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Could you elaborate a bit on the "minor promotion" part?

We are at the "fully functional" step and wondering how to approach the marketing part.

That'll make a great blog post, i guess we are not alone in that situation.

Many thanks.

We are http://www.parseur.com by the way.

It will pass all your tests without causing any irritation but still kills you in the end:

"There are no negative symptoms from eating this fungus until 6–24 hours after ingestion"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amanita_verna

s/make/have

(Sorry, could not resist)

Requirements.txt is very pythonic in the sense that it's as simple as possible, but no simpler.

I've used it in countless projects and it just works. It's also simple to understand.

Very nice indeed.

Why would you bit-shift the result of a logical comparison?

This code makes no sense, it's wrong, and should be rewritten.

Apple is not competing against bulky, gamer-style laptops. For a thin laptop, the new mbp is extremely powerful.

Even if the fully upgraded, 15 inches mbp is sold at an astonishing €4999. Well, it's company's expense, right? :)

Even though the Dragon's engines are for emergency take off or surface landing, they would not be used in space in real life, unless I'm mistaken.

Pretty sweat that they included it in the trailer, though!

It caches both instructions and data.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPU_cache

I don't know this guy but the questions he's talking about are genuine Google screen questions.

Questions in the later interviews (that is, if you pass the initial screen) are more complex, and involve actual coding or longer problem solving.

I failed in the same way the author did but the recruiting person helped me so much that i could proceed to the next level.

Obviously she was aware that this test was broken and that candidates would occasionally pass it by sheer luck.

Other later interviews were equally broken in the same ways.

Going as a human to mars is fucking hard and coming back is even harder.

This is so very true, I can't think of any device that will offer them any kind of improvement over the brand new C64 scenario.

What device that is installed today will still be working 30 years from now? Maybe some appliances without moving parts? Some raspberry PIs?

It looks like the hate propaganda they had just before the Balkan wars.

Very bad.

Muhahahaha. EU is the largest and by definition most inefficient bureaucracy in the history of the world

Source: living there for 30-ish years.

That sentence made that great article awesome.

I wonder how it behaves in games. Did anyone try it yet?

Also, the Xeon E5-2670 is still priced at 1900+ euros in Europe at the moment...

(tested on Safari, Chrome ubuntu and Chrome Android)

Edit: (And Safari on iOS)

Then the resulting image data is put in a URL and ready to download.

There is not much into it, really ;)

All feedback/bug reports are welcome, though!