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   by drinchev 11y ago

   Good, but this works for a while. The strongest motivation I had when I was smoking was to understand what a cigarette does to your brain and how you actually make a chain of narcotic addiction, which lasts forever. There is actually no joy
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   I stopped smoking for 2 months starting January this year. What helped me was a reddit thread https://www.reddit.com/r/stopsmoking . It was a very helpful community and also full of suggestions what to do when you have
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   This looks so good and nice. I would definitely use it with some modifications for a drop in replacement of markdown block inside some blog. But will wrap it in a class ( e.g. .article-content ). What is a beneficial stylesheet system, acco
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   I agree. My country of origin is Bulgaria, which has its own bad reputation in that matter ( corruption ). I would say what stops our country from collapsing is the EU and the democratic constitution which has a political pluralism principl
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   Thanks. This solves a lot in my head. Nice references.
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   So what about caching and rendering? So I imagine that if I render 200 buttons that have inline style it would be slower if I load one stylesheet and 200 HTML tags. And caching problem would be if I have 2 server rendered pages ( even with
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   Looks awesome. Kudos. I'm not a React specialist and I have the following question : Is it that common to write the CSS inside the JSX file? Since I started learning React, the hardest part to swallow was that my HTML and JS now live
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   Seeing this, I just can't stop thinking of why they choose to create an entertaining device and if this fluid has any practical applications.
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   by drinchev 11y ago

   Nice. I haven't heard of Twitter product changes since ages. I don't use DM's that much, but it looks like a logical choice.
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    The Point of No Return: Climate Change Nightmares Are Already Here(rollingstone.com)

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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Your comparison resembles a bit the continental and anglo-saxon legal systems. In the European-continental legal system, based on Roman law, you have a stress on written law and exceptions are dealt based on similarities with it. In the Ang
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    If this is really the case and your business model is aligned with this, there's nothing else to say, except "Congratulations!". I didn't know that this can go so well for end-users in such a competitive environment. I h
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Bitbucket is awesome. I'm using it for all non-essential repos that I have as a side/small clients projects. I'm paying for 5 private repos on GitHub and whenever I see that I don't use a repo that often I just move it t
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    I don't see what's wrong with that.
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    If you want something more NodeJS oriented you can start exploring Ghost source code [1]. It has amazing Promise-based + express infrastructure, in which you can find a lot of patterns to help you build your next project. 1 : https:/&
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    I don't wanna say that, but a language created by such a large company, which is open-sourced since day one and developed by a team of professionals with a solid research before any lines of code have been written ... sounds a like a b
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    I started 2 months ago a big project using TypeScript on NodeJS ( I'm freelancer and I'm building an API Service for a company ). CONS: 1. Contribute a couple of times to DefinitelyType repo, because I needed definitions that does
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Of course I'm using TypeScript 1.5 right now. Problem comes when I have to explain the `beta` badge in front of people that pay me for what I do :)
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    I hope this is the event that the TypeScript team is waiting for to release 1.5 out of the current beta.
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Hey there, are there any Greeks in startup/tech scene that want to express opinion on whether the government is doing the right thing about this referendum? I'm really short on quality, direct feedback about what Tsipras is doing.
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    I'm so not joking. 100 developers might equal = 10 experienced developers these days. You can't just "put more force into the project and make it for 10 days", because actually the people that you want to hire might be n
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Sometimes I think IT industry is moving slow, because it's so much harder to multiply the efforts with more human power. IT is so much quality over quantity that effects like this would not happen easily. Although there is no mention o
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Sidenote, but I'm taking a look at how googlers made this website. Reason for this is that whenever they create a webpage I can see how they've achieved an effect that people are blogging how to do efficiently. In this case the ef
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    But what should the author explain to Chromebook users? They can only have web applications on their desktop as an icon. Actually I think they're doing pretty good with that.
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    These examples on their own discredit the post so much that it's a shame it has "google.com" as a domain of origin.
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    For me at least. It's simply incomplete list of popular keywords with some explaination. I can never use it as a full reference. There are [1] many [2] posts [3] suggesting what is bad inside. 1: http://meta.stackoverflow.co
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    For anyone reading this. I strongly recommend to find a better resource than w3school, suggested by Google. The link is even broken, but this is a tiny detail. W3School have bad reputation [1] and is considered bad. [1] http://ww
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Wow. I never thought this could be an API. Really good work. I remember I spent a lot of time developing a class that deals with a deck of cards, shuffle and associate the card with a png. I would use this API in the future.
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    There's definitely no point to avoid them for IE. The point as I see it is that it should be avoided for every browser. Indeed IE's users are having terrible experience anyway, but let's just don't push FF and Chrome to
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    by drinchev 11y ago

    Wow.. I didn't know that. Sorry for the noise.