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   by ivanche 5y ago

   So, this time it's different? Like 21 years ago when Exxon Mobil and similar companies were overvalued and imploded in the dot com bust? Oh, wait...
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   by ivanche 5y ago

   Now imagine your function is 50 lines long and has 9 variables inside. Ooops!
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   by ivanche 5y ago

   It seems there are millions and millions of people that didn't make that connection. Credit card companies are thriving.
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   by ivanche 5y ago

   I agree, and that only reinforces my point! With the exception of buying home which is almost impossible to buy with cash, everything else would really hurt if one had to give cash for it! And I bet that a lot of financial waste would be no
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   A Better Resume for Developers(techrez.io)

   1 points by ivanche 5y ago|0 comments
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   by ivanche 5y ago

   Another big downside: when you pay something with cash, it hurts. It physically hurts. You give your hard earned cash and get back the goods. Cash is gone. But when you pay with a credit card, you give your credit card to cashier, she gives
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   Putting the $ in Micro$oft(deprogrammaticaipsum.com)

   3 points by ivanche 5y ago|0 comments
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   by ivanche 5y ago

   Of course not, they're written horizontally as usual. Where did you even get the idea they would be written vertically? BTW, even on a laptop screen with vertical tabs I see 31 tab names with ~20 characters in each name. With horizonta
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   by ivanche 5y ago

   Double Commander works on macOS too.
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    > I've tried the "rebase into a feature branch" workflow, which I think you are alluding to. Unfortunately, it always results in scary conflicts. You never rebase something into something else, you rebase onto something. I
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    Ah the famous Reuleaux triangle, something which 99% of software developers around the world deal with every day!
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    Thanks for posting this! 7+ Taskbar Tweaker is such a fine and useful piece of software that it's on top of my list of things to install on a fresh Windows (alongside Total Commander, FastStone Image Viewer, Keypirinha, f.lux, Everythi
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    I'm sure that "unit test craze" has absolutely nothing to do with Smalltalk, SUnit, Kent Beck and the year 1989. /s
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    An old joke says that P = NP if N = 1
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    Wow, how does cosleep device work (technically)? It plays predefined audio files based on your brain wave activity during sleep?
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    Job Market(deprogrammaticaipsum.com)

    1 points by ivanche 5y ago|0 comments
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    My bold claim: author didn't ever execute first 2 code snippets in the article. Proof: int main (int argv, char* argv[]) , i.e. both parameters are called argv.
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    While it's true that a lot of ETFs available in Europe are swap-based, I think it's not "most". According to [1], there are 798 ETFs using full replication, 510 using sampling and 327 are swap-based. [1] https:/&#x
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    IsUserAGoat() Function in Android SDK(stackoverflow.com)

    30 points by ivanche 5y ago|0 comments
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    I use it multiple times every day to switch to already existing git branches, checkout remote branches with creation of tracking branch, or to checkout remote branches in detached HEAD mode. I made git aliases for those, and this is how it
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    There is a Firefox extension that clears URL named, appropriately, ClearURLs :) https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/clearurls/
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    Does Gravity Bend Gravity?(physics.stackexchange.com)

    2 points by ivanche 5y ago|0 comments
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    You made something that doesn't work in Firefox and you're now surprised that <1% of your traffic comes from Firefox?
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    Yup, that's exactly what I meant. BTC (or any other cryptocurrency) alone is not a solution, but it might be a part of it. But I also think it will not be the biggest nor the most important part.
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    The solution is to get their economy in order, reduce corruption and establish a functioning banking system. In 1993, my home country had inflation of 313 000 000 % per month (yes, that's millions and yes that's per month). Averag
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    The president of a country publicly admits on Twitter that 70% of his population doesn't have bank account and they work in grey/black economy? Dude, that's your problem right there, and BTC is not a solution.
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    You can still have many windows, nobody stops you from doing that.
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    To this very day I wonder why people torture themselves with Windows Explorer instead of just using Total Commander and pressing Alt+F9.
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    Hahah, neat idea. I can't think of a more "NFT-able" answer than this one https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open...
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    by ivanche 5y ago

    Just because one is retired, doesn't mean they stopped working completely and they're just partying non-stop. If you're always on vacation you're never on vacation. Being retired means one chooses how much to work, with