antninja

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by antninja 13y ago
Most of the job offers in Paris seem to come from agencies (for junior developers). I used to avoid sending resumes to agencies but now I'm trying to be less selective.
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by antninja 13y ago
I look good but I speak too softly and I don't know how to improvise in conversations. So for a one-to-one technical conversation I have no problem but for casual chats within a group, I just listen and get nervous if the attention is
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Ask HN: which jobs are accessible to very introverted devs?
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by antninja 13y ago
Say they ask Amazon for your password, if you reuse the same password elsewhere like 99% of people, then they can access all your other accounts without any permission to ask. In this scheme, only one 'traitor' company compromises
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by antninja 13y ago
Nope. I have a monochrome image. I don't receive any notification.
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by antninja 13y ago
> These declarations will only be used to shame public figures once the list is leaked. LOL. On my Twitter account I have a public list for porn. It used to be a private list but most of those girls are pretty cool so there's no r
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by antninja 13y ago
We don't hear a lot about non-American startups in general. Or even those outside SF and maybe NY. It's the ecosystem effect.
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by antninja 13y ago
Someone should build a prototype of such a tube and see if it's efficient. The mystery around Hyperloop generates a lot of ideas that should be tested. Railroad infrastructures are ageing, maybe some tuberoads can replace them.
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by antninja 13y ago
They will delete your account if you upload pornographic images. Since your data is private, the only possble reason for this policy is to make the job of spies more comfortable. The way it's meant to be.
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by antninja 13y ago
Instagram had a similar redesign recently. http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/hand_bea... I recommend subscribing to the Brand New blog if you're interested in logo redesigns. (They got the n
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by antninja 13y ago
It's not a space. The l and the C are at the same distance as before. She just remove the ligature. I looks more natural I think. Writing with a pen on paper, I wouldn't write the l and the C with a single line. There's a nat
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by antninja 13y ago
Dudes, the word for "non hierarchical" or "structureless" is "anarchist". Either a social organization is a hierarchy or it's an anarchy (or a mix of both). A corporate culture is certainly defined by its
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by antninja 13y ago
It looks like with the nuclear bomb: all countries want the world to know that they have it. Are secret attacks becoming the norm and governments are telling they have the means to uncover any hidden identity? Anyway, it would have been sur
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by antninja 13y ago
There's UC Browser. It probably uses IE's rendering engine since the big names (FF, Opera) are missing. You can't have IE in Kid's Corner (the guest mode) so you'll want UC Browser as an alternative. There are also
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by antninja 13y ago
Yes this article was specifically for Americans. I studied at the Sorbonnne in Paris and it cost me around 100€ per year. I thought most courses were a waste of time, though. I think universities are like libraries: they are becoming obsole
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by antninja 13y ago
I think Kerry is 'troubled' because if a Russian whistleblower revealed FSB secrets, it's obvious that the USA will now feel entitled to offer them asylum and ignore Russia's demands.
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by antninja 13y ago
Everyone can be a certificate authorithy. The problem is that browsers only recognize a small number of authorities and display a scary message for others.
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by antninja 13y ago
Google could still turn off the balloons above the hostile nations. Saying: we can give you cheap Internet if you want of nothing if you don't want. If balloons have a camera, they would at least provide higher-definition data for Maps
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by antninja 13y ago
I remember the BBC's Dirac codec uses wavelets. i don't know how it performs today, no one has adopted it.
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by antninja 13y ago
Taiwan is as rich as Japan. I've seen a documentary on Taiwan this week and considering people's fashion style, the high-speed trains and other cultural signs, I was totally convinced that it was a documentary about Japan.
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by antninja 13y ago
The main thing I dislike is the Helvetica typeface. It's such a bland conservative choice that we have seen in every magazine for decades. The Light style is even worse (less legible). I've only seen the demos of iOS 7 and I'
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by antninja 13y ago
It doesn't happen if you use a local account but you can login to Windows 8 using your Microsoft account (from Hotmail or whatever). Of course they store those credentials on their servers.
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by antninja 13y ago
It's worth repeating that the name for people who are constantly being watched is 'prisoners'.
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by antninja 13y ago
"All our masons must be architects."
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by antninja 13y ago
Well, Microsoft Office supports ODF and can use it as the default for all new files. At least since the 2010 version. If even MS recognizes that ODF has won, we have no reason to use OpenXML.
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by antninja 13y ago
Yes for mobiles. Licences are sold by each state separately. If they were sold by a new EU institution, there would be EU-wide operators instead of state-wide ones.
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by antninja 13y ago
I like to daydream about space colonization too. Each world has its own challenges: * Mercury Advantages: There's rocks we can mine and water, no need for a heating system in the underground cities, strong-enough gravity and magnetic field.
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by antninja 13y ago
"Just (+5)" is not a function. This would have worked with: (+5) <$> (Just 4)
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by antninja 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that when they give the name of a city, they include the suburbs as well. Paris is a huge metropolis with some cheap areas but it's small and overpriced if you exclude the suburbs.
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by antninja 13y ago
Or http://europa.eu/index_en.htm which has a massive amount of informations. From a government, we expect transparency rather than design.

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