EugeneOZ

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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
"UFO's don't exist" - untrustworthy site.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
You have no experience and arguing with someone who has experience. Very impressive.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Oops, I'm writing web backends in Rust 5 years already and didn't know it's not "viable" yet.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Still better than face-stopping some truck.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Don't use this library as an example of Angular code. I've written dozens of Angular apps and none of them were so over-engineered. AngularMaterial is a good example how to not design API. I'm sorry if it insults some people
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Yeah, stepping off on a high speed is painful, but on a bicycle it's just impossible. Brakes on my scooter are pretty decent, I can quickly stop even when riding fast (tried it a lot of times). Some scooters have 2 breaks - for the fro
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I have a bicycle and e-scooter, so I can share how it "feels" (I strictly follow rules and never cross the road on a red light): * Scooter is more safe than a bicycle (for a rider). In case of collision it's trivial to step o
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
what is a measure for correctness in this case? There are incidents with humans drivers.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> The fact that current testing practices are considered "effective" is an indictment of the incredibly low standards of the software industry. It's not tests' fault that programmers are lazy and write tests not for
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It just says that web apps can't steal enough data from your phone.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Unless you're eating in a restaurant.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Why we've made the Web like this in 2020? It's horrible, we need to fix it and never repeat these mistakes. https://imgur.com/3wX5GmV - screenshot of this site when I've opened it.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It doesn't work indeed.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I was on this step. After some time you'll hate fail2ban. Big part of attacks comes from hacked "regular desktops", by blocking their IP permanently you will block access for legitimate (and non-hacked) users - providers ofte
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Comparison with dedicated servers is comparing apples to oranges, but except that line your comment has a pretty strong point.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
At some level of evolution of your company you want complicated thing like AWS IAM, because manual management of access becomes much more complicated.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It's not "the same". GCP network quality and performance is much better.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Or he will lose the reputation, that's what.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Nothing "sad" here. FUD article. By 2 reasons framework was not good enough for usage anywhere else than benchmarks: 1) careless attitude to security issues; 2) too fragile behaviour of author - when I know author can completely r
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22072466
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
ios, Safari, wifi (59 mbps on fast.com): http/2 is 10 times faster on first load, 2-3 times on subsequent.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I suppose it's better to read the article before commenting it.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
well, or this, ok. AirPods don't have it yet.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
On the other side: my son is a high school student and they have a rule to remove the headphone(s) if they are talking, talking in headphones is a bad manners for them.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Did you read the AirPods Pro features set?
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
To write such criticism, you have to mention if you have your own experience of using this product. "AirPods is a Platform" in that article is a bullshit, here I agree - while there's no apps running on the device, it'
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I'm not a journalist and I had to leave Russia because of Putin's regime. Maybe I just know more facts, but for every citizen it's clear like day that all this fuzz is about blocking sources of information. Try to search abou
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
How quickly you forgot Edward Snowden.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
No, panicking is not a correct way to handle programm execution, it's just "I don't want to care about this possible error case right now", nothing more. I gave you 2 examples and you preferred to ignore them or say &quo
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> Validation would be an expected Error and handled by returning an Err() rather than using unwrap() or expect(). When language allows you to make all errors "expected", it's really stupid to don't use it. Only reas

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