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541.
by galkk 6y ago
It could be is that the "ultra-productive" folks (except Ninja, who is real person), may be actually collectives, like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolas_Bourbaki
542.
by galkk 6y ago
Most likely there are standard sizes of containers.
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by galkk 6y ago
Cameron’s Avatar Avengers finale
544.
by galkk 6y ago
I highly doubt that there's a "friendship" in relationship with a drug dealer
545.
by galkk 6y ago
"I have discovered a truly remarkable proof of this theorem which this margin is too small to contain." I can't formulate proper google search query, but I once read funny story where spies were planting a papers with a math
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by galkk 6y ago
Given that the kernel will/could expect to work without the programs, more or less, why it isn't Linux/GNU then. Linux is a kernel, the rest are just a programs.
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by galkk 6y ago
Don't forget Werner von Braun
548.
by galkk 6y ago
controversial opinion: the need of statistics and hard math for programmers is overrated :)
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by galkk 6y ago
Now we're talking! Although given that I, random internet stranger, agree on 6 out of 8 of your points, it mean that they aren't too unpopular. :)
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by galkk 6y ago
Nice. It looks like a subset of internal tool. Even my favorite shortcut is working (l r - reference to current line in current commit) https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/master:i...
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by galkk 6y ago
I also think that one of the parts of the success is that insane amount of system configs and other data are also source controlled or provide other means textual access for search (bigquery, etc). This makes code search a super power. (goo
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by galkk 6y ago
And this is shit - https://www.polygon.com/2013/7/25/4553536/is-company-of-hero... Whatever they tried to portrait Soviets, it's not historically accurate
553.
by galkk 6y ago
This is not correct. There are also placement fees that are paid to put the products on better locations on the shelves etc
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by galkk 6y ago
enlighten me, please.
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by galkk 6y ago
This is just some bullshit there. I'm not android dev by any means, but I went to "location tracking" part https://github.com/augustgl/tiktok_source/blob/master/df_min... ) referenced in th
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by galkk 6y ago
> Sometimes they might even suggest going for a swim. What do they expect to see?
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by galkk 6y ago
Looking into architecture of VSCode is one of my TODO tasks, that my 8-month daugter is actively preventing of doing. The extensibility and things that VSCode allows is something. I remember the hearing about pain of developing Visual Studi
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by galkk 6y ago
At best I'd agree on something like VSCode remote: performant _local_ client and remote server. All the things like RDP access to powerful machine or even something in-browser (yes, I know that VSCode is also having electron underneath
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by galkk 6y ago
$0 except mutual funds returns
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by galkk 6y ago
I don't want to interpret my configuration. I don't want it to act as a source code. Many places at Google use text representation of protobuffers as config files and I like it a lot. It's typed. It's readable. The schem
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by galkk 6y ago
Where is Jon Stewart. He almost disappeared before 2016 election, even if it was almost made for him/his sense of humor.
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by galkk 6y ago
I think they missed Idea 0: just copy-paste it if you need only json and csv. For example, Go is leaning towards such approaches, and I think should be default for the beginning. Refactor later, when you will see more cases.
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by galkk 6y ago
I'm Ukrainian citizen and I'm truly outraged about entire Hunter Biden/Burisma story. Vultures, praying on a weak country.
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by galkk 6y ago
After working with state transition tables I've got an opinion that much more often than not they're write only :( Large tables are quite hard to understand, especially if there's no tooling around that, or the tooling was on
565.
by galkk 6y ago
Oh, Altered Carbon - great premise, totally failed 2nd part of the season, as for me. I don't know if the books are as bad, but Carbon was total disappointment for me.
566.
by galkk 6y ago
It's certainly a skill to drop hints of existence of racism and sexism into everything. It's especially funny in case of Netflix, the company that notoriously pushes it's agenda into almost every show. > It's also wor
567.
by galkk 6y ago
We already see that something is fishy here, and they should have other financing options as well. 15m/2k=$7500/year per person. In Norway. It's not enough even for salaries.
568.
by galkk 6y ago
It's "No true Scotsman" fallacy. Who is that gold standard of intelligence then? Who is sending a courtesy note that they will attempt to hack email server on 14:00 PST on Monday?
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by galkk 6y ago
How hacking the email server is "an attack on the democratic process"?
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by galkk 6y ago
That's already deflection. You brought unrelated things to the discussion. What would you say about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet ? I'd argue that Stuxnet is an example of cyberattack. Hacking email

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