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by tempsolution 7y ago
Hmm cool :). Not the ultimate solution, but this sounds useful! Thanks
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Calling is broken. I wished Apple would just add an option "Block all calls unless their number is in contacts". It's ridiculous that this option is only available in Do Not Disturb. It's like Apple was trying to somehow
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Exactly. I always find it amusing when people say they did something for 0$ by working in their spare time. This calculation doesn't make any sense. Can you build the initial Google project in your spare-time? Probably, if you find eno
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by tempsolution 7y ago
And it never will be :D. There was never any need for crypto currency to begin with and pretty much all of them fail to deliver on their core promise of decentralization. If they do deliver on that promise, they are so slow that the idea of
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by tempsolution 7y ago
The main reason that D hasn't been picked up by anyone is mostly because it is an evolution of C++, not a revolution. Discarding an entire ecosystem for an evolution is not going to happen. Rust took a very different approach and just
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by tempsolution 7y ago
What number of things will happen? This argument is so unbelievably stupid, that I don't even know where to begin. First of all, encryption in WhatsApp is targeted towards consumers. You won't catch terrorists by limiting encrypti
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Yes of course. The old argument that Linux is free of backdoors because it is open source. It's such a ridiculous claim. Software systems on that scale are so complex, there is NO way whatsoever to make sure there isn't a backdoor
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Sorry, but Linux hasn't gotten anywhere in a long while. They were trying something that may have worked (Ubuntu + Unity), but this just looks and feels like a toy still. When it comes to GUI and user experience, let's face it, th
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Yes, let's best put it into the hand of the agency/government that tried to hide the information from the public in the first place... "Please defendent, have look at the evidence we gathered about your murder case. It's
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Big tech is a threat to democracy? What a backwards, self-serving hunk of junk. Big tech might be the only way to sustain democracy. Technology gives governments the power to instill a lasting total dictatorship, something completely unprec
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by tempsolution 7y ago
I mean "Data structures & Algorithms" is a very broad topic. The baseline is high-school. Well "the average CS major" is also a very broad statement :D. I have no good overview of what an average CS major is, to be h
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Sorry, but it is IMPOSSIBLE to learn the CS fundamentals in 9 months. Period. What you may be able to do is to teach people how to game interviews within 9 months, sure. Good luck once that performance review comes around... I was very inte
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Yeah what you are doing is nowadays known as the "Trump approach".
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Hilarious. Hobbyist projects for the win! In general it is helpful not to be completely ignorant of how the state-of-the art in your line of work is done and perhaps ask why it is done this way. Its almost inconceivable to me how it is poss
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Why would you think that we send 7bn people into space? There should not have been 7bn people to start with. It just happened because somehow species tend to multiply until their environment can't sustain further growth. In space, it w
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by tempsolution 7y ago
It is a bit like with a formula one car. If you go through the curve with 100 mph, you will die, because you really need to go through the curve at 200 mph for aerodynamics to give you enough downward force to keep you on the track... We ar
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Yes another great read, for the land of the free and brave.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Well yeah, all of their posts were from the same domain. It's a nice design compared to other schemes.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
There is nothing particularly impressive about the Apollo program, at least not these days. You are essentially comparing today's frontier of High-Tech research with 50 year old "needs to work reliably" technology, which had
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by tempsolution 7y ago
With every passing day, Trump increases my amazement of his ability to do harm and destroy things wherever he turns. If I was working for military intelligence, I would probably be furious about this idiot spoiling state secrets at every tu
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by tempsolution 7y ago
This sounds weird. It is linked with suicides and decreased life satisfaction... I wonder how all the other drugs fare, even alcohol and smoking. How did they factor in the bias that is obviously at play here? If I am super happy with my li
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by tempsolution 7y ago
It's more an indicator that apparently either not many meaningful things happen (which I doubt) or somehow people use this a some retro-wanking where they imagine "Uh yeah back in high school I was also working on stuff like this,
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by tempsolution 7y ago
You will be surprised how much less healthy cheap plant based food can be than meat... Now you get human pesticides (the ones sprayed on plants), GMO and plant pesticides (the one plants have developed against mammals) on top of the low qua
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Diabetes is the cause of nothing. Diabetes is not a disease, it is a status. Like a runny nose when you have the flu. What you can say is that people with Diabetes tend to develop something... Sure. But causality is not causation.
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by tempsolution 7y ago
There is a big gap between "crap" and AAA for sure. But think about this (in today's time): * Half Life 2 looks like crap * Fallout 3 looks like crap * Actually any game from more than a few years back, looks like crap But an
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by tempsolution 7y ago
This sounds sketchy. Either the rest of the industry is incredibly incompetent or they are deliberately omitting a huge drawback of this solution. And I don't see lack of expandability as a drawback, just buy a bit more RAM to start wi
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by tempsolution 7y ago
I don't like clickbait... The article starts to suggest that calculus is hard to reason about and "irrational". In the end all it is really saying is that calculus requires irrational numbers, well doh! And guess what, you ev
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Interesting. I think its time to get rid of this junk. I always had a bad feeling about AVs, due to repeated "extra vulnerabilities" they seemed to introduce, while not providing measurable added value compared to Windows Defender
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by tempsolution 7y ago
Well, that's hilarious. A solar-panel road. As if obtaining power efficiently from solar energy wasn't difficult enough. No you have to also build it into a road, which is also completely useless, even if it worked. We don't
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by tempsolution 7y ago
This might be one of the core reasons why Linux never took off as a Desktop solution. Also looking at the comments here just shows how out of touch people are with the real world... If you relish in terse commands that don't mean anyth

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