ilvez

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   Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania disconnected from Russian power grid(news.err.ee)

   2 points by ilvez 2y ago|1 comments
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   I weekly monitor for news that they somehow allow using Kagi without Yandex. Still hurts after nearly 2 years of Kagi using to drop them. Without using Yandex at least I could convince myself that my money at least directly won't flow
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   I have to same issues with Fitbit. I'm thinking about switching soon when this one dies. Wondering whether Pebble would be for good for sleep tracking? Don't care about fancy exercise tracking, just steps, heart and sleep.
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   No hay banda!
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   I'm probably lucky that Sumatra is showing them as static documents.
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   Thanks for linking. I have an huge legacy app that could use analysis like this. Wondering how it works with Rails or the the analysis starts after I freeze? So I could only track my app specific modifications, since thats the interesting p
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   Plus to everything said. It's an everyday life of "maintainer", picking the next battle to pick the best way to avoid sinking deeper and defending the story that exactly "this" is the next refactoring project. All t
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   Not to point any fingers, but shows that the previous commenter have not struggled with this :) &: is very nice, but not enough.
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   by ilvez 2y ago

   Truly is, much nicer than that lonely `_1`
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    Glad to see Estonia being number 4 in that list. We have some nice successful businesses built on Ruby.
11. 101.▲
    by ilvez 2y ago

    Decided that I'm going for Elixir this year. Did few last years puzzles and the experience was really good.
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    Using Ruby for AoC is a pleasure, for me at least. Standard library is rich and the opposite natures of scripting tool and full fledged language are both present and intertwined.
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    > What is more disturbing is how the same poisons seem to be widely popular nowadays You are correct. Yet it has always been so.. Starting point at least to me seems is the culture and its values.
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    Wasn't meant as a joke, thanks for the response. I honestly thought it so. Now I know..
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    Video game pirating was mostly killed by viruses. At one point it was too just too risky. Probably good sources still around but it's too much hassle, maybe only if you game a lot and don't have a job to pay for a hobby.
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    Unix Talk [1] in terminal only class in university, because telnet talkers were already too much.. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk_(software)
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    About living from band.. last time I spoke with Eyehategod bassist, then these guys live from touring. Most of the year, they are on the wheels. Didn't seem to close to retirement yet \o/ \w/
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    My answer to this would be: This is totally personal, but for me Ruby is just a language that allows concisely and readable way express myself to get stuff done. Python just does not read so good and forces to do more boiler-plate. Probably
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    I really love to dig new old music. Still discovering artists from 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s, 50s, 20s. I like that the list grows naturally. Been on the train from 90s.
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    Was playing in mobile and constantly wanted to zoom out, because the view was too narrow.
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    by ilvez 2y ago

    If anyone enjoys dub music & Monkey Island tunes then "Meanwhile Deep Beneath the Island" compilation from Jahtari label could work for you: https://jahtari.bandcamp.com/album/meanwhile-deep-beneath-th...
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    Or they just bought the guy at one point, because I understood the malicious behaviour started quite recently.
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    I guess not, since ext2 fs is going nowhere, still viable filesystem that is supported through ext4 driver.
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    The best I guess is last.fm, which works based on "you like A, lots of people who listen to A, listen to B and C as well. Give it a try?" But honestly, nothing beats exploration and putting some work into finding yourself. I like
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    Maybe you can share those other sources, since quick search in storytel did not give most of the stuff I'm currently reading/listening at the moment? I have been thinking about not selling my soul to Amazon, but the amount of book
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    Thanks for sharing. It's indeed more on positive side of news about Audible. I'm also Brandon Sanderson reader.
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    Yes, accepting is big part. I read mostly and recently trying to meditate as well. Doing nothing productive to not signal that we actually should wake up. Especially bad are the nights when sleep comes after more than 2h of wake time. I&#x2
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    And it feels bad as well. I have polyphasic periods and I'm always relieved when they end. Not sure why I don't feel too good, because I have ways to cope now, but good monophasic sleep makes me wake up rested and without a headac
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    You got me thinking about Bob The Skull in Dresden Files. :D
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    by ilvez 3y ago

    I'm also picking it up, probably next.