Vitaly

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by Vitaly 15y ago
a couple of mistakes and comments: * "File>new" can be done by ':enew' * top of the file is 'gg' and not just 'g' * bottom of the file is 'G' and not 'GG' ;) * in addition to ':20<CR>' you can use just '20G' to go to line 20 *
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by Vitaly 15y ago
It is important to 'regularly' execute tests in an environment similar to production. But... Having your test suite run as fast as possible is also a big priority in development. even with autotest/guard and spork tests might be quite slow
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I think the guy doesn't understand copyright: "There is a general understanding that unless explicitly marked in the contents of the script (the text file that is the Bash program), a Bash script is freely available for use and modification
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by Vitaly 15y ago
now I want my elastic mongo and cassandra and we are all set.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
ever since the original etherpad vanished we are in a search for a replacement. The a ton of clones that spawned don't count. they are not as stable, fast etc. Things get disconnected, or they added too much new 'cool' features for it to re
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by Vitaly 15y ago
get a girlfriend.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
Very good stuff. I was first exposed to it by the design of Cassandra which works exactly like that. To stop it you just ceash it and it always start with recovery.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I think Apple's Lion OS clearly a sign that iOS and regular OSX are converging. Now think about an iDevice with a fast CPU, lots of RAM and a high bandwidth connector (thunderbolt?) that allows to plug a big monitor and keyboard, and boom,
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by Vitaly 15y ago
a whole packaged deal at https://github.com/astrails/dotvim tons of extensions and custom bindings. good README.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I think you are taking it way too literally and narrow. I might not have chosen to work at this specific customer project if they wouldn't pay ;), but I would definitely program in my spare time if I had a non programming job. So, fo me, I
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by Vitaly 15y ago
It is especially ridiculous when you consider that 18 yo considered old enough to die for them in wars, but not old enough to relax with friends over a beer. Or old enough to have sex, merry and rise kids. Damn, just think of a young family
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by Vitaly 15y ago
we do remote coding mostly for the pairing and code reviews. two or more people connect to same server, first tmux (or screen, which we used in the past) and vim from inside tmux for editing. to integrate Facebook and and PayPal remote codi
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by Vitaly 15y ago
if your laptop is rooted and keylogged, you are going to loose access to all accounts you actually use anyway, which probably means the most important ones: your email, your bank, your openid. Oh, and you won't find out right away, either.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
Jeez, even after copying Apple's case they had to put the ugly stickers on it.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
Email is tier 3?!!! This is insane. There is not much more important then your primary email account! Primarily because you can get access to pretty much anything once you break into email.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
Hmm, how exactly do you do that? Browsers are supposed to verify certificates
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I use Linux from 1997 and OSX from 2005. Indeed installing mysql on ubuntu is simpler and faster then on OSX. But installing major packages only happens that often. What happens much more often is having to constantly fiddling with your Lin
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by Vitaly 15y ago
BS. RVM is not an overkill. It is simply the right tool for the job in case you are doing ANY ruby related development. If you don't, then it's "sudo gem nstall". It will install it system wide using system provided ruby binaries.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
Im one of those people gitignoring .rvmrc. And the reason is that it interferes with our automated deployment on servers. rvm will require manual approval of .rvmrc before its going to use it. I suppose there should be a way to overcome thi
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by Vitaly 15y ago
My Apple 27" Display was one of the best hw purchases I made lately. The display is simply gorgeous and its the first time that I don't frequently wish it was bigger. I used a 24" DELL before and apart from it being extremely ugly compared
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by Vitaly 15y ago
After 2 years in production you nave no one on the inside that knows the core part of your system? Duh! Start investing time in your core technology. Blaming Erlang for poor R&D management choices is not going to fly here.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
The efficiency of our production is rising for centuries indeed. Once, a peon on a field could hardly produce for his own family, a modern day farmer can supply food for thousands of people. Same can be seen in almost all industries. For ce
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by Vitaly 15y ago
Or may be it's not meant to be used on a 15" screen
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I moved back from Chrome to Safari after installing Lion. Mostly because I'm a sucker for eye candy and the back/forward gestures with page sliding effect are absolutely great. I might return to Chrome soon though as there are couple of thi
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by Vitaly 15y ago
How does TM know if it can reuse file from the previous backup or should create a new version. If it's just timestamp then it's not such a good idea, it should use hash of the content, and if it has and stores content hash it can and should
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by Vitaly 15y ago
You can significantly improve the odds of recovering all the data if you use at least 2 backup strategies. Like Time machine + SuperDuper full disk dumps
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by Vitaly 15y ago
"You can never create another social network by solving the problem of the Geeks." Yeah, tell that to twitter.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
tl; dr; it's faster
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I dont know... 79 days to return your investment is a nice deal in my book.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
It's pretty simple actually. Evey time you are overwhelmed with work, rise the rate. If you don't have enough work for a prolonged amount of time, lower it.

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