eyko

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by eyko 8y ago
I actually dislike the new heuristic as it becomes difficult to read `key: value` pair when value is, say, 20 white-spaces padded to the right. I remember having to turn on the "highlight current line" setting in my editor just to
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by eyko 8y ago
He sort of ends the article touching on that point, noting that "total football" like Cruyff (and Rijkaard or Guardiola) practiced at Barcelona is "defensive" in its attack: > “But in any case, it’ll be fine, don’t wo
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by eyko 8y ago
Adapted, not designed.
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by eyko 8y ago
ASOS is my Amazon for cheap fashion. I've heard of Zalando (and have used them once) but they sort of compete for the same audience, and I just gravitate to what I'm used to. I don't think Google could've been built in E
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by eyko 8y ago
The USA is the size of a continent, so perhaps a fair(er) comparison would be to add all the immigrants in Europe. That's ignoring the fact that most people don't migrate to the USA because it's immigrant friendly but because
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by eyko 8y ago
> Does GDPR distinguish between "identifiable" data and "non-identifiable"?Does GDPR distinguish between "identifiable" data and "non-identifiable"? ico[1] is a useful resource for all GDPR related
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by eyko 8y ago
Nicer `match` bindings was easily my favourite feature of this announcement. I can't recall the number of times I've been trying to show some rust code to someone and then pattern matching comes in and I get a cold drip of sweat e
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by eyko 8y ago
I worked from a 2.2m x 2.5m "pod" office once and it was great, but the views also helped. Imagine one wall being a massive screen window in the country side with views of a lake, and the opposite wall being mostly window, leading
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by eyko 9y ago
Which will cause blockages in sewers.
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by eyko 9y ago
Not sure what the pilot in question did, but changing altitude whilst you observe an object can help you make an educated guess.
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by eyko 9y ago
You seem to ignore that even in desktop and mobile, HTML(ish)+CSS(ish)+JS is taking over.
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by eyko 9y ago
And Go has supported cross compilation from the very beginning. Cross compiling in Rust has not been historically that good or accessible for beginners.
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by eyko 9y ago
In fact, OnePlus 2 and onwards!
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by eyko 9y ago
The semantic web, and speech to text.
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by eyko 9y ago
If you pay someone to keep your home clean and tidy, have ample space, free beer, good coffee, and very comfortable furniture, then by all means. Not everyone has that luxury! WeWork (and similar co-working spaces) is a workspace where all
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by eyko 9y ago
Not if you regularly have clients come around for meetings or colleagues for a chat. WeWork provides a good enough atmosphere to work and socialise with work related people (it's not just the desk you're paying for).
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by eyko 9y ago
I think it's fair to say that India is a special(ly bad) case. I'd like to see the figures for London, which is what would be relevant here. From reading that excerpt in the context of this article, it would seem that ULL is doing
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by eyko 9y ago
> At this point, the police attempted to investigate (pepper spray is an offensive weapon in the UK) but, the letter indicated, Uber refused to provide more information unless a formal request via the Data Protection Act was submitted. I
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by eyko 9y ago
Here's Uber's respose to the Met Police's letter with their version of the story: https://www.uber.com/en-GB/blog/how-uber-in-london-works-wit... > A complaint was made that, following a trip, a
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by eyko 9y ago
The left/right dichotomy doesn't work with anarchism since it doesn't necessarily have to be on either side of that spectrum - generally based on ideas about economy and not social structures or hierarchies. It can display fe
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by eyko 9y ago
Isn't perjury a crime? What about death threats? It's all speech, and it's the type of speech hate groups use - the type that is already a crime and we want to protect under some strange interpretation of the first amendment
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by eyko 9y ago
I'm thinking of getting a degree while working too. Do you think it's worth it? Perhaps if only to make life easier... I dropped out of uni in my last year due to family/personal issues but I've been working in tech for
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by eyko 9y ago
That seems unlikely, but even in that case you'll achieve a lower perigee. It's also extremely unlikely that it would happen - hitting debris when it's directly overhead, yes, but hitting it on a surface that's perpendic
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by eyko 9y ago
It depends on the angle at which you hit the debris with the laser, as well as the shape of the debris. The idea is, generally, to hit the debris at an angle as it approaches you (bottom front of you may)[1]. Depending on the shape of the o
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by eyko 9y ago
54K seems like a really good deal (at least, an incentive for anyone to take on a university course). In the UK, the threshold is much, much lower: https://www.gov.uk/repaying-your-student-loan/what-you-pay
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by eyko 9y ago
With immutable objects, you can compare them (obj1 === obj2) and assume that if they're the same, none of the properties have changed. You don't have that sort of guarantee with normal JavaScript objects, so you need to do a deep
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by eyko 9y ago
I've always built my lambdas before upload and never upload my node_modules folder. It also means that when you get an error, debugging can be tricky.
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by eyko 9y ago
Or you can use CI to deploy.
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by eyko 9y ago
At 6mg -> 0mg I wouldn't say nicotine is a harmful chemical. It's a stimulant.
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by eyko 9y ago
A lot of people have commented on the cost of living to salary balance, but the part they're missing out (which I think is crucial and the main reason I won't go back to Spain) is that it's quite inconvenient if you travel re

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