Ingaz

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by Ingaz 4y ago
Let me share my perspective on piracy as a citizen of Russian Federation who don't think about relocation. I was a youtube/Spotify/last.fm/[smth other I don't remember] subscriber before 2022. Actually it was kind o
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by Ingaz 4y ago
You obviously don't hate go. Everything you listed help programmer to keep own sanity. It's all compromises but they're mostly reasonable compromises.
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by Ingaz 4y ago
C/C++/Rust - will not solve anything magically. Anyway you will need to implement some kind of memory management for DB. Go GC creates problems and they are non-trivial (as all memory management) but it's not so twisted as i
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by Ingaz 4y ago
Hasura ( https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine ) is quite big project. Although it should be less than 100K LOC. It was only once when I saw problem that could be considered a bug.
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by Ingaz 4y ago
Run Yugabyte maybe
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by Ingaz 4y ago
What's wrong using pgbouncer? Today it's not rare to run http proxy in sidecars for every service.
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by Ingaz 4y ago
Looks very good. David Beazley never disappoints.
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by Ingaz 4y ago
There was nothing wrong in SCRUM originally. When it appeared it was a breath of fresh air: minimal, explainable in 5 minutes, just accumulation of common sense. You don't even need to declare "We're working in SCRUM" -
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by Ingaz 5y ago
Varlam Shalamov is a master of short form, although IDK how well his stories translated. About educational part: it's a frequent misconception. "Kolyma Tales" are not autobiography, it's a fiction. E.g. His depiction of
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by Ingaz 5y ago
> does it mean local Russian cards will still work in Russia? Yes. At least Tinkoff bank says so. I'm more worried about GooglePay. The only reason I did not bought Huawei last time was NFC+GooglePay.
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by Ingaz 5y ago
SWIFT will disconnect in 12th of March banks from sanction list. Not "any Russian bank". Of course it's possible that in future all Russian banks will be under sanctions. Right now even bank transfers between Russia and Ukra
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by Ingaz 5y ago
I heard that corpses of dead prisoners were thrown from train windows between stations. It was even in TV Series .. I forgot title but that moment I remember very clear. It was shocking. Unbelievable!
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by Ingaz 5y ago
Real historian Klim Zhukov made an analysis of this letter. It's on youtube but only in Russian. From Zhukov's analysis most of historical facts are true but conclusions are wrong. Nationalities are always changing, growing, evolv
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by Ingaz 5y ago
There are a lot of devices that supports both wired and wireless. I think it's a correct direction. I can use my keyboard during Linux installations in wired and in wireless mode I can switch between notebook and 2 Android devices with
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by Ingaz 5y ago
Article starts from "don't sanitize input" but in the middle : > If you’re not using Markdown but want to let your users enter HTML directly, you only have the second option – you must filter using a whitelist. So "do
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by Ingaz 5y ago
The valid point is: "Reconnect with the joy of creation" Attempts to do everything absolutely correct are not productive on early stages. So it's OK to write dirty during search for solution. Anyway it's my personal code
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by Ingaz 5y ago
For me it's: "why would yoy bother with Disney's boring incarnation of Pooh when you've got brilliant Soviet Winnie?" I'm serious. Try find it if you didn't saw it
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by Ingaz 13y ago
In my experience it does not matter which tool is in hands of people who like to "tweak", "twist", "improve", etc. I've seen trac with "features", now I see JIRA with "features". JIRA itself is not bad as issue tracker. (Trac also is not ba
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by Ingaz 13y ago
>>Comparing Bitcoin to a fiat currency like the dollar is a little like comparing the English language to TCP/IP. Bitcoin could not be compared to currency. It's comparable to gold, oil, diamonds, etc.
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by Ingaz 13y ago
Bitcoin was not money but a digital resource analogous to gold or oil by design. I'm a little surprised that in 2013 somebody do not know this.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Funny. The first thing I've remembered was Planetes.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I'm looking now side by side Chrome, IE10, Firefox. IE10 is doing something weird with fonts: everything is bolded and blurred. When I switch to Compatibility view - it looks better less blurred but strange anyway.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>>Say we can't find anywhere in Python where Objects don't exist. You're correct - we can't find a place in Python where Objects don't exist. Python and Ruby are exactly same in this. >>Then welcome on board of true OO. Now
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by Ingaz 14y ago
"The same" means "ruby as pseudocode is the same as perl". You need to explain that 0 is True. You need to explain blocks, (int_number).times and other cute things. And I heard a lot of complains for whitespace, but begin-end is more irr
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I think that ruby, perl, python and javascript are similar only in purely theoretical way. Python - is "executable pseudoscript". It does not have ruby elegance, perl "worse is better", javascript ... minimalism(?) I'm using python for prot
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Yes. But in fact: you add javascript - you have all strictness and structure of XML.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
XML is not about "<" and ">" everywhere. XML, JSON, MUMPS are semantically equivalent.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>> We got NoSQL (esp. JSON based ones) instead of XML. >Thank god we dodged that bullet. I'm just glad people see XML for what it really is (useful, but not that useful). XML, JSON, MUMPS-storage are semantically equivalent. XML
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I agree with you. Even (not chauvinistacally) under control of the USA, EU, China, Japan, India or Australia.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
"Russian guy suffers the most" http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RussianGuySuffers... Universe agrees with it: Tunguska and "УФО" are both in Russia. I suppose that all other world can relax: something bad or REALLY BAD will go o

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