Vitaly

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by Vitaly 15y ago
can't configure it to start weeks on sunday.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
convenience - yes, safety - not so much. I wouldn't want the back sit with the kids to be open while I'm still in the car. I want to personally open it while standing outside.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I'm using Backblaze but I want to move exactly because I don't trust them. And the reason is the stupid way the restore is done. You have to give them the password and they decrypt it for you. You can't get encrypted files and decrypt y
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I think idea is not to have the most feature-full offering in existence but to have something that does the job for most people and let others change if needed to something more power-full.
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by Vitaly 15y ago
I'm using pathogen with 'braid' to manage git based bundles. For example to add the rails plugin I can do: braid add git://github.com/tpope/vim-rails.git bundle/vim-rails then I can do `braid update bundle/vim-rails` to update just
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by Vitaly 15y ago
The good ones stay away from this kind of sites. The only chance is to catch someone good and promising before he gets buried under piles of works, raises the prices and no longer needs those sites ;)
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New version of iOS 4.3.3 includes changes to Location db cache
1 points by Vitaly 15y ago|0 comments
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by Vitaly 15y ago
delicious just never evolved into something really useful. They have so much data but they don't do anything too interesting with it. Where are my personal recommendation for example?
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by Vitaly 16y ago
What a load of crap.... They don't earn as much as they do because they don't spam every possible place with additional advertising and not competing directly with groupon, youtube, foursquare and google, duh! Just to 'replicate' a basic fu
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by Vitaly 16y ago
Im mostly doing web development; and while I could do it in a vm, I don't feel any need to. All web related stuff works just fine in osx the same way it runs on my ec2 ubuntu servers. I use same zsh and vim, same apache and nginx, same node
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by Vitaly 16y ago
NearlyFreeSpeech tos state that you can not host content that is illegal in US.
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by Vitaly 16y ago
From my experience if you are any good you might get some income dive when you go independent but it should sort itself out within a year or two. That being said, working as a consultant requires different skill-set then just hacking on so
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by Vitaly 16y ago
Exactly, thats why military can not and does't use airplanes ;).
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by Vitaly 16y ago
It might be the most powerful that can be used now, but it is not the most powerful ever ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energia could lift up to 100 tons to LEO in the tested configuration and up to 200 tons in Hercules configuration (wh
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by Vitaly 16y ago
MagSafe WAS great, and now they broke it in the new models. The cable was pointing outwards in the old design and it really was almost impossible to pull your laptop when you pull the cable in any way. Now the cable is pointing back (or for
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by Vitaly 16y ago
On the other hand "smile by default" doesn't tell you if the person is really happy or just wearing the default smile. As the article says "Indeed, when the Russians smile, they show a sincere and an open smile. The American smile does not
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by Vitaly 16y ago
for me rvm is the only sensible solution for production. We run mostly on Ubuntu and ruby is really broken on Ubuntu/Debian. We use a custom puppet script to setup the whole environment with rvm/passenger/apache.
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by Vitaly 16y ago
I'd be more interested in another question. What startups failed while using lean approach and why?
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by Vitaly 16y ago
When will they allow to change security groups for a running instance? duh!?
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by Vitaly 16y ago
Well "Spaces" mostly fits the bill after you switch off the 'change spaces when switching to an application' setting. This setting it makes it very hard to add a 1st window of an application to the current space. For example if I want to op
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by Vitaly 16y ago
as any other government America doesn't have friends or enemies, only interests
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by Vitaly 16y ago
I use openid not to have a single signon to 37signals apps. I use to to have a single signon period. Not just 37signals but a ton of other apps use it as well (and I wish all of them did). Every time I see a web app supporting openid Im gla
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by Vitaly 16y ago
So he basically says that there will be no "general AI" because he studied the field and can't see how it can work, duh! :)
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by Vitaly 16y ago
you don't care about a dependencies of an non-existing target. you have to run it anyway. and once you run it at least once you will have the full set of its dependencies for the next time you run your build.
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by Vitaly 16y ago
Any roaming plan is stealing tons of money from you. The way to go is to just buy a local SIM card wherever you travel. Many come with a data plan too. It ends up much cheaper then roaming your own number around.
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by Vitaly 16y ago
tl; dr; there is no answer
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by Vitaly 16y ago
so they invented erlang in hardware ;)
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by Vitaly 16y ago
I don't think its intended to be used for frequently changed models like 'user'. It is much more suited for low change frequency document like models. For example 'content' model in a blog or cms. having history might not be a big deal, but
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by Vitaly 16y ago
The "starting a business" rank is definitely not accurate. 34 days on average to start a business? WTF? In fact in israel you can start doing business BEFORE you register it. Just make sure you register it right away, but you can start sell
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by Vitaly 16y ago
of of the stupidest things is that they repackage some gems as debian packages. so you can't have several close versions installed etc.

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