hansor

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by hansor 1mo ago
Back then most common CPUs were 386 and 486DX - in real life they can't decode 44khz stereo mp3 file in realtime[1]. Only later Pentium 233mmx could handle mp3 decode in background + game (UT or Q3 Arena lets say). [1]. Yes it is possi
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by hansor 3y ago
No. Unemployed, single, depressed. With job and women life was so simple. Therapy and antidepressants does not help.
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Ask HN: 36 months of unemployment and depression. How to go back?
81 points by hansor 3y ago|63 comments
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by hansor 4y ago
why your login is green mate?
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by hansor 4y ago
Total apocalipse is not possible (Earth is so large that it's impossible nuke EVERYTHING and EVERYWHERE. But if this is just experiment "what if" those are thing that I would suggest to do: - Forget about computers and progra
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by hansor 4y ago
Higher comp. always.
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by hansor 4y ago
Vast majority of them once per year.
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by hansor 4y ago
>Also, important: did you clearly indicate you wanted/expected one beforehand? yup
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by hansor 4y ago
offensive as in aggressive/agile/slick/no-nonsense/not lazy
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Ask HN: I did not get pay rise – as only person in team. Should I quit?
31 points by hansor 4y ago|84 comments
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by hansor 4y ago
I'm doing the same. In some companies you can't just get ssh to outside world, or download some stuff from github... So I stick to defaults and I try to do development on single machine.
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by hansor 4y ago
>everyone I know is working 2-3 hours I'm from central Europe as well. You live in bubble. That's it.
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by hansor 4y ago
Same here mate :)
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by hansor 4y ago
That's the way towards homelessness.
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by hansor 4y ago
>How do you define happiness in the first place? By measuring level of dopamines, and other neurotransmitters in brain when person claims to be happy. Easy and precise.
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by hansor 4y ago
We had to parse dozeon of 20GB files daily with super complex structure and not in linear structure. With Cython (finally we migrated to Pypy) we gained around 20-60x speedup.
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The robots behind the bar that want to pull your next pint(bbc.com)
1 points by hansor 5y ago|0 comments
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by hansor 5y ago
Don't worry too much, you are not alone mate, and it's perfectly normal to ADORE sex! That why it is at the same level as breathing, eating and shitting in: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy
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by hansor 5y ago
Why can't we just use TCP over AX.25? This "problem" (TCP over HF/VHF) has been solved around 1979(sic!). - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_(TNC) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by hansor 5y ago
This is interesting. May I ask how do you do it from software poinr of view? As for CPU and memory for sure it is possible, but I'm more interested about how do you connect into exechange/broker? Contiki, SLIP, PPP, or maybe some
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by hansor 5y ago
Amen! You are not alone. :)
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by hansor 5y ago
Amen brother! Nothing worse then some JS based APP using 2G/3G in Africa. Its not about speed but latency and packet drops :/ No one optimizes for this stuff. Makes the internet unusable even if you have nice bursts of 100kb-2mb&#
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by hansor 5y ago
There is no catch. I'm using it for a while without much problems.
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by hansor 5y ago
Or you could just have your own atomic clock. It is not uncommon, and not complicated as you might think[1]. Other methods for obtaining times are: - GPS: Satellite receiver for the Global Positioning System - GNS: Combined GPS/GLONASS
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by hansor 5y ago
Every telecom too. LTE and 5G requires PTP in general.
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by hansor 5y ago
They do not target x86
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by hansor 5y ago
Woth to know that NetBSD(up to 4.0 ?) and Linux up to kernel 2.4(?) can work on 386SX with 4 MB of RAM. It's intresting that for some reason before ~2002 it was possible to run Linux(up to 2.0?) and NetBSD (for sure 1.6.1) at just 2MB
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by hansor 5y ago
Me too... Hilarious!
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by hansor 5y ago
>Easiest solution to diabetes: Sugar tax. Wrong. You should BAN High-fructose corn syrup. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-fructose_corn_syrup It is way more harmful than natural sugar. It is not banned yet becaus
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by hansor 5y ago
Any idea why it does require exactly 4MB of RAM, even if kernel is much, much smaller? It's some kind of default size of memory page or what? I asked the same answer here but for normal Linux kernel: https://news.ycombinator

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