fridek

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Using the Chrome devtools new code coverage feature(blog.logrocket.com)
1 points by fridek 10y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's Windows 10 Creators Update lives up to its name(engadget.com)
1 points by fridek 10y ago|0 comments
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by fridek 10y ago
Train tickets are anywhere between 60 and 300 pounds for this route. The cheapest plane tickets for the same route I've found were 80 pounds and there is no upper limit. I don't see much difference in price to be honest (+ getting
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by fridek 10y ago
Thanks, corrected :)
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by fridek 10y ago
I was just looking for a route London - Rotterdam and found exactly what you mention - no good alternative to flights :)
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by fridek 10y ago
Currently the shortest LGW-CDG flight is 1h. There is LCY-CDG lasting 1h 20m. For both cities it takes 30 - 60m to get to the airport from central location and you should be there at least 1h before the departure (for a total of 2-3h non-fl
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by fridek 10y ago
I had Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 5, and both Nexus 7s. I tried really hard to stick to it for exactly your reason, but all those devices stopped getting updates long before they stopped working anyway. Pixel is a ridiculously expensive thing and I
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by fridek 10y ago
Wow, you are absolutely right. I must have not noticed I got it at some point :|
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by fridek 10y ago
I couldn't care less with Android's fragmentation getting worse, not better. See https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html - less than 1% is on 7.0+ a year after its announcement. My Nexu
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Lunar Logic: 25 people is enough(creaffective.de)
1 points by fridek 10y ago|0 comments
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by fridek 10y ago
Which is a format you need to convert to rather than use existing srt or anything else really.
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by fridek 10y ago
Because every browser has different plugins and their concept tends to change every few years, for good (security) or bad (politics) reasons. Once VLC.js runs, you can reasonably expect it to run forever and be just another compilation targ
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Open Salaries: Outcomes(blog.lunarlogic.io)
244 points by fridek 10y ago|217 comments
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by fridek 10y ago
Probably they made a waterbag from the stomach and stored milk in it.
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by fridek 10y ago
I've found my best chance at tricking myself into working is using my procrastination as a tool. Whenever I feel like not coding I go and write some documentation, work on some design or groom tickets. This is my equivalent of students
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Killing the messenger: ad-blockers(espresso.economist.com)
65 points by fridek 10y ago|105 comments
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by fridek 10y ago
I find it sad that people value privacy so highly over anything else, including accessibility and opportunity. It's not that I don't treasure my privacy. I just don't get how it can be more important that ability to work on i
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by fridek 10y ago
Well, how about using the original title - "Surge Focus on Material 2"? It seems more appropriate as nothing in the discussion included a notice on deprecating the 1.x branch.
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by fridek 10y ago
The title is misleading, discussion linked has a clear explanation: > You are correct that many valid issues/bugs have been closed without resolution. > Our team simply does not have time to address all issues AND build Angular M
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by fridek 10y ago
I think the biggest loser in this comparison is Closure Compiler, which is around for years with all those features. It's also still active with development on understanding and transpiling ES6 and even TypeScript from what I've h
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A game-dev post-mortem(atomicarmies.com)
3 points by fridek 10y ago|0 comments
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by fridek 10y ago
I think firing someone is a valid reaction to some things, but also the fired person is unlikely to change in the process. This is just pushing the problem on other people in another company. Again, you might not want to personally sacrific
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An Abusive Relationship with AngularJS(slideshare.net)
1 points by fridek 10y ago|0 comments
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by fridek 10y ago
Why are they not contributing back? I fail to see any real competitive advantage to gain. Even if you happen to protect against a threat that is not publicly known, you can't really advertise that without a) making it publicly known b)
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by fridek 10y ago
CRUD apps are 90% brainless. The only challenge not solved by phpMyAdmin or others alike is UI and nice connections between the data. There were already attempts at generating this 90% just to decorate with UI and additional logic, but I fe
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by fridek 11y ago
A helpful Googler once told me to always think as if you had just one server - with a hierarchy of computation, access and storage costs and different characteristics of failure.
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by fridek 11y ago
This is just a tip of the iceberg. Junior questions on stack overflow and general attitude towards learning people how to work with the vocabulary and the basic concepts are sort of addressed by many great tutorials (codecombat.com <3),
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by fridek 11y ago
I'm from Eastern Europe and I've heard from native speakers that we use perfect tenses more often than a native speak would. It is interesting to see how much easier it is to communicate with other non-natives in English than with
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by fridek 11y ago
Does it feature more recent knots like the Eldredge or Trinity? I wonder how a formal description of the "tricks" they use would look like.
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by fridek 11y ago
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1113076301/unique-make-... is a smart strap like you describe. Unfortunately it seems to be rather thick. I doubt it can look and feel as good as a thicker watch.

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