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geoka9
10y ago
There's also a tradition for peers to "bestow" that title on someone who they feel deserves it. You don't call yourself a hacker just like you don't call yourself a maestro.
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I'd like to add that if you only look at the brands and stores, you might not see a lot of difference. But if you read/listen to the news, talk to the people or just overhear their conversations in the streets, you'll probabl
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10y ago
I like HN, but I still feel it was a mistake to call it that ("Hacker"). That's like calling yourself an expert, maestro, champion, etc. Sounds self-conceited and/or insecure. And besides, it's more about figuring o
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10y ago
Have you used PostgreSQL before using Citus? If yes, could you share any pain points compared to plain PG (joins, write performance, lack of full SQL support? anything that comes to mind).
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10y ago
Don't know about Buffett, but I don't get Gates either. He was a ruthless businessman using every trick in the book (legal and illegal) to solidify his company's monopoly.
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10y ago
Place an ad on craigslist? I'd be careful though. A friend of mine searched for an activity partner there, and ended up getting married a few years later.
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10y ago
Not if you're healthy.
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10y ago
Maybe find a sport that's a game and fairly technical? And interesting for you. For example, when I play tennis I don't notice the time and fatigue, and I can be playing 5 hours non-stop in the summer.
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10y ago
My argument is that South Ossetian leaders did do "whatever they wanted" there, and the Russians condoned and helped them, contrary to what you're alluding to above.
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10y ago
> Regardless of whom you believe is correct, the Russians kinda demonstrated more respect for Democracy with respect to Crimea than the West did. You mean the referendum, not election? Yeah, "kinda", just enough for some peopl
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10y ago
> The Russian point of view is that they were stopping an ethnic cleansing right on their border, before it could get too far. It's not a crazy point of view No, it's not crazy, it's just pure propaganda. 25% of Georgian O
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10y ago
So I guess you can do shelling and ethnic cleansing of those who don't support your desire to break away? http://www.rferl.org/a/Eyewitness_Accounts_Confirm_Shelling_... https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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10y ago
South Ossetia is Georgia. Which even the Russians claimed at the time.
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10y ago
Well, "treating Russia with respect" to Russia means "let us do with our neighbouring countries as we please regardless of their wishes". So of course _that_ had to be declined.
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10y ago
This is not true. Unless by "initiated their conflict" you mean cessation from the USSR in 1991.
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10y ago
> There's a persistent footer when I scroll, which reduces the visible screen area. That fad is spreading on the web like wildfire. Looks like we (mostly) survived the low contrast epidemy only to get afflicted with the reduced read
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10y ago
The only downside I can see is that it takes a fair amount of time (about 7-14 days) from the moment you move money in to the moment you get your exchanged money out. It'll take your brokerage several working days to "journal"
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10y ago
> You'll need to change your shoes first to comply with our business class policy Which airline, if you don't mind my asking?
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10y ago
> Good Ukrainians spell it 'Kyiv', because that's how the Ukrainian nationalists do it. Not really, that's how it's tranliterated from Ukrainian. "Kiev" is a transliteration from Russian.
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10y ago
For sure, but then there are mainstream static languages like Java/Scala which still lack that kind of support (e.g. ensime and friends, which work unpredictably, if at all).
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10y ago
I wouldn't go to Russia either, but Kyiv is a great place to visit. I also recommend Lviv while you're at it - one of the most charming European towns I've ever seen. And of course Georgia: it's very easy to fly from Kyi
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10y ago
It was actually 100% because both of the questions asked at the referendum meant secession from Ukraine; i.e. it wasn't a simple "yes" or "no", it was essentially "secede immediately" or "do it a bit
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10y ago
I think these questions are a mute point here, because Crimea wasn't annexed to appease the people of Crimea; it was annexed to deliberately f * up Ukraine and boost Putin's popular support in Russia.
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10y ago
I agree, a common standard would be good. That said, experience taught me to distrust any proposed standard that comes out of Microsoft. Besides, I find that with the programming editor communities, such standards are not that important - a
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10y ago
Do they do static analysis of code? The problem is that with other languages they all work "sort of". For example, for Elpy: "the backends can not always identify what kind of symbol is at point. Especially after a few indire
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10y ago
IDE functionality, similar to what godef/guru for Golang offer. But I'd settle on any mostly working jump-to-definition tool for Ruby/Python/Java that can be integrated with Vim/Emacs.
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10y ago
I see nothing wrong with that - those _are_ fatal conditions that indicate that something is dangerously wrong in the program. And those panics do give you a helpful stack trace, complete with source code line numbers, so it's easy to
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10y ago
Check out godef/guru - they let you do all those things (and more) in a text editor.
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10y ago
To each their own, but Go is probably the only mainstream language that has first class integration with text editors. So I wouldn't let that stop me from using it, unless you can't see yourself using a text editor at all.
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10y ago
> Panic is pretty much never used (so you don't really have to think if the previous statement can panic. If it does it means something is SO wrong that your application can't continue anyways because it's broken) That
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