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by galkk 6y ago
The more I try to cook, the deeper respect I have for historical cooks. The things that we have for granted now, like thermometers, stoves where one could set the level of heat were unavailable and cooking almost anything besides very simpl
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by galkk 6y ago
Barely. The demand also went down, and thousands cars are stuck in ports [1] and even on ships [2], [1] https://driving.ca/nissan/auto-news/news/suvs-on-cargo-ships... [2] https://www.google.com&#x
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by galkk 6y ago
To;dr - the article is doesn’t give many examples (see quotes below), but has the link to Wikipedia debate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Not... . > Anticipating there might be some pu
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by galkk 6y ago
The amount of Google captchas that you needeed to solve when searching on Google from Microsoft office made me think that it was some kind of psychological warfare.
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by galkk 6y ago
Sounds just like Ukraine. It's surprising (or didnt mentioned) that every official doesnt point you to a "professional consultant with lots of experience that will help you navigate through process for a fee". Although changi
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by galkk 6y ago
> When opening an empty upright freezer, all the cold air can just "fall out" I recently found that the ice-cream refrigerators of street vendors (and everything else that is being sold when the doors are frequently opened) are
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by galkk 6y ago
I remember anekdata about Oakland, CA, from people who lived there. The theft from cars was rampant up to the point that folks weren't closing their cars. If the property damage is under $1000, the police doesn't even bother to tr
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by galkk 6y ago
> When Marsh opens her Instacart shopping app, she sees promising orders disappear before she can act. “No human can click that fast,” she said. “Instacart needs to fix this. These bots are literally taking the food off my kids’ table.”
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by galkk 6y ago
Exactly that, I was surprised to see that looong for loop definition (I'm not using C++ at all) and wanted to see if there's anything else to simplify. First I found for_each then all_of If anyone is interested, here is simpler ve
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by galkk 6y ago
Aren’t “rollbacks” done as separate transactions, that return account amount to Previous value?
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by galkk 6y ago
Since when drive from Oakland to Napa is road trip? How about something like Seattle to San Diego and back via 2 different routes, like I did on my forester . Or longer?
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by galkk 6y ago
Amazon had both wiki and Quip, and both were bad, but differently. Wiki was painfully slow to edit (and render, ~2 sec page render was typical, and I'm not counting some graphs that were asynchronously rendered). Quip is good for fast
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by galkk 6y ago
After working (internally) with Ion and related tooling, I'd say that I was opposite of fan. Protobuf strength is in good tooling/codegen around it (especially inside of Google), and with Ion you just have "superset of json&q
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by galkk 6y ago
If I recall correctly, Ion preceed even Google's protobuf, and is 20+ year old technology. This isn't result of "yet another standard" but parallel evolution
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by galkk 6y ago
I dropped Keep after finding (hard way) that there's no way to revert accidental edit if you switched note. I love card view though, I wish OneNote had it.
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by galkk 6y ago
There's a good gift, a bad gift, and a book though
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by galkk 6y ago
They tried very hard to kill guy’s reputation by calling him nazi and falsifying facts. Those news were supposed to be taken seriously. I’d even say that they were taken seriously, but in the sense that WSJ didn’t expected.
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by galkk 6y ago
Thanks for noting, but my bigger concern was with different thing, that I’m also quoting from the doc ( https://go2goplay.golang.org/p/LFo23rCKHXZ ): func Filter(type T)(s []T, f func(T) bool) []T { ... } s:=
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by galkk 6y ago
Seems like the one thing that I will miss from desktop Linux is i3
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by galkk 6y ago
The problem is that with current proposal Go severely lacks type inference, required for generics to look nice and clean. A lot of the information is already in the definitions, there's no reason to repeat it, but Go chose to do that.
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by galkk 6y ago
Typical to Go verbose style, but even that is better than nothing (example from the doc) s := []int{1, 2, 3} floats := slices.Map(s, func(i int) float64 { return float64(i) }) Type inference for generic function arguments
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by galkk 6y ago
I'm interested in ErgoDox, but find it suspicious that the keyboard doesn't have dedicated row with functional keys (F1-F12). If there are owners - what's your approach? Some modifier keys?
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by galkk 6y ago
I had horrible sickness (was tested for flu, but it wasn't, doctors assumed pneumonia) in end of September, that led to me being part OOO for entire October, after returning from my European vacation. I'm joking to my wife that I&
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by galkk 6y ago
omg, that gives me memories about technical drawing course at my alma mater (National Technical University of Ukraine), where we were required to draw everything by hand, including fonts: http://docs.cntd.ru/picture/get
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by galkk 6y ago
Living computer is great
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by galkk 6y ago
I had a chance to watch ~half of Kasparov’s class on Masterclass. For casual player (1850 lichess in blitz and bullet, 77 percentile), it was close to useless. Too high level and pretty unstructured.
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by galkk 6y ago
If only there were tablets of 15" Surface Book size or larger . I don't need laptop, but I'd be happy to have larger ipad or Surface Book
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by galkk 6y ago
Names article "code review". No actual code review is done. Out of 2 screens of text, 1 link to actual code line.
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by galkk 6y ago
VMWare has beta Workstation that integrates with Hyper-V.
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by galkk 7y ago
The amount of random crashes on the Youtube pages is crazy

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