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Patent Wars in Digital Era(vdata.nikkei.com)
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by _hao 7y ago
I'm not a fan of ligatures. Don't like the idea to not have a source of truth when reading code/text. Text should be pure, I find that ligatures obscure intention when I read code. I've tried using them, but they just lo
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by _hao 7y ago
Every time a new shiny font comes out I always try it. Then I run back to Inconsolata until the next time :)
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by _hao 7y ago
Updated link - http://underscorehao.net/2020/01/publishing-to-multiple-topi...
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by _hao 7y ago
Same experience for me. Text seems readable and can be easily followed at 250% zoom (at least for me)
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by _hao 7y ago
Learned a lot from him, he will be missed! 50 is way too soon for a person to go :(
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Publishing to Multiple Topics in Azure Service Bus(underscorehao.net)
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by _hao 7y ago
As a dev that has worked with C# for the last 3 years I gotta say it's really amazing how productive you can be with it and how easy it was for me to pick it up when I joined the company I worked for at the time. Fun fact is that I did
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by _hao 7y ago
I see your point and I agree - the book is not groundbreaking or revolutionary. Me walking to work is something I've done for a couple of years and not an idea I discovered because of the book. With that said I think it's a well w
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by _hao 7y ago
I recently started reading "Deep Work" by Cal Newport and this is one of the points highlighted in the book. I'd recommend it (even though I haven't finished it yet). I'm trying to be mindful during my day and I wal
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by _hao 7y ago
I have FB blocked so thanks for sharing!
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by _hao 7y ago
I guess I'm not going to buy a new Fitbit device ever again. I own two Fitbit watches (Charge HR 1st and 2nd generation) and the 2nd gen is still ticking along just fine and I use it daily. I refuse to give Google any money.
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by _hao 7y ago
If you have 5 years of experience as a Senior Back-end engineer you can get something between 2000€-4000€ net (after taxes) in the Bulgarian currency lev - BGN. The Lev is pegged to the Euro at 1.95BGN for 1€. In the capital where the tech
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by _hao 7y ago
As a Bulgarian living and working in London for more than a year now, I have no intention of going back. The IT sector in the country is booming and the money you can make relative to the cost of living is insane - you can live like a king.
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by _hao 7y ago
I'm working on a web service that takes 4-5 minutes to startup because of all the shit it has to warm-up. I'd be happy if it takes even a minute IF I could port it to a newer tech stack and can containerize it.
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by _hao 7y ago
Are you using the the Dell P4317Q by any chance? That's my monitor at home and it's the best purchase I've ever made tech wise. Are you aware that the monitor comes with an app to manage multiple windows and sections of the s
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Didi Chuxing to launch self-driving rides in Shanghai(techcrunch.com)
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by _hao 7y ago
Trying to read Haskell code without any knowledge of it is interesting to say the least. I like how compact it looks, but I'm guessing a lot of the simple looking statements (at least at first glance) do a lot under the hood. Is that a
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by _hao 7y ago
I use Hugo. It's easy, static and there are large number of themes. Also writing content in Markdown is great.
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by _hao 7y ago
This post is satire.
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Iconic font company Monotype is getting acquired by PE firm HGGC for $825M(techcrunch.com)
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Auto Refreshing Cache in .NET(underscorehao.net)
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by _hao 7y ago
Yes, I've noticed the same thing! With shower gel I'll smell nice for 30 minutes then it's like you haven't taken a shower at all, but soap is much more potent. The feel of "cleanliness" stays with you much lon
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by _hao 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/02/world/europe/chinese-lake...
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by _hao 7y ago
I'm not saying this will continue in the future. I'm just saying that right now there are a lot of European countries that are at the mercy of Russia when it comes to energy. In my home country Russian influence is very strong. Is
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by _hao 7y ago
US doing US foreign policy things in the ME is entirely different subject. That's part of their foreign policy set in the 80's. US had unquestioned global authority for almost 20 years until very recently.
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by _hao 7y ago
I was born and raised in a country that was behind the Iron Curtain so please don't lecture me on the history. Russia has a lot to answer for even if we disregard communism entirely. Russia culturally and historically IS part of Europe
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by _hao 7y ago
Russia and China are natural allies for the time being, but in the event that the US loses it's global position as a leader that is subject to change. China is aggressive in it's dealings with Russia and there's a huge Chines
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by _hao 7y ago
See that's the thing. It doesn't matter that Russia is an economical midget. They hold the keys for the energy sector in Europe - Russian fossil fuels supply Europe with energy. And as far as military power goes, many people under
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by _hao 7y ago
Where's Russia in this mix? Russia has been meddling with European affairs for hundreds of years. The world is definitely not bipolar, US's hegemony after the collapse of the USSR is quickly disappearing. China is the latest playe

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