demosito666

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by demosito666 7y ago
From the readme examples it seems that the code is not provider-agnostic, i.e. you write specifically for e.g. AWS. How is it then better than using AWS' native SDK for your language?
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by demosito666 7y ago
Usually any post about python is about how shitty the language is and how one can't write anything larger than hello world in dynamically typed language. This one in wholesome, I like it.
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by demosito666 7y ago
Ansible is still a practical tool for some of configuration management tasks, as opposed to mongo which I have hard time finding a niche for.
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by demosito666 7y ago
Trust me you don't want to live in a city where developers are allowed to build as much as they want. This is how you end up in 2nd word megapolis which is hardly pleasant to be in. Past certain size incentives should exist to spread
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by demosito666 7y ago
If you count by "dollars went to OS vendor for the OS explicitly" then yes. Otherwise Android phones alone is like Apple+Ms combined in terms of installs.
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by demosito666 7y ago
Even better would be not to use it entirely - it'd solve far bigger problems with node.
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by demosito666 7y ago
This question bothers me for some time already: why can't you guys just buy a washing machine? Where I live everybody has one and we have salaries like 10x less than they have in US. And also flats are mostly tiny. Taking you clothes s
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by demosito666 7y ago
This is a usual bunch of crap thrown together to make another clickbait list for your new tab recommendations feed. In reality, there are numerous ways and tips to improve your language learning process, but there is no single magic one. So
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by demosito666 7y ago
Because you're probably writing this from US.
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by demosito666 7y ago
Why not just put it into a bank deposit then? This has positive rate and won't burn as well.
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by demosito666 8y ago
> Android is creeping higher and higher in the ecosystem It crept there about 7 years ago and is about 90% of the market now, why present tense? And it was good enough from like day 1, although the hardware was behind sometimes. https:
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by demosito666 8y ago
What the article and the commenters here seem to forget is that it's not only the technological level/political situation has changed, but the way people think as well. There are several global trends that allow for optimistic pre
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by demosito666 8y ago
Try to run it interactively :)
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by demosito666 8y ago
This is correct. The thing is, powershell is not for humans. It is purposed more towards configuration and system scipting, and thus should be compared to something like ansible. Using it as a shell is counter-productive unless you have ver
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by demosito666 8y ago
Especially when you have free bitbucket for that purpose.
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by demosito666 8y ago
And nobody uses split windows? No screen can comfortably fit more then about 200 columns, so I believe 100 is the absolute maximum width.
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by demosito666 8y ago
I believe _() would be even better, granted you might want to translate messages in future. At first might just def _(s): return s.
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by demosito666 9y ago
This is actually quite odd. I'm learning Swedish myself as a second foreign language with English being the first one. I'd say my Swedish level is B1-B2, i.e. intermediate, so I'm very far from being fluent. But I understand
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by demosito666 9y ago
> “Here’s what our product can do” and “Here’s what you can do with our product” sound similar, but they are completely different approaches. Yes, they are different: I don't want to hear the later in ads or any product description
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by demosito666 9y ago
I pay $14/mo for unlimited 100Mbit/s home internet + 120 channel home TV + 12G mobile data/mo + 1000 min and 500 SMS local cell (stock offer from ISP). This is compensated by the fact that I live in Russia though.
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by demosito666 10y ago
Is tipping somewhat mandatory in the US? Everywhere I've been it's up to the customer to decide if he wants to leave the tip. What if I won't leave tips?