codesnik

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by codesnik 9y ago
rebase works with github pull requests reasonably well, I use it all the time. I think, others do too.
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by codesnik 9y ago
Tendency to think out of the box is a major problem when trying to be hired, if you are a software developer. Somehow most companies have strictly shaped role-"holes", so developers should develop and do not ask questions, manager
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by codesnik 10y ago
but what isn't ok is so cringy :(
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by codesnik 10y ago
Location: Moscow, Russia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby On Rails, Postgres, ElasticSearch, DevOps, Linux, Docker, Google Compute Engine Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/al
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by codesnik 10y ago
sleep-deprivation is the method I used when I was a bit younger. It shuts down cravings, because the only craving I'd have now is to sleep, made me dumb, but this allowed me to go through some really mundane but unavoidable and long-ov
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by codesnik 10y ago
wow, all that HIV needle stuff! I've heard those urban legends in early 90ies, and I'm from completelly different area. So, you got out, good for you. But things've changed. Not everything is nice, but skinheads are a fad of
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by codesnik 10y ago
I've never heard about PA music before in office environment. Who's mad enough to do that?
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by codesnik 10y ago
I wonder how do you know what parts you CAN disclose?
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by codesnik 10y ago
"Expanse" is nice, especially setting, but could be so much better with less talking (which isn't believable anyway) and a faster pace. Comparing it to Firefly is almost ridiculous.
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by codesnik 10y ago
toptal AFAIR tries to assign rates based on location, too.
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by codesnik 10y ago
Hm, I'm curious. How do you implement database level access control for the generic case of website with hundreds of thousands users? Do you suggest, given a postgres database for example, to add the same amount of roles, and to have i
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by codesnik 10y ago
I thought you've being sarcastic, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fusor
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by codesnik 10y ago
ah, I almost forgot! My gce instances weren't accessible from Hainan. They aren't accessible from Crymea, also.
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by codesnik 10y ago
I've used GCE for production servers in the past and was really pleased with almost every aspect. I have really little "serious" experience with AWS, and I'd say it's much more.. um, arcane? I'm genuinly curiou
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by codesnik 10y ago
"civil" glonass is probably affected in the same way, I think, but I don't really know. They use some 3rd party (chinise?) gps/glonass jammer which shows that signal is coming from one of international airports (VKO in c
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by codesnik 10y ago
"missile defence", ha. As a russian, I now have to buy more foil for the cases of uncontrollable urge to march, sing hymns and praise Putin. jokes aside, near kremlin now there's a zone where most gps devices are really off.
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by codesnik 10y ago
but how much would it cost to operate such a channel?
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by codesnik 10y ago
perl's rules are very very consistent and logical. (especially compared to PHP, and much more logical than e.g. javascript) They don't always look nice when applied to contemporary problems, but for me it grew in the language feel
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by codesnik 10y ago
12pm before 1pm is particulary maddening (says Russian, and we do use 12 hour clock in informal communication)
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by codesnik 10y ago
femtometers?
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by codesnik 10y ago
I'm really surprised (every time!) when someone talks about conscience or discoveries or whatever so human-centric and local and unimportant in the cosmic scale while talking about simulations. If it's simulation, it certainly isn
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by codesnik 10y ago
Being CTO/CIO twice in my carrier, being protector of my small dev-realm almost fulltime, I completely agree with that article! so, probably it's wrong somewhere.
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by codesnik 10y ago
If I understand correctly, satellite is directly between sun and earth (at lagrange point L1?), and somewhere at the time of the shooting there was an solar eclipse seen somewhere in Australia Edit: nevermind, "The satellite is orbitin
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by codesnik 10y ago
there's an ukrainian book, "Hunting wild trucks" by V.Vasiliev, about a parallel world, where human, elves and dwarves hunt and tame automated trucks moving cargo between automated factories. I for one, welcome such a future.
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by codesnik 10y ago
taking a selfie with your filled in ballot is easy measure for vote buyers. There also exists a practice of exchange ballots, when you go into the booth with already filled in ballot and have to bring back to buyer empty one as a proof. No
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by codesnik 10y ago
"rather than the elliptical vagueness of Romance languages like English" - what?
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by codesnik 15y ago
If only DJs in thoose sets could shut their mouths. Extremly distracting.
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Club-K Container Missile System(morinsys.ru)
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by codesnik 17y ago
secret codename is "Kirpitch Walley", insider says.