iliaznk

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by iliaznk 8y ago
So true.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
And by the way, being an occasional smoker myself, and rather a heavy smoker in the past, I know what I'm talking about, and I know the craving it gives you. Nevertheless I advocate legalisation and find it much less harmful than alcoh
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Of course it is addictive, otherwise people wouldn't come back to it after the first try. And as for harm to lungs – does anyone really think that combustion products (regardless of what's burning) can not be harmful for human bod
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Isn't the answer obvious? The inventors of C did apparently know how computer worked before there even was C.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
My email is iliaznk@gmail.com, just in case.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Wow! Sounds great if true... Could you, please, connect me with one of those friends of yours? I'm really willing to go, meet people, make some friends, if possible at my age, maybe, even, try to launch a dev studio. I was also conside
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by iliaznk 8y ago
I'm a Russian citizen and have no degree, self-taught, never had a problem, until recently when I was offered a job in Berlin. As far as I understand, in order for a foreigner to be able to live and work in Germany (and that should app
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by iliaznk 8y ago
I think it all started long before that – with HDD masters/slaves.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Second that. The best on the subject. Tons of real life examples.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
I mostly have to use Skype at work, and only today I've been unexpectedly amazed at how quickly, almost instantly, it starts up on Mac. Great job.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Over a year ago I Stopped watching and reading any news except those I can see here on HN. Never looked back.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Oh, I see, but I haven't seen that in my experience. At our company it's fairly normal to have a task that sounds like "Investigate..." or "Research..." especially at the beginning of a project, with an expecte
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Well, I guess there sure must be something hard to learn, but is rolling your own easier? I really doubt that. Or why then we don't see a thousand of frameworks in other languages? Are there no hard to learn frameworks written in them?
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Oh, come on... Is React really that hard to understand? It's one of the simplest libraries I know. I was a self-taught web dev with only about a year (though, quite an extensive year) of JS/jQuery experience when I switched to Re
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Not sure whether Slack communities are less or more active, but what I'm sure is that chatting hardly works as a means to convey knowledge. It's neither rewarding nor persistent. I mean, you spend your time for free answering some
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by iliaznk 8y ago
I have to commute, but not for long, about 20 minutes by subway and some about 20-25 minutes of walking to and from subway. There're some small buses riding back and forth from and to the subway stations as well, but I deliberately wal
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by iliaznk 8y ago
I'd agree that as you get used to it, it does definitely feel as a step forward.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
I'd be one of minority, I guess, but I don't mind the new macbook at all. It's a bit lighter and thinner, which is already a nice improvement for those who have to carry it around every day. While using the 2015 model, I coul
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by iliaznk 8y ago
What I find with potential macbook replacements is that while specs can be higher, or even much higher, which is quite easy to achieve, it is the build quality that starts to drag behind, and even if something is comparable in that respect
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by iliaznk 8y ago
That I don't know, but the domain name does look funny for a Russian speaker ))
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by iliaznk 8y ago
So do I, I guess an automatic redirection to https from http is expected.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
People use Redux or any other state management solutions for the same reason they use frameworks and libraries in the first place – all the tough design decisions have been made for them, they just have to follow the rules. Of course you ca
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by iliaznk 8y ago
nVALT
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by iliaznk 8y ago
For what it's worth, I'd strongly recommend everyone try using a trackpad instead of a mouse with its advantage being less space it requires for operation. When using a mouse you constantly have to slide your arm around within an
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by iliaznk 8y ago
> json or yaml, not code only to sooner or later realise that those definitions have turned into a DSL – or code, for that matter, anyway.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Well, of course complex and specific stuff will require more boilerplate, but if you just need a basic CRUD on a model – just define a view set and you're done, URLs and methods will be created automatically.
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Django Rest Framework is getting close to that.
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Impressive animation of 1941 Eastern Front movements, also great YouTube channel(youtube.com)
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Ones of the reasons you feel nostalgically is, of course, the fact that that was your childhood. And the other, I think, is that Internet itself was still quite a novelty those days, which made people use it just for the sake of using it. Y
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by iliaznk 8y ago
Second that, and just like any bookmarks – I rarely return to them afterwards )

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