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by x0054 11y ago
No, being a citizen of a democratic country gives me the RIGHT to talk shit.
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by x0054 11y ago
You are right, he is far from stupid, but he is rather self delusional and who knows if he is all there. Stalin wasn't stupid either, but the man was certifiably insane. Overall, it makes me so sad, because I think Russia could be such
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by x0054 11y ago
> self-delusion arrogance What else do you expect from a country lead by a guy who rides bare chested on a horse in his campaign promos? I might be biased and all, being originally from Ukraine, but this effort is clearly grandstanding a
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by x0054 11y ago
Very true, like with most things in life, balance is key. Full stack developer who's emphases is X is a grate candidate, assuming X is what you are looking for. Full stack developer who is "great" at everything is probably no
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by x0054 11y ago
Perhaps it's also important to recognize that sometime someone who is the second best, or even just "good" at something, rather than "the best," might actually be a better person for your company. Having worked with
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Ask HN: File Manager with Architecture Similar to Sublime Text
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Disable creation of .DS_Store files on samba shares (2011)(e-rave.nl)
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by x0054 11y ago
neurotech1 above says that it's unidirectional in hardware, so it's a moot point. But you could also do a simple relay server with API. FMS pushes the info to a "server" through a one way link. IFE would request the info
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by x0054 11y ago
Why on earth would you need more than a simple one way API between the FMS and IFE to be able to show inflight progress. For that matter, why would it be more complicated than a simple serial cable with just the O pin on the FMS side, and j
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by x0054 11y ago
> I feel like this is such a huge assumption considering any type of autonomous driving has not been seen use anywhere yet. It has, Google has openly admitted to have driven more than 100k miles fully autonomously. The technology IS here
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by x0054 11y ago
You are right, just like AI that writes finance and sports articles would never displace journalists. Oh, hold on, it has. But surely a robotic assembly line would never replace honest and hard working American automotive workers..... just
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by x0054 11y ago
I find the problem with lack of serial number on the side of the hard drive to be a little silly. How hard would it be to get someone in your firm to simply place labels with serial numbers on the side of the Toshiba drives. It wouldn'
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by x0054 11y ago
I once watched a Vice documentary about Afghanistan, name escapes me at the moment, and they showed this blind guy making a replica of a Russian Makarov handgun by hand, with very basic tools. We used to manufacture revolvers before 3D prin
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by x0054 11y ago
A lot of these changes are very small, but they are meant to work on a subconscious level. A good example for me is fixed width font. When programming, I find some fonts to be pleasant to work with, and other unpleasant. It's not a ex
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by x0054 11y ago
Fair enough, but I doubt the latest CPU features would help me in that regard :) With more HTML5 dynamic stuff it's also becoming very slow as well. I really only use it to control my DSLR.
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by x0054 11y ago
Why on earth do you need the latest CPU architecture to browse the web. I have a laptop from 2002 and it runs chrome and browses the web just find. What on earth are you talking about?
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by x0054 11y ago
Well, so is OS X. It runs on Mac Mini, no :)
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by x0054 11y ago
What tools is OS X lacking? From my experience most of the development and server tools are available natively on OS X. It lacks support for containers, but that would be a worthy addition, and I would say worth spending money and time on.
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by x0054 11y ago
At it's core OS X is Unix. In what way would Linux be a better choice? I am not saying that Linux is a worse choice, but for a company that writes an OS as one of it's core businesses, it only makes sense to run that OS in as many
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by x0054 11y ago
I thought they were using NeXTSTEP, hence all the NS API calls in Obj-C. Back in 1989 I am guessing NeXT would be built on some kind of Unix system first. Considering that OS X is a descendent of NeXT, I would think that before OS X, they w
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by x0054 11y ago
Fascinating, I had no idea Apple approves using the Mac Pros on their side. It would be interesting to find out what happens with the fans. It's also fascinating that they are running Linux internally nowadays, for their server side st
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by x0054 11y ago
Hmm, on rMBP the S-D-C combo does not work, who would have thunk it, never wondered about this. Educational :)
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by x0054 11y ago
It strikes me that OS X is a solid server platform. Linux is always a more flexible choice, but if OS X works for you, it works for you. That being said, is sticking cylindrical mac pros on their side into square racks really the best solut
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by x0054 11y ago
Switch to OSX 10.9, problem solved. My 2012 rMBP with top end specs is also sluggish on 10.10.3. Not sure what Apple is thinking. On the other hand I am still using my 2003 Panasonic CF 73. It's not quick, but for the limited tasks of
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by x0054 12y ago
Yep, it's like the someone else said in one of the other comments, don't dig for gold, sell buckets and the shovels to those who do. :)
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by x0054 12y ago
Well, it's still insider trading if these trades were not disclosed by the people who had inside knowledge and did make these trades. Also, I wonder if it even has to be all that complicated as some kind of computer program monitors ke
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by x0054 12y ago
Automatic trading is an automatic occurrence in deed, and many bots are design to respond to news, tweets, and all kinds of things. That said, if you really think you can write a bot that can do really good in the market, why not just make
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by x0054 12y ago
I have to admit, it took me more than 5 minutes to figure this one out, so if this was a test problem, I probably failed. Maybe I am not as smart as I think, but it's probably not as simple as people, including other comments to this p
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by x0054 12y ago
There is a bug with multiword data points: Input: Bogdan, "Yucca" Josy, "Orange County" Bill, "San Diego" Example: Bogdan lives in Yucca Output: Bogdan lives in Yucca Josy lives in Orang
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by x0054 12y ago
From Another Article: The compact design of LiquidPiston's lab engine currently tips the scales at 80 lbs for the 40-hp model. It would weigh less than 50 lbs in production, the company claims, far less than a comparable 40-hp diesel t

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