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by ivanche 6y ago
It's not a typo - without DI (i.e. by using new operator freely whenever dev feels like) code still has dependencies, just this time hard-coded and invisible until you read the source. Also, one can use DI without DI containers. Actual
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by ivanche 6y ago
You're 100% right. People that complain about DI don't understand 2 simple facts: 1) that graph of object creation is NOT equal to graph of object usage 2) if you don't use DI, problems won't automagically go away - code
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by ivanche 6y ago
How do you know real estate prices at indefinite moment in future???
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by ivanche 6y ago
Textbook example of "guilty until proven innocent"...
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by ivanche 6y ago
@tomatohs If it's not a secret, what do you use for audio to text conversion?
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by ivanche 6y ago
You're right, it is totally alien. I still remember when I had started learning English, I was completely baffled why would somebody use double letters, or sometimes pronounce one letter one way and sometimes (same letter!) the other w
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by ivanche 6y ago
I'm sorry but this is simply false. Example in German, "die Hose", "der Sport" - s is spoken completely differently. Also, "die Schule" - sch is spoken (almost) the same as s in Sport. In Serbian/Croa
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by ivanche 6y ago
Real monthly mortgage payments can be very misleading. It's quite different if one pays 15 year mortgage VS 30 year mortgage. Of course, for 30 yr monthly rate is lower but total costs are way higher.
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by ivanche 6y ago
How much has average home area increased from 1984 to 2016?
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by ivanche 6y ago
Thank you, I didn't even know about Drone CI until I've read your comment! They look interesting, will definitely check them out.
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Peter Norton(deprogrammaticaipsum.com)
2 points by ivanche 6y ago|0 comments
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by ivanche 6y ago
That's not investment, it's a gamble/speculation.
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by ivanche 6y ago
Too bad you're heavily downvoted. Principle "function name is a noun if it returns something, and verb if it doesn't" is super useful - just by looking at its name you know immediately if it has side-effects. Since I lea
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by ivanche 6y ago
It's ripgrep https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep
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by ivanche 6y ago
No, I meant what I said. People think those are "additional costs" just because their payslip says "additional costs". To the employer, it's a simple math of "employee costs me X" compared to "employe
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by ivanche 6y ago
If the worker doesn't earn for all these costs "paid by employer", the company would soon go bust.
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by ivanche 6y ago
Employees salaries? They're paid because employees create some value for an employer. Where do you think money for salaries comes from anyway? I had a friend who owned a company at the time. His sole criteria for hiring was that net sa
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by ivanche 6y ago
Yes, it is a cost which is paid solely by employees. Where do you think money for paying that cost comes from?
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by ivanche 6y ago
Please, there are no additional costs for the employer. On paper yes, but from where do you think those "additional costs" are paid? Right, from the value an employee creates.
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Fast, easy and reliable testing for anything that runs in a browser(cypress.io)
2 points by ivanche 6y ago|0 comments
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The continuous amnesia issue in IT(ufried.com)
4 points by ivanche 6y ago|2 comments
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by ivanche 6y ago
If it's not a secret, which system do you currently use?
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LyX – The Document Processor(lyx.org)
195 points by ivanche 6y ago|62 comments
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by ivanche 6y ago
Well... Asking employees to leave reviews isn't scummy. On the oter hand, asking them to leave _only 5* reviews_ is scummy.
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by ivanche 6y ago
I agree. From the twitter thread, I clicked on random Medium user and on hos random article. Yes, there was a passage about one company's product. But boy, there were 15 passages of pragmatic, no BS content which I found very useful -
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by ivanche 6y ago
Facebook certainly doesn't earn money by people browsing at what their acquaintances posted and closing the tab immediately. I'd argue that, for the vast majority of people, Facebook is highly stressful and manipulative environmen
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by ivanche 6y ago
I think it's safe to assume there are 1 000 000 employees in tech industry worldwide. So, by your calculation, there are 1 000 000 000 people in the world who made fortunes by direct picking tech stocks???
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by ivanche 6y ago
If one person in the world is scanning, yes. Ten persons => 1 packet every 30 seconds. 100 000 persons => 1 packet every 3ms. Suddenly doesn't look that innocent, right?
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by ivanche 6y ago
TIL that masscan is actually a legitimate tool! It's one of the first user-agent strings I block on every new nginx installation.
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What Smalltalk Was Not?(deprogrammaticaipsum.com)
5 points by ivanche 6y ago|1 comments

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