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by geoka9 10y ago
It's still widely believed in Russia (more for the anti-American sentiment than particular veracity of the claim).
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by geoka9 10y ago
> I'd say if you'd have to change your cloths to meet a client, it's probably not suited for work. Why? With clients you wear more formal clothes for PR purposes. It shouldn't be necessary on most dev teams (in my exp
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by geoka9 10y ago
If I were to meet a customer, I'd probably skip the t-shirt and shorts that day, no dress code required. But that depends on the customer, of course - with some customers, wearing a tie and suit as a developer may raise eyebrows.
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by geoka9 10y ago
You can also (soft) require people not to take on any new issues if there are any PRs outstanding.
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by geoka9 10y ago
I agree, I could have written the same essay myself! Except for the last point: > but a nice pair of jeans and any decent shirt with a collar should do just fine. Why should there be such a requirement? Why can't people wear shorts
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by geoka9 10y ago
Fasting before working out may be good for cutting. But taking some BCAA or protein is recommended anyway. Bulking is unrealistic though.
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by geoka9 11y ago
I feel carbs in general can be my best friend if I use them wisely. But yes, pure sugar is just too potent. Sort of like taking pure heroin instead of an ibuprofen to treat a headache.
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by geoka9 11y ago
By western diet I meant the gratuitous consumption of highly potent energy sources in the form of white bread/soda/cake/sugar/etc., which is common in North America (can't speak about the rest of the Western world,
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by geoka9 11y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not an expert on this, just describing my own experience (which may be subjective/biased/completely misinterpreted by me). If you're mostly sedentary in a first-world country, going off sugar/carbs-d
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by geoka9 11y ago
https://p2p-microlending-blog.zidisha.org/2016/02/26/zidisha...
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by geoka9 11y ago
A bit off topic and with all due respect (they seem to be solving an genuine problem): the recent job ads they posted to HN sound... well, not very nice (too intrusive for my taste). I understand the founders' passion for their cause,
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by geoka9 11y ago
Could you expand on how micro is different from go-kit and why would somebody choose one over the other? Something for the people who are trying to make a decision without getting their feet wet with both toolkits first.
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by geoka9 11y ago
> run a business for a year without paying anything. Is their free tier limited to one year?
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by geoka9 11y ago
Are using go-projectile for all of that? If not, what did you use for gorename integration?
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by geoka9 11y ago
"Deploy a Linux VM on Azure. Azure supports a wide range of Linux distributions including Ubuntu, CentOS, Oracle Linux, Chef and Puppet." Doesn't sound very reassuring. Do they have a good track record with non-MS stacks?
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by geoka9 11y ago
Thanks! I'm going to need push notifications for an Android app and was thinking about using Parse. This news came as a little shock, but perfect timing!
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by geoka9 11y ago
May I ask what that solution was? :)
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by geoka9 11y ago
> gates is probably the great living human being Amazing how a person can go from most hated in tech to most revered in the space of few years.
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by geoka9 11y ago
What's the best way to cross the ocean sustainably, as a tourist?
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by geoka9 11y ago
What I'm trying to say is that while it's possible to cure almost any muscle-related injury with exercise and regimen (and the athletes do this all the time), it's not possible to do with a busted joint (and the athletes have
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by geoka9 11y ago
Not so with the joints. That's why you see so many great athletes end their careers prematurely due to knee and back injuries.
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by geoka9 11y ago
And maybe clothes? Looking at hipsters, I get that feeling.
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by geoka9 11y ago
Can I get one too? While the supplies last.
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by geoka9 11y ago
> The hardest risk to mitigate is that users just won't like your new thing. Do they ever? Why change the part users are used to?
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by geoka9 11y ago
Interestingly enough, tsocks (+ssh -D) works with firefox but not chromium.
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by geoka9 11y ago
Who's Carl Gustaf?
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by geoka9 11y ago
Would you recommend a Canadian wishing to work (remote, from Canada) for a US employer to get a TN visa. The work may require short (2-3 days) onsite visits several times a year.
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by geoka9 11y ago
Shameless plug: I needed to run multiple instances of a binary while limiting the memory footprint (memory + swap) for each instance, so I wrote a launcher that achieves this by placing the process in its own cgroup. May be useful as a &quo
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by geoka9 11y ago
> it's revolting to me how much chewing I would have to do I have heard that argument several times when Soylent is mentioned. Don't dentists ever bring up the importance of chewing for gum and teeth health? I thought it's
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by geoka9 11y ago
> They allow you to work out more and recover quicker. They also act as anabolics, so you could argue that the muscle mass gained due to their anabolic effect is "low quality" (that's not what I'm doing, though).

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