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by ivanche 6y ago
Ouch! This is borderline unreadable to me. Even more so when there's a value of length, say, 50 for the one of color keys.
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by ivanche 6y ago
"Latest questions" page [0] is currently hilarious, with questions titled "Boik natcha patcha?", "what this fuck" and "hey this is a test". [0] https://calladev.com/questions
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by ivanche 6y ago
Unfortunately that's true. I also read somewhere that the most expensive house one can afford is yearly_salary * 3.
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by ivanche 6y ago
It seems you forgot a few items: bitcoin, bread, milk, chicken, pork, eggs, apples, sneakers, jeans, jackets...
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by ivanche 6y ago
https://www.outline.com/MGNcMU
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by ivanche 6y ago
You don't have to write interfaces to have dependency injection. You can and should declare all your dependencies as constructor parameters. If you create them inside a class you'll permanently lock the two together, thus making i
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by ivanche 6y ago
> You go to some cryptocurrency hangout, pay some stranger a hundred bucks in cash and they transfer a hundred bucks in Bitcoin to your wallet. You go pay for a VPN with it. Then everybody can see that A transferred money to B and B tran
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by ivanche 6y ago
It could also be a fast track to the financial freedom. Work for 10 years receiving an SF salary living in a low COL area, save agressively and invest in low-cost broad-market ETFs. One should be pretty well financially doing this.
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Spotify is letting employees work from anywhere while paying SF and NY salaries(businessinsider.com)
399 points by ivanche 6y ago|400 comments
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by ivanche 6y ago
> There is something different this time. Do you know which are the 4 most expensive words in English? "This time it's different."
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by ivanche 6y ago
Just to add https://www.ninjaframework.org/
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by ivanche 6y ago
Usable IoC actually can be implemented in just 4-5 classes. Yes, it won't be as powerful as Guice but for some (or a lot?) of applications it's probably enough. [0] http://misko.hevery.com/2010/05/26&#x2F
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by ivanche 6y ago
Any language can be used to implement a program written in any other language, and there is a simple proof for that - every program is a finite automaton and every finite automaton can be implemented using while and switch constructs.
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by ivanche 6y ago
Assembly offers direct, low-level control over memory, and assembly can be used to implement anything which can be implemented in C++. Maybe C++ has certain advantages which made this problem a lot easier to solve for Mozilla, and I'm
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by ivanche 6y ago
Anything claimed to be a hedge against inflation must have positive correlation with inflation. There are 200+ countries in the world and inflation in them is happening at different times and different rates. There's no way that gold k
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AWS Crypto Token(aurus.io)
1 points by ivanche 6y ago|2 comments
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by ivanche 6y ago
> there are no rules and regulations, and there never will be any! Good luck! Literally the reason why people should stay the hell away from all this. No rules and regulations == Wild West.
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by ivanche 6y ago
Why is it weird? Genuinely interested because, as a non-native speaker, I would have said exactly like that.
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by ivanche 6y ago
And it's fully responsive!
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by ivanche 6y ago
Hot water yes, heating no. Luckily both countries in which I lived have central heating. I agree that a lot of kWh are needed for heating. But I hope it's, in your case, for less than 6 months a year? Did you notice a difference in con
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by ivanche 6y ago
100 kWh per day??? You're burning it like there's no tomorrow. Or somebody is stealing your electricity. My experience from 2-5 person households is that 20 kWh per day is a _very heavy_ consumption. I couldn't even imagine f
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by ivanche 6y ago
It's definitely 21st year of 21st century. 2001 was 1st year, not 0th :)
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by ivanche 6y ago
An app definitely can't reverse engineer the frontends for all these communication services. A skilled developer (or, more realistically, developers) probably can. They're not cheap though.
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by ivanche 6y ago
I still remember a low-tech theft prevention device my friend invented for personal use. He stuck a 100 or so needles into a cushion and upon leaving the car he'd leave the cushion on driver's seat with needles' tips facing u
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by ivanche 6y ago
> He who controls the money, controls the world. The control is slipping and the roaches are starting to run around in panic. Well considering that FBI, State of Bulgaria and a guy nobody ever saw (his alleged initials are SN) are 3 larg
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by ivanche 6y ago
But the whole point of Leet Resumes is that they provide you both great content and presentation, or I misunderstood something?
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by ivanche 6y ago
Just to add, invest in broad-market index funds (or ETFs). Something which tracks FTSE All Worlds, MSCI World, maybe even S&P 500. Nowadays, there are hundreds of indexes that are so narrow I'm baffled how they're useful.
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by ivanche 6y ago
Already there https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-business-model/
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by ivanche 6y ago
Not OP, but isn't the whole point of investing in stocks to have returns which beat inflation + tax by a few % each year (on average)? In other words, investors are rewarded for the risk they took and the more time passes, the greater
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by ivanche 6y ago
If 100% of people have a great resume, then everybody all of a sudden has an average resume, right?

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