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by valevk 12y ago
Mostly logfiles, and other machine generated data (of which 99% can be thrown away, but that's what "big data" does for me, filter out what's important).
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by valevk 12y ago
That's what I was looking for.
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by valevk 12y ago
I think Google+ was ahead if its time. I, for myself can see a gradual move from Facebook to Whatsapp. That's because everybody uses Whatsapp (at least in Germany), thus making it available just as Facebook was/is. However, by cre
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by valevk 12y ago
Well, people are familiar with banks, and they know how to use them. I think that's the only way to get widespread adoption at this stage. Sure, everybody on this site would prefer to see a more decentralized solution, but to get the a
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by valevk 12y ago
> Enough people are keen on it succeeding that it'll do something useful. Exactly. I am personally convinced it will succeed, but I don't know in which way. It could be anything that benefits of proof of work. Are there actuall
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by valevk 12y ago
I would like to see a hackernews statistic that correlates "upvoted" and "clicked on article". Who upvotes these articles?! As you said, the links aren't even working... Or, are those upvotes targeted at the idea?
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by valevk 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com https://www.reddit.com/r/programming https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin ... other sub- and multireddits https://news.google.de
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Ask HN: Which websites do you visit at least once a day?
11 points by valevk 12y ago|19 comments
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by valevk 12y ago
I think those are prisons which are build next to abandoned airports. Airports are mostly build outside of populated areas (good for prisons), and there is an airport where a plane could land and bring prisoners. Although, I don't know
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by valevk 12y ago
I didn't believe this when I read it (a few months ago). I sounds too simple. I didn't believe it myself, buw when I tried to get a finishable set of tasks per day, which really would get finished, I experienced that "I got t
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by valevk 12y ago
This is the issue: https://code.google.com/p/google-security-research/issues/de...
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by valevk 12y ago
Does the Cruise Control cost 81 € or is the just the hand gear?
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by valevk 12y ago
Exactly. In Germany it is very common to talk in terms of "Kalenderwoche" (calendar week). For planning, accounting, holidays...
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by valevk 12y ago
It is used to get the year, which a week number belongs to. The current week number (1) belongs to 2015, even though it's 2014. Here, check out this calendar [0]. We are already in week 1 of year 2015. That's why you get the year
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by valevk 12y ago
Thanks. This seems like a no brainer when you check the Javadoc [0], but I wouldn't have spent a minute giving it a deeper thought when writing it down. [0] http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/j
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Ask HN: Is the Golang/Rust hype developing the same way as the ruby hype?
2 points by valevk 12y ago|1 comments
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by valevk 12y ago
So, how do I fix it?
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Ask HN: Have you ever built an RCP application? What was your experience?
1 points by valevk 12y ago|0 comments
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by valevk 12y ago
The iPhone isn't really the first smartphone. It made the smartphone popular. Oh well, the article is about disruptive ideas, so it counts.
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by valevk 12y ago
Hi, looks great! When you say "weekend project", did you really build it in two days?
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Fidor Bank – Banking API(developer.fidor.de)
1 points by valevk 12y ago|0 comments
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by valevk 12y ago
I get my inspiration from other peoples work, and in my case mostly Github.
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by valevk 12y ago
There is a new range syntax[1]. The release notes say it's rarely used, but makes code cleaner. In which cases would the syntax be useful? [1] https://golang.org/doc/go1.4#forrange
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by valevk 12y ago
The article says there is "a high-resolution telescopic camera" on board. Does this mean we will get high-resolution pictures of Pluto's surface, like those we have of Mars?
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by valevk 12y ago
And that's the reason I still fight everyday with non-mobile owa interface...
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by valevk 12y ago
You should add a preview on your page, depending on the slider selection. Would be nice!
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by valevk 12y ago
This is very interesting to read. Can somebody point me to other resources? Especially for people who have not that much experience.
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by valevk 12y ago
Did the lander somehow adjust itself while hovering away from the original landing site? I can't imagine Philae bouncing away, then flying for roughly one hour (?) and then landing on its feet.
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by valevk 12y ago
Thanks for the references! Do you happen to know when the first results (verified interpretations of the data) are usually published after such experiments?
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by valevk 12y ago
What kind of data did the lander gather, and will it be open to the public?

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