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by codesnik 7y ago
Ruby introduced similar change in 1.9 back in 2007, and we're fine.
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by codesnik 7y ago
There's no evidence of neanderthals using bows, though. Hard to imaging some people using bow drill but not using bow for hunt. Or we haven't find it yet, of course.
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by codesnik 7y ago
and 1 day unlimited pass is a thing, for just 230 rub.
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by codesnik 7y ago
I think you can use the ticket for only one subway ride in one go, that severely limits your plan. And 90 minutes are counted since the first trip.
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by codesnik 7y ago
I've pitched that idea for my part-remote company, because remote workers really left behind. I wonder, why just once a month?
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by codesnik 7y ago
I wonder how this is even patentable.
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by codesnik 7y ago
me too. I was surprised it wasn't that common at the time.
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by codesnik 7y ago
nice. long time ago I had much success importing and filtering multiple gigabytes of CSV data into elasticsearch using CSVfix (if I'm not mistaken) + jq (converting it to json-lines in between, using jq as well) xsv seems to cover some
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by codesnik 7y ago
and as someone undiagnosed, but very probably with it too, someone with less variable productivity than me, and in the same time not my manager, would be of enormous value to me. That shouldn't be a "dedicated personnel", as
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by codesnik 7y ago
I'd argue that naming and usability of git is actually very-very up to the point. Naming reflects not the what you want to do on high level, but what you want to do with underlying data structure and checked out files. This could be se
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by codesnik 7y ago
Well, evolution is slightly slower than that. Try few hundred millenia.
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by codesnik 7y ago
if the tether would be visible in sun light, and because of eccentricity of moon orbit not always pointed directly to earth, it could look interesting from earth.
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by codesnik 7y ago
aand of course its symbols are in unicode already. I've heard that not every modern bengali inscription could be represented in unicode.
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by codesnik 7y ago
"best frisbees" - in their envelopes, or opened up?
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by codesnik 7y ago
I only now have realised it's "drunk" spelled backwards. And probably reads the same as "nerd"
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by codesnik 7y ago
it is really interesting that in US and countries like that where voter fraud is relatively easy it's almost nonexistant, but in Russia, for example (where you need your passport to vote and where you can't vote just anywhere, but
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by codesnik 7y ago
Wow. That sounded like something from a comic book.
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by codesnik 7y ago
oh man, I've come here to complain about unbelievably small radiuses. But they bent the damn train car!
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by codesnik 7y ago
but in Finder you can use "/" in filenames, and can't use ":". They got swapped if you look on the file from Terminal.
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by codesnik 7y ago
Sometimes I find myself so stressed out by the standup, I basically doing nothing the rest of the day. Also I have a habit now to get up early and try to do yesterday's portion of work in an hour or two before standup just to report it
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by codesnik 7y ago
movie is pretty good, but it has so much fictional elements, it probably should've been called something else.
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by codesnik 7y ago
GPS is routinely spoofed in area around Kremlin, for a couple of years already, to a great annoyance of drivers and runners. Coordinates are replaced by those from Vnukovo airport. It seems they try to prevent operations of consumer grade d
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by codesnik 8y ago
You're hired!
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by codesnik 8y ago
58.6 tons CO2 / year per child? isn't that a bit too much?
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by codesnik 8y ago
Expected by whom? There were and are "warlike" atheists, who actively fight, mock and even eradicate religious objects and people, and there are, thankfully, a lot of religious people, who tolerate atheists' non-beliefs.
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by codesnik 8y ago
I didn't downvote you, but what you say doesn't make much sense. git is distributed and works offline, this means that nothing could prevent you from making commit with a "fake" date, you always can change time on your m
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by codesnik 8y ago
Those large panels on TIE-fighters make much more sense as radiators, but in most materials they, sadly, are still "solar panels"
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by codesnik 8y ago
Man, this is Armenia we're talking about. Carving into rocks is a national idea here. see Geghard monastery, for example http://www.ancientpages.com/2016/03/09/fascinating-geghard-m... - one of the churc
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by codesnik 8y ago
serverful, then?
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by codesnik 8y ago
Right to be remembered about being forgotten.

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