wolfi1

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   by wolfi1 8y ago

   I once had a FizzBuzz question in an interview, The interviewer started, I interrupted him, "We are not talking about FizzBuzz, are we?". He apologized afterwards by saying that there was actually on applicant some time ago, writi
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   by wolfi1 8y ago

   if you've got adb (Android Debug Bridge) at hand you could try to uninstall with that method: adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 <packagename>
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   Notepad++ Yellow Vest Edition(notepad-plus-plus.org)

   3 points by wolfi1 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wolfi1 8y ago

   There was a documentary on his life in the 80s, mentioning his life as teacher in a rural primary school (they even interviewed some of his pupils) and his acting in a silent movie [1]. It is these anecdotes which make history and biographi
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   by wolfi1 8y ago

   FizzBuzz Enterprise: https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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   Dual fuel system could reduce carbon dioxide emissions(phys.org)

   1 points by wolfi1 8y ago|0 comments
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   by wolfi1 8y ago

   old, but gold: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EV_c1-YTk8M#
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   by wolfi1 8y ago

   somehow this reminds me of the telephone sanitizers of Golgafrincham
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   by wolfi1 8y ago

   when such terms as "unsupervised learning" are coined I doubt that there was something achieved, common sense wouldn't have achieved, too. As an AI-expert once said to me: unsupervised learning does not work
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    used both, hipchat and slack. both underwhelmed me. I still don't understand the hype around them, both provide their full functionality only in the browser, their clients having quite a few deficits. zulip. mentioned in another thread
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    you had me at lagrange multipliers
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    don`t know for chewing gum, but it`s in tooth paste as well
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    the burden of proof would be on the plaintiff`s side, but as I said as it`s automated the defendant has to act, if he fails to do so in a certain amount of time the court order becomes effective
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    there was a time when the diesel fuel pumps of a certain brand were the predetermined braking point of many diesel cars. but the turbo itself...
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    that could pose a problem in some European countries as it is very easy to get a court order (no humans involved, it`s an automated process) to collect the money from you. it would be your duty to prove you don`t have to pay.
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    >1. Sprints are a better way to organize than Waterfalls. I've experienced this over and over again personally, so I'm sold on this. There are so many people who say, Agile or Scrum, respectively, do not need specs, the specs a
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    New gel helps to regrow brain tissue after stroke(medicalxpress.com)

    2 points by wolfi1 8y ago|0 comments
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    by wolfi1 8y ago

    ever heard of chloroform and its characteristics?
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    Are we talking about the lithographics process itself as a problem or other manufacturing problems like VIAs, etching, diffusion? The article is a liitle bit vague on the actual problems Intel is experiencing. But I doubt Intel will us, any
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    I'm not quite sure if this addresses the problem of zinc/air cells as they are usually degraded by the CO2 in the air
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    this seems to be from 2017. do they still mend the potholes?
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    I'm not so sure about that, ever hard of plasmonics?
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    New supercaps could replace Li-ion batteries(phys.org)

    2 points by wolfi1 9y ago|0 comments
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    Debug me maybe(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)

    1 points by wolfi1 9y ago|0 comments
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    I can only recommend "What is Mathematics" by Courant and Robbins, which has a great chapter about divisibility
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    as the operation modulo is involved I would say that it's possible. but factorization is still a prime concern (pun not intended)
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    regarding Tibetan artifacts and buildings. any pointers? I can't believe that statement in general. (if you would have mentioned the Taliban in Afghanistan on the other hand ...)
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    Polaris – simple microservices using only PowerShell Core(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)

    1 points by wolfi1 9y ago|0 comments
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    I'm not sure if that's a good sign
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    by wolfi1 9y ago

    I don't know if I'm the only one but I don't feel comfortable with Eclipse. It's a little bit bloated for my concern. But then again, under the hood VS Code uses eclipse as well