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by tmsldd 10y ago
Nothing wrong with Tesla raising money, after all they basically burn it to sustain the company.. The curios part is that it looks so few.. 1 B isn't a really much.
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by tmsldd 10y ago
If you want to survive in Coding, you better learn to "design".
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Fumus boni iuris
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by tmsldd 10y ago
I like very much the program x virus example/citation.. but I would put it in the other way around: "A program can find all virus, unless the operating system is a virus itself."
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Make smaller projects, divide things in manageable pieces and define a clear end.. before starting it. A project never gets finished just because we never stop adding to it..
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Windows is a lost case. Sadly, seems like MS walks backwards... Win10<=Win8<Win7<WinXP...
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by tmsldd 10y ago
might not work in all cases..
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by tmsldd 10y ago
There is no precise recipe, actually. You will find your own way.. For me a turning point was the moment I start interact with a team. Developing things together with others forced my brain to think how to make things clear not only to myse
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Could someone please give some references/publications for the algorithms models and implementation strategies that are currently running weather forecast predictions on this machines?
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by tmsldd 10y ago
I hope it helps to speed up competition. We all expect VR as the next big revolution but the thing is going too slow..
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Fine with all this, and you are right: nothing to worry by now... but in the end we should trust the math, and nothing else. And so, we need a schedule for update it..
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by tmsldd 10y ago
You got the point.. all Apple want to its pro line is having enough computing power to develop apps for mobile... For Apple, developing laptops systems/applications is not economically interesting anymore. All said, Apple wants pro dev
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by tmsldd 10y ago
No thought your digital visibility helps to get through a job interview.. but it's hard to generalize.. if you get the job, your past disappears pretty fast and all that matters is the current sprint. I've building a team of about
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Yeah, I might over react .. I will be more careful ;) "Scaring" would be a better word. anyway, given that the issue was so simple to exploit, shall we consider that private data could be already compromised?
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by tmsldd 10y ago
WTF !
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Thanks for making me feel so old... we had a programming lecture twice a week and I was carrying one of those 10 kg "Delphi The Bible" book in my backpacks... that made me feel like a programmer somehow.
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by tmsldd 10y ago
The question is: how many are left in the wild?
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by tmsldd 10y ago
$ alias pjl 'pijul' ... much better now..
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by tmsldd 10y ago
"... as soon as their machines were better than their bodies, it was time to move. First their brains, and then their thoughts alone... they no longer build spaceships. They were spaceships." Arthur C. Clarke. It seems clear that
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by tmsldd 10y ago
The Force is strong with this one
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Yeah, amazing achievement... there are many applications scenarios where the old vacuum tubes are still unbeatable ..
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Amazing to see how computer science imported these terms.. since it moved from classical mechanics to electromagnetism, electronics and now to quantum mechanics.. how the future will look like ? patterns, probabilities, uncertainty, learni
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Sure they thought about... anyone knows the reason for that? I see 1 case in which it would be fast to dress up (emergency reentry, as TheSpiceLife said ..see [0]) and 2 to take it as fast as possible (toilet emergency and support system f
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Put the zipper to the front side. You could wear it alone without asking for help from another astronaut and save time in case of emergencies.
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Just like it you do at a company.. 1-Plan, prioritize, schedule; 2-Use a scrum.. even if you are the master, the team, the stakeholder all at the same time. Tip: don't forget the stand-up meeting. I've learned it from a German col
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by tmsldd 10y ago
"É nóis mano !"
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by tmsldd 10y ago
Your idea of opt-{in, out} is a good one. It would integrate enough data with time, I think. "Open Data Foundation" + "World Wide Distributed Processing" would really make a revolution here. We need break urgently the mo
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by tmsldd 10y ago
> what's wrong with letting my Siri and your Siri just be two different "people" instead of feeding back into a single, networked hivemind? Absolutely nothing wrong.. that would be great, actually. Question is how to do t
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by tmsldd 10y ago
if FSF wants a intelligent assistant it will have to collect usage data, no? a little against the whole principle... but if the data are open, that would be kind of cool ;)