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by dsabanin 8y ago
He is Electrical Engineering and CS graduate from Princeton.
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by dsabanin 8y ago
I believe it's the past. Professional IT culture in Russia is in many ways retrograde compared to Western countries, especially the part that concerns mentorship, education and professional ethics. It's changing, but slowly.
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Why wouldn’t you think that seeing all the negative public reaction they just decided to go the other way?
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I run IntelliJ and WebStorm on i7 iMac 4k with additional 4k monitor and have no issues. I think for me key is RAM size, I set the heap size to 4GB because I work with big projects and it helps a lot.
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by dsabanin 8y ago
Article 13 looks like a really nice foundation for censorship. It’s interesting for me to see how EU socialistic tendencies correlate with things like “right to be forgotten”, “article 13” and other initiatives. It’s as if party nomenclatur
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by dsabanin 8y ago
Isn't blaming their parents' character flaws for the adult children's character flaws just a way to avoid responsibility by those adult children? If a grown up child thinks parent should've fixed their flaw before it aff
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by dsabanin 8y ago
I think a lot of what this person describes about their thinking process and life patterns is actually going on in everyone's brain, but with less awareness of it. The irony is, I guess, that the narcissist part is only the part that a
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by dsabanin 8y ago
Not newborns, but people introduce squashed animal products as puree to children pretty soon, and it's not the main point I was making.
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Or, quite possibly, since humanity's progress can't be stopped, our children will hate us once they open their eyes and realize who their favorite hot dogs and burgers were made out of and how we spoon fed them with corpses sinc
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by dsabanin 8y ago
"I do not consider animal ... deserving of rights" is pretty much as close to "I don't want animals to have rights" as you can get.
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by dsabanin 8y ago
Do you usually kill all that you love for some fleeting pleasure, when pretty healthy alternatives are available?
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Cool fact is that part of Buran software was written in Soviet clone of Prolog.
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by dsabanin 8y ago
This looks like it could easily be a part of the retaliation for the arrest of the Huawei executive last week. Timing is pretty revealing and I have no doubt that Chinese courts, similar to Soviet courts, are completely subservient to the e
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by dsabanin 8y ago
You probably mean they thought they lived really well.
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Well to me that means that knowing the right people got you stuff, not money.
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I’ve been thinking about this a lot and came to a conclusion that because of the fact that in communist/socialist society of Soviet Union money couldn’t buy you things you wanted, government really struggled to motivate people. That’s
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They mentioned that they have magnets all over the thing.
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Have you donated more than 1.2% of your net worth to charity?
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by dsabanin 8y ago
What's up with the critical comments in here? How many of the judgemental and jaded posters here donated anything close to this to a charitable cause? Good deeds must be applauded, not shamed for not being better. Especially if the def
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by dsabanin 8y ago
Could be also that it says something about mental illness (in particular: anxiety and paranoia) being present on all the rungs of society.
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by dsabanin 8y ago
To me it's like code optimization. You may spend a lot of time optimizing the code responsible for 1% of run time, or you may spend that same time optimizing the code that takes 60% of the total run time. That said, I'm not saying
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by dsabanin 8y ago
I'm not sure how popular that claim is, but I've heard it multiple times. Especially as part of the eco-protective initiatives. I was able to find this example[1]: "Even if you live hundreds of miles from the coast, the plast
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by dsabanin 8y ago
I'm curious. Quotes from the article: -- “It happens pretty much all the time if there is a strong rainfall or a storm,” The phenomenon is not confined to the Dominican Republic, he said, and can be seen in many developing nations with
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by dsabanin 8y ago
I feel like this rich people paranoia can be summed up as an old adage: the more you have, the more you are afraid to lose it.
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Finally it happened. Here's to hoping that after being exposed to this kind of risk, enterprises and regular customers start being more inquisitive about what code gets embedded into their hardware and why.
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As a Russian, living in America, I would suggest not to take any clues about social behavior from Russians. It's all shades of dysfunctional from the bottom to the very top.
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I agree that was glib, but some of the statements made by Tesla fans (speaking as a former somewhat Tesla fan myself) are just asking for it. — I don't want to dismiss Tesla, they did achieve a lot. However, it would be a mistake to th
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by dsabanin 8y ago
And, of course, BMW and Mercedes are simply incapable of competing with Tesla on quality engineering and streamlined manufacturing processes, so the only option they have left is sabotage. It is very hard to connect electric motors to lap
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They could first start small – municipalities, LANs, HOA-based WANs, consolidating slowly. It's like you're saying that no ISP progress will ever be made if someone is not using existing AT&T networks.
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That's the status quo with net neutrality, it's repeal may or may not have an effect on it. It's going to be interesting to watch.

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