drinchev

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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Yeah okay, blah blah. I was at IFA Berlin 2014 and asked the SONY lady: "Hey what's the killer feature of your watch?". She said "It shows the time and tracks your steps!". IMHO Apple Watch did a great job. I couldn
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   same here.
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Yeah maybe it would be nice idea if when you generate a galaxy it also generates small dark matter particles around the regular particles.
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   Yeah I think it will be better. I was looking for a demo too.
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   I would ask : What is the benefit of operations.js vs promises? Similar to the examples you can easily do : promiseA.then(promiseB).done( ... )
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   How dangerous this prediction can be? I can't stop thinking of java-backended real money, poorly written, gaming websites.
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   I agree. I also think there are a couple of factors that might subjectively push people towards one of the answers, which will loose the OP's idea of this pool. 1) One of the provided design might be bad and so people will choose the
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   I was playing with nexe[1] a couple of months ago. I didn't know about JXCore. Now I see they support multithreading and other performance benefits. Amazing! [1] https://github.com/crcn/nexe
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   by drinchev 12y ago

   I'm a super big fan of CloudFlare and I especially appreciate when a CEO / Co-founder of a successful company stays so close to it's customers by writing a detailed blog post about features/problems they achieved/so
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    Absurd US laws broken – an image set (NSFW)(olivialocher.com)

    2 points by drinchev 12y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Why this is upvoted? Can you explain more?
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I'm interested what computer languages do they use today for space vehicles? I place my bet on static-type :D ( joke )
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I was thinking about this conflict ( I'm neither Israelian nor Palestinian ) and my personal opinion is that if you have more advanced military forces than your opponent you definitely should take responsibility for all casualties (
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    So true!!
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I'm with a password "Quit smoking" for a second week now and nothing happens ( it's my screen saver password - just sayin' :D ). I enter it for 5-6 times a day. What's next?
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    Argentina vs. Netherlands Live Stream(tsmplug.com)

    1 points by drinchev 12y ago|0 comments
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Actually there are a couple of rules that I managed to pick up from the frontend community about CSS rules. 1) Don't use tag names in css div.something should be .something 2) Don't use id's 3) Isolate elements into
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Interesting enough the most popular news clone of HN - designer news has a similar domain ... news.la????????.com . That's classic example of "Content is king" principle and how domain names might be irrelevant if you have en
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    I can't stop asking myself ... "BUT WHY?!". I'm sorry for being sarcastic, but what could be the benefit of using such an OS?
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    As far as I can remember HN also ( not a long time ago ) was giving plain text passwords. I'm glad this was discontinued and proper recovery password email is sent now. http://i.imgur.com/sDt0DVK.png
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    "You could stare at that function for hours without seeing the problem. It requires knowledge of how JavaScript’s String.replace() works:" Okay, but "knowledge of how JavaScript's String.replace() work
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    "If the first argument to String.replace() is a string, only the first instance of that string is replaced. To replace all instances, a regex is necessary" That's not that much advanced javascript knowled
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Thanks for letting me know. It looks like they opened it again. :) I just registered
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Disclaimer: I'm a Bulgarian. My story short : I recently moved to Berlin without knowing German. I was hired 2 weeks after I started to search for a job and I had enough offers to choose the job I want ( I've graduated law, but pr
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Totally Off-topic, but do you know who I have to reach to get an invite for DN? I'm reading it since 2 years and I'm totally desperate, because I want to contribute in a way ( submissions, comments )
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7868806
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Amazing job. I was looking for something like this since ages. I think a great improvement would be if it generates SASS/SCSS + Compass code as an export feature. I saw it's written in coffeescript so I might also help in the fut
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    by drinchev 12y ago

    Hey.. I still remember my first programming experience with Turbo Pascal running with MS-DOS 5 and I didn't know how this 80 characters per line popped up in history. I remember there was something like .. "MODE CON..." that
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    Dashes and Underscores in Variables – SASS(justnorris.com)

    1 points by drinchev 13y ago|0 comments
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    Is it OK to edit for style on an open source project?(arstechnica.com)

    1 points by drinchev 13y ago|0 comments