lesingerouge

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by lesingerouge 8y ago
I am sorry, but this list does the exact same thing that a thousand Vogue or similar magazines do for whatever topic is trending. Substitute "successful" with "sexy" or "slim" or whatever and you get the same p
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by lesingerouge 9y ago
And if you're not American?
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by lesingerouge 9y ago
Also dot means attribute means less speed.
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by lesingerouge 9y ago
I do not think this is a rational response. I get that the "knee-jerk" reaction might be one of total disgust (I know because I also had it reading this), but there should be a bit of rational thought put into what would be the co
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by lesingerouge 9y ago
In my opinion it's much better than the live-action movie.
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by lesingerouge 9y ago
So, your counter-argument is to say that they are also as human as the rest of us?
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by lesingerouge 10y ago
For some companies, open-source projects or contributions to open-source projects are a pretty strong signal that you: a) are commited enough to work on a long term project; b) have had some experience in working on a team; c) have worked o
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Deep Learning AI Autoencodes Blade Runner(boingboing.net)
1 points by lesingerouge 10y ago|0 comments
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
Colour me biased (I'm romanian) but I think that Cluj is the perfect town to be based in if you have a well paying remote job. Great internet (like everywhere in Romania btw), nice town, cheap living, nice places to hike to in the surr
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MongoDB 3.2(mongodb.com)
2 points by lesingerouge 11y ago|0 comments
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
I suppose obesity could be considered a handicap.
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Anti-Vaxxers Fund Study That Finds Zero Link Between Vaccinations and Autism(iflscience.com)
4 points by lesingerouge 11y ago|0 comments
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Why did Airbnb buy a russian design company?(wired.com)
2 points by lesingerouge 11y ago|1 comments
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
English centric view to say the least. If the "speakularity" comes, given the current state of transcription and voice recognition software it is very probable that only english speaking people would be "affected".
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
I could think of an application in which there would be minimal disk interaction and just lots of network action and in-memory processing so hypothetically it all depends on how the CPU handles parallelization through its cores.
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
I will try to test if those "servers" would be good for task processing. Example: let's say I have a ton of websites to crawl (high IO, not much CPU, ideally parallel). I could use a couple of these to cheaply do the job. I a
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Samsung Exynos-5422 Octa-Core Servers(hetzner.de)
72 points by lesingerouge 11y ago|43 comments
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
TLDR: not very sick, just very short-sighted, panicky and greedy.
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
slightly off-topic: if you didn't watch it yet, you should rush to see this documentary about Alan Moore. They mind of this guy is a fascinating universe. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mindscape_of_Alan_Moore
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
The question that comes to my mind is: should an entrepreneur really "fake it till you make it"?
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
While the technical achievements are impressive, I am not convinced how "playable" this game will be in the end. Almost all the games in existence have at least 2 core elements: story and character purpose. I have not seen eviden
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
I have a bit of a science fiction scenario. Bear with me for a little bit. Let's suppose for a bit this approximate series of events was the actual goal of Mr. Varoufakis and company. Why would they want this and who would want to risk
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
This guide is pretty good and gives you a comprehensive view of Elasticsearch, but to me it was a bit confusing when I first read it. If you are looking for a more "tutorial" style book, with some examples and use-cases, I would r
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Fleye: personal flying camera(gofleye.com)
1 points by lesingerouge 11y ago|0 comments
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
I'm currently reading Martin Fowler's "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture"[0] and I think that one of the main points that stuck with me is his recommendation for separation between the various layers and fu
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by lesingerouge 11y ago
I wonder how will this impact the rare-metal industries around the world, especially the ones in China.
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by lesingerouge 12y ago
While I understand the author's case for expressive design, I think it's important to use the correct logic to make an evaluation. And the base of that logic is in the premise, which in the author's case is that expressive de
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by lesingerouge 12y ago
Somebody at MongoDB must have read the early Oracle story. Start with one consumer niche (in mongo's case I think it's the common building-cms-based-websites web developer), improve the product, market ruthlessly. Granted, their p
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by lesingerouge 12y ago
Interesting article. Nice analysis and formalization of two thought frameworks (Thiel and Graham). Good ideas and good research with the mix of anthropology and psychological included. Framing this whole article as a hypothesis, the questio
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by lesingerouge 12y ago
Through some very strange twists of fate it seems to me that bot programming and starting a business ended up being "fashionable" things to do. And obviously as all fashionable things there's quite a lot of people that want t

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