
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
The problem is not the tech but the learning style. With interactive notebooks and ton of other materials available, students can participate in pro-active reading before the class so the actual class time can be used more for discussion, n
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
For me quite simple: - spend less than what you earn - defer purchase, most of the time you’ll change your mind - start to save early (compound interest!) - don’t take a loan except absolute necessary. But when yes, pay back early. - once s
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Other already sold similar boots. That’s why he cannot do a kickstarter anymore https://www.amazon.com/CREATETECH-Bionic-Running-Jumping-Sho...
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
I live in a tropical country and I always prefer to sleep with open Windows. The only problem is the noise. I believe noise affects the sleep quality as much as well. Earplugs might be a solution but I don’t know any good brand which are co
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
For our projects, we always sourced directly from big names in the industry like Nexans and LeGrand. With a hefty price, of course. But I always wondered whether their cables are worth the price. Of course, we have let our system integrator
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Yeah, you said yourself that’s “in a interview only”. I agree that many modern interview techniques are stupid. Perhaps they think the leaders know how-to communicate well already or perhaps because soft-skills are notoriously hard to asses
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Rewrite from scratch is a very risky business, especially if it is conducted under the technical view only. The only exception is when the rewrite-team is the same as the original development team, which is almost never the case, except in
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
The sacking of the US Pacific commander says a lot about the discipline and practice of military crewmen in modern armies nowadays, in a world of 50 years and more of enduring peace.
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Like people with a loaded gun, sailors and officiers of warships think they are invincible and anybody else has to avoid them and not vice versa. I guess the bleak reality after such incidents would give them a cold shower to wake up, but p
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
I feel compelled to repeat the previous criticism on the games: - Stockfisch was never designed nor tested on so many cores. Running on 44 cores may degrade the performance of Stockfish. - Stockfish was designed to start a game with an open
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
Yes, I totally agree that for young children nurturing curiosity is far more important thsn mastering any particular skill. Only reading has the same impact on the development of children. But programming can be a lot of fun, too. When I in
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Funny how people analyse data and draw conclusions without applying any statistical method. Yeah, maybe more people use VS Code, but I don't think it has anything to do with people's failure or success.
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Absolutely brilliant!
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Brave claims to be 2-8 times faster than Chrome & Firefox on popular news sites. If Brave is based on Chromium, no ways it can be twice faster than Chrome. If it based on a new developed browser kit, it’s too fantastic to be true. It’s
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by sinuhe69 8y ago
The fact that NSA could do it supports at least a strong possibility that the Chinese could do the same on their soil. It’s crazy to waste such excellent attack vectors, especially when Supermicro is a American and not a Chinese company.
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...or when you are on iPad, get Dr. WiFi. It also included an ad blocker.
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Can I use MAC whitelisting to mitigate the attack?