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by dsabanin 6y ago
My theory, based on a lot of experience, is that average developers are not “smart” enough to learn it, beyond simple tutorials. By smart I don’t mean IQ, but rather drive, intellectual curiosity and desire for a challenge, that I think is
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by dsabanin 6y ago
I was born in Russia and I despise Putin. He is the reason why I emigrated. He and his cronies brough the country into the dark age, from which it may never come out. He is, without a single doubt, Hitler of the 21st century. * He consolida
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by dsabanin 6y ago
One day, I'll do it. Honestly, I'm just afraid to find out the answer… :)
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by dsabanin 6y ago
From time to time, I have a perisistent feeling that iCloud might be misplacing my files. It's just a feeling, but I realized that it's quite challenging to be sure it's not happening.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
It’s like saying: these are my children, without me they wouldn’t exist, I can subject them to anything and they should be happy that they have existence. I would argue that no existence is better than existence filled with endless misery,
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by dsabanin 6y ago
I also imagine drinking diluted cows pregnancy and chronic inflammation hormones with extra cortisol on top from all the stress they experience because of their living conditions can’t be beneficial for you as well.
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Russian cover up is still waiting to be exposed.
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Putin is going to use NordStream to exert pressure on Germany. There’s no doubt about it. They use gas pipelines as a pressure point with Ukraine and Belarus all the time.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Well, maybe they had a point. We went from Bach to 50 cent…
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I was thinking, that in a scary way, the psychiatric diagnosis for people investigating corruption in Russia or CCP does start to make sense. It is such an extreme risk to go against these regimes, both to their and their relatives' sa
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Why jail? I think we should just execute them on the spot. /s
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Could it be that it’s just not as popular as one might think?
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Well, not yet…
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by dsabanin 6y ago
From the page: What Can't Be Translated? Rosetta can translate most Intel-based apps, including apps that contain just-in-time (JIT) compilers. However, Rosetta doesn’t translate the following executables: * Kernel extensions * Virtual
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by dsabanin 6y ago
You don’t have to tell me that, I have a 12 year old. Yet often times as a father I see that guidance is best achieved by reasoning, not compulsion. Compulsion breeds long term resistance and aversion, which can damage relationships with ce
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Forcing someone to sit and be mindful is incredibly offensive to the idea of mindfulness. Goes to show that whatever good thing mandatory schooling touches, it perverts or corrupts. They should just stick to sciences.
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When does this madness stop and where will it lead if it doesn’t?
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One of the big reasons was also the fact that they failed to ban it. They could not enforce it at all, without blocking half of the websites, because of Telegram's clever networking shenanigans, so everyone was still been able to use i
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by dsabanin 6y ago
I love my 3 monitor setup. In 20 years of coding, I finally reached peak productivity in my workspace. No switching between windows, ease of throwing a window aside for monitoring, laying out information and tools side to side. It’s incredi
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by dsabanin 6y ago
I think this is a new version of “think of the children” cliché, used to justify lots of questionable things for ages.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Hindsight is 20/20. Every programming language changes as it evolves and matures and people understand how to use it best or its domain changes significantly. Unfortunately, this always means accumulating these syntactic and semantical
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by dsabanin 6y ago
If you watch the actual presentation, you will see clear attack vectors, exploited right there for you.
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I found myself actually being able to do things I thought early on I could never become good at, and pretty well. If anything, now I treat that unpleasant feeling of perceived impossibility of something as a strong indication that I should
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Pre-fills the page title, meta description, attach a screenshot, or headline image, and allows you to preselect tags/project to attach the clipping to automatically.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Right now I'm not thinking that far ahead. I scratched my own itch and I'm glad someone else found it useful. I'll see about those ads though, thanks for the tip!
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by dsabanin 6y ago
It's a matter of personal workflow, but I do it all the time. I try to add tasks for things that I want or need to read, including work-related stuff, like Basecamp posts that require my response, so that I actually get to them. The go
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They have a pretty powerful omnifocus:// URL-based API.
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Unfortunately, I don't. I'm not using Firefox right now and I don't have enough time to work on it. There's also no marketplace for the extensions. Sorry!
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Show HN: OmSave – Safari Extension for OmniFocus on macOS(apps.apple.com)
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by dsabanin 6y ago
Play video games, watch Netflix, intermixed with PornHub, become obese, depressed, and addicted to some substance, even if purely out of boredom. Then, after all this, forget why you even wanted to go to college. Sounds like a plan.

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