Sarki

6 ms·

1.
by Sarki 7y ago
Nope, you misread me, I clearly stated the term "irrationality". I consider myself as educated, though having your own kids and being responsible for their life and well-being is what makes you doubt vaccines, especially when you
2.
by Sarki 7y ago
This mostly comes down to the irrationality regarding risks when you're having kids. Out of my own experience, and given the worst cases scenarios you hear from it's difficult not to fear for your loved ones (and I mean you liter
3.
by Sarki 7y ago
That's the reason why there was a USB port on each side of the original Apple keyboard (not the wireless one of course). These ports (on the back) are most likely located there with the idea of having a device pluggued in for good and
4.
by Sarki 7y ago
I agree, what's more important IMHO is education/knowledge of existing data manipulation, after all 99% of the work is reuse not pure creation (incremental vs pure innovation). Algorithmicians (? - well... algorithm researchers, o
5.
by Sarki 7y ago
And that's why you must monitor your servers health. You know, for when they're starting to act funny. I'm not related in any way with them but as a personnal favorite (I even use it at home) I'd recommend Zabbix as it&#
6.
by Sarki 7y ago
Hello HN, Founder and main developer here. Archyn allows to build comparison matrices were any change on an Element is seamlessly cascaded everywhere without hassle. I've built this because I wanted to have a smart comparison matrix ge
7.
Show HN: Create dynamic comparison matrices for your wesbite without coding(archyn.com)
3 points by Sarki 7y ago|1 comments
8.
by Sarki 7y ago
Hi HN, Founder and main developer here. I've built this because I wanted to have a smart comparison matrix generator without spending a minute on the logic and necessary orchestration. For the record, the examples you see in the landin
9.
Show HN: Define links between concepts then build comparison matrices on the fly(archyn.com)
1 points by Sarki 7y ago|1 comments
10.
by Sarki 7y ago
They most likely used quipu for this I think. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quipu
11.
by Sarki 8y ago
Point "2. Maintain regular backups." should rather be "2. Maintain regular backups and validate your restoration process." How painful it can be when you realize that your backup process was wrong from the beginning and
12.
by Sarki 8y ago
Yeah, well thanks for stating the obvious... When you have kids you come very quickly to the realization that rewards aren't a mean to efficiently motivate. However intrisic motivation is exaclty this: intrinsic. So what? Unless you ca
13.
by Sarki 8y ago
That's what is explained in the Janus model, both universes coexist in the same space and are rejecting each other through gravity, matter "won" over antimatter only by a tiny bit but sufficient to allow large portions of mat
14.
by Sarki 8y ago
Thanks for the clarification, perhaps I was misleading, the point being that black holes have been deduced by mathematical interpretation, not observation of a phenomenon and today as per your own example we're still trying to find pro
15.
by Sarki 8y ago
Actually, as far as I get it, black holes just don't exist: it's a journalist term coined for a mathematical concept. In short a black hole is how we call the possible existence of a place in the universe where there is no time n
16.
by Sarki 8y ago
On another note a theory which seems to fit particularly well is called Janus. The concept lies in the existence of a twin universe (ours being matter based the twin being antimatter based) merged together where the black holes are basicall
17.
by Sarki 8y ago
"Florida man"... Has Gizmodo changed into the Onion or Reddit now?
18.
by Sarki 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetohydrodynamics But yeah, it's a breakthrough... Oh look https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetohydrodynamic_drive No one mentions as well that the optimum fo
19.
by Sarki 8y ago
Relevant comment by Linus Torvalds on standards: "I've said this before, and I'll say it again: a standards paper is just so much toilet paper when it conflicts with reality. It has absolutely _zero_ relevance. In fact, I&#x2
20.
by Sarki 8y ago
So, another ad-financed blog post, right? Also the following is ridiculous: "It's also obvious why it makes no sense to ask "Why don't you ditch Windows and install Linux on it?". Because no Linux distro has Pen sup
21.
by Sarki 10y ago
Glad to see that my understanding was correct, also congratulations on the new role :) If I may give you one huge hint on your product's SWOT at least functionally speaking and especially in a global market: Ask your delivery teams, b
22.
by Sarki 10y ago
Junior positions I think not, especially as a Product Manager (well depending the size of your structure) is supposed to have lots of contacts, all the time, even when he's overloaded with tasks. I know I wasn't in the same role,
23.
by Sarki 10y ago
First of all, I'm not a biologist but a software consultant and have worked in several software companies as level 3 support. My personal experience on tiny and sometimes unrelated changes having a catastrophic impact: software configu
24.
by Sarki 10y ago
Am I the only one to foresee that such changes can do way more harm than good? As comments went on a previous post on a similar topic: Genetic changes are a lot like assembler software changes. The best part? In living things there's v
25.
by Sarki 10y ago
To summarize: It depends where you'll end up and which tech area you're specialized in. Paris is often a good spot, south east as well (Monaco, Cannes, Nice) if you're specialized in hardware. Regarding the south-east part,
26.
by Sarki 10y ago
It depends on many aspects (car usage, quality, etc.) I recently bought a used diesel car (10 years old, 150k KM), the DPF was almost dead. Needless to say that is wasn't a pleasant surprise... Edit: Also the DPF is not the catalytic c
27.
by Sarki 10y ago
Except that it's forbidden in most European countries to remove it (full disclosure: I recently had to replace the it on my own car). Indeed the fine for driving without is expectedly way higher than changing the part itself. e.g. In F
28.
by Sarki 10y ago
"The gains were the work of Tom Malafronte, a managing director on the bank’s high-yield-bond desk in New York." A "Managing Director" so I'm pretty certain that he didn't do it himself, his team(s) did. Frankl
29.
by Sarki 10y ago
So this plane is supposed to fly continuously without landing gear? I hope they considered poor flying conditions lasting for weeks in their model, things like heavy rain for a couple of weeks or even hurricanes. Sometimes there's a go
30.
by Sarki 10y ago
Having watched the video this seems like something one could achieve with GNUCobol, mainframe modules ported to the hardware of your choice and using some frosting made of nodejs/<insert hype web tech>. Why don't I feel enth

More ›