jarek83

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by jarek83 4y ago
I always thought that 'History' should never be considered as a scientific subject. It should be more like 'what somebody heard about something and what slice of it that person decided to share about it' thing, where peo
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by jarek83 4y ago
It looks to me that the author has not faced a problem with DRY, but a junior developer and/or YOLO approach to architecture design. In many cases thinking about possible future features/extension was one of the most limiting, com
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by jarek83 4y ago
Nice one. I found that it only takes a separate window on the mac screen, but when I want to do it on additional display, it does not allow me to select a window - it highlights all the screen as a window.
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by jarek83 4y ago
I wonder if there might be a bias in lang/framework popularity results towards those that give more challenge to devs. Like the more problems you have with a tool the more often you go to SO and it makes it more likely to fill the surv
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by jarek83 4y ago
Salary part - I wonder if those results make much sense. I remember that question did not specify the currency and also the previous question to it was the country of origin, which could suggest to use your local currency. At least I was no
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by jarek83 4y ago
Part of our company started using Click-up. If JIRA is really bad, Click-up is levels worse than it. I hate JIRA too, but maybe there is no a better thing out there?
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by jarek83 4y ago
Since US prisons are private-held then the incentive is already present. I'd say that the incentive would be bigger if you would just 'normally' work and get paid when you commit a crime.
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by jarek83 4y ago
If it looses money, I wonder if they will shut it down one day, like they like to do.
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by jarek83 4y ago
Just tried the first example search "best laptop" and results are not really very useful - usually old content and none of the results showed the publishing dates of the articles. https://kagi.com/search?q=best+lap
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by jarek83 4y ago
That's exactly what my thoughts are about all the drama. I believe also that we're too small in what we do to actually have any meaningful impact on what the planet is going to look like. The planet will just fart and we're g
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by jarek83 4y ago
Similar feelings here. We use Docker without any issues beyond usual problems of a caliber that I guess any other tool would have. I see some new live in docker desktop and I also have flawless experience on M! Mac with it. I even ignored
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by jarek83 4y ago
The "Why is this good for search?" paragraph here https://yep.com/profit-share shows how a world could be better without Google being greedy. It just makes me sicking thinking of how cancerous Google is right now
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by jarek83 4y ago
functionalism is secondary to the attention economy for modern media platforms. Sure, but can't they make the functional layout version optional?
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by jarek83 4y ago
I start with that I feel similar type loneliness in my project. I always got a solution that other people were positively surprised of, I'm the problem solver in my small project team, and I also am able to write bulletproof-ish code.
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by jarek83 4y ago
We've been using Heroku for over 7 years now, from day 1 of our project. The amount of value it gave us is well beyond what we are paying them. We basically could forget about DevOps thanks to Heroku. For me this is an example of produ
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by jarek83 4y ago
I know, and I get it that loudest people are a minute fraction of all users. But it seems that people are under their influence as the ruling party keeps acting against the state but they still have majority in the polls.
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by jarek83 4y ago
I hope my country, Poland, could find a way to abate russian fools, that seemingly have their prime time now here. I see similar to russian type of rhetoric in TV and social media and some people support them because they seem to provide ea
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by jarek83 4y ago
> banning straws is just plain stupid I believe the OP meant plastic straws. I live in Poland and haven't seen plastic straw in a while - all replaced by paper and other natural material straws. I don't feel it's stupid, b
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by jarek83 5y ago
Each life is unique, so going into details here might not help you right now. But with each story you might be able to cherry-pick something common with what's going on in your life. So here is ultimately short story of my last 10 year
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by jarek83 5y ago
It's so bad for Russian people and companies. We generally should not give any advice to them since their rescued incomes pour money into killings of Ukraine civilians. I hope you guys could cut off from the devastating powers in your
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by jarek83 5y ago
I believe what happens is kind of a cycle feedback - a driver becomes pedestrian. That pedestrian is badly treaded by a cyclist - high speed passing sometimes ending up with a slight hit. Usually angry responses to any comment toward a cycl
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by jarek83 5y ago
So you are commenting that ads work under an article that just gives some insight that people don't even watch them? Where your assumption comes from?
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by jarek83 5y ago
I wonder always whether the ad buyers genuinely believe that someone is up there to watch an ad, or actually even with extremely low return ratio per money spent they still manage to get measurable more sales in return. Maybe few times in m
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by jarek83 5y ago
"simulates engine temperature for electric locomotives" As a first thought I imagined my laptop being heated up more when the locomotive does too... Technically even do-able I guess :) Thanks for the list!
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by jarek83 5y ago
This looks great. I'm not living in the US thus $49 seems a bit steep to me. I'd go $19 without looking back, and I do believe the value of it is way beyond $49, but I'd need to wait 1-2 months to be ready to shrink my budget
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by jarek83 5y ago
If you work on your own, that's probably not a disaster to write shitty code. BUt in a team it's a big no for me. And it's not really about the future extension of code, although modular approach generally helps here too. The
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by jarek83 5y ago
How come any internet browser can get past the 'porn' policy since all of them will show porn when you type 'porn'?
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by jarek83 5y ago
I visited US once and been reading a lot about the country, I also have a friend living there and some family. I live in a half-developed European country. We have a free higher level education, free healthcare if you work or someone in you
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by jarek83 5y ago
Sounds like EA has (had?) actually pretty good developers. The game itself has so many things gone wrong that from the players perspective it's very hard to find any good words for. Shame that the company hates their customers so then
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by jarek83 5y ago
Nice to see that front-end people find it so good to change to Rails. Have you discovered Hotwire already? It helps get JS to the minimum, just like it was the early days - only use it to add interactions.

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