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by keymone 7y ago
It’s hard for me to praise Jetbrains, every time I start using Idea I have amazing experience, I feel like it’s totally one of the best IDEs out there and then couple days and non-trivial plugins later I have noticeable lags when typing te
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by keymone 7y ago
I can’t see when can it be helpful. Resolving an ip shows you only a subset of dns information, basing equality on this behavior makes zero sense. It should have been deprecated and removed long time ago. Backward compatibility like this is
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by keymone 7y ago
not trying to stir any flamewars. is expressing opinion about programming language not allowed or is it just about the form?
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by keymone 7y ago
not sure this counts as flamewar, so i'm risking some sanctions, but still.. languages can be concise and code can be about the problem without any magic. looking at code for the sake of satisfying language limitations means not lookin
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by keymone 7y ago
I’m doing mostly infra work and have been for some years, with advent of kubernetes it’s really hard to avoid golang. My personal preference (which is clojure) doesn’t matter much, I’m just really angry and frustrated how industry has settl
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by keymone 7y ago
editors solved the problem of parens way back in 80s.
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by keymone 7y ago
So annexation is ok in that case?
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by keymone 7y ago
> Yes, the Crimean vote was a scam. The way that Crimea was forcefully annexed is certainly not ideal and out of line with modern norms. But that doesn't mean that Crimeans didn't want to rejoin Russia. this line of thinking is
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by keymone 7y ago
do you have an iphone? did it make you change app store recently? what options were available? just asking because yesterday a friend was forced to pick russian app store in ukraine.
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by keymone 7y ago
It may be that there was some reorganization at Apple because my friend From Ukraine yesterday told me she was forced to pick a different App Store on her phone and the only option available was Russia.
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by keymone 7y ago
Yeah, right, vote under gunpoint of Russian soldiers, organized by Russian side, counted by Russian side, all completed in just two weeks during which the whole peninsula was filled with propaganda claiming Ukraine was taken over by nazi ju
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by keymone 7y ago
of course, Crimea is Ukraine
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by keymone 7y ago
First, you’re conflating language with national identity here, second you’re completely ignoring Crimean tatars that we’re repressed and mass deported from Crimea by Stalin, third you’re not making any sense anyway, because just because maj
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by keymone 7y ago
Crimea has autonomy since forever and local parliament and government. Most schools in Crimea are russian speaking. This talk of abuse is just propaganda.
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by keymone 7y ago
Yes, I also noted this. The question is what does it show for people in Ukraine?
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by keymone 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrIsXKdjZdo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvAdZigHlhk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXYQbgvzxdM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrwlk7_GF
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by keymone 7y ago
> imagine if those taxes were simply stolen by corrupt government of course effective taxation systems always have implicit requirement of no or low corruption. what's the point of imagining the thing you're saying? imagine a g
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by keymone 7y ago
> But on one occasion (...) Guccifer failed to activate the VPN client before logging on. As a result, he left a real, Moscow-based Internet Protocol address in the server logs of an American social media company. (...) Working off the I
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by keymone 7y ago
> If it wasn't Seth Rich who leaked the e-mails, who was it? can't explain something, picks favorite conspiracy theory to explain it. makes sense.
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by keymone 7y ago
title: > Vanilla JavaScript and HTML – No Frameworks. No Libraries. No Problem article: > All we get to use are HTML, TypeScript/JavaScript, CSS, and the browser DOM (document object model). since when typescript is considered va
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by keymone 7y ago
Any news from Mill computing?
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by keymone 7y ago
> ddos the lightning network so it won't record their HTLC when it expires this is not even a thing. lightning network is collection of independent nodes, there is no registry of payments and channels, every node keeps their own rec
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by keymone 7y ago
> You can unlock your HTLC without telling the other party the secret. You just close the channel by yourself and tell everyone else the secret Do you not see the contradiction in your statement? You can’t spend your htlc without reveali
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by keymone 7y ago
Not passing the secret means not spending the output in HTLC, which will then be claimed back by sender due to timeout.
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by keymone 7y ago
No, you’re flat out wrong. There is no trust and it’s impossible to steal money. You need to find a path because path needs to have channel capacity required for your transaction, that’s why you can’t pick random nodes, not because you want
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by keymone 7y ago
Here’s a case for 80rule: our vision is (mostly) two dimensional, research shows reading comprehension drops as lines get longer, that’s why books and newspapers mostly have fairly narrow columns, comprehending code is less about reading bu
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by keymone 7y ago
There is no trust chain. You have no idea how lightning works. Every hop only knows the previous and next one, nothing else, not even the length of the chain. Your computer/phone finds the route and if you’re ok with privacy trade off
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by keymone 7y ago
What confidence do you get out of serial numbers and existence of registry if there’s an entity that can freely print few more trillions? Mtgox was a private enterprise that was managed by incompetent/malicious individuals, why does th
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by keymone 7y ago
Yeah, because of course it is known that newspapers, radio and tv all disappeared after ww1 and then also after ww2.
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by keymone 7y ago
Any port that isn’t usb-c has to die and I’m glad Apple is contributing to this.

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