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by kioleanu 6y ago
Might make sense to invest into a something like Mountainduck - 35 EUR (or similar software), and get an agnostic sync client. The great advantage is you can change the backend (switch to another service) without having to learn how to use
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by kioleanu 6y ago
I came to find out that it has a lot to do with 1) the dishwasher itself and 2) the detergent or tablets that you use. We now have a higher(ish) end Bosch machine and the manual specifically tells you to put the dishes with up to "mode
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by kioleanu 6y ago
> Pretty sure kindle are better value though, and can still be hacked/sideloaded onto. unfortunately toying with kindles not trivial, at least not with the latest models. last time I checked, you needed to do some hardware bypassing
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by kioleanu 6y ago
If I understand correctly what the guy says in the article, his candidates lose points if he gives them hints. And about running the code often, what's the problem with getting early feedback? There are people (that I agree with) that
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The Joy of Fixing Things(viorel.me)
6 points by kioleanu 6y ago|0 comments
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by kioleanu 6y ago
I bought a Phillips dumb TV about 2 years ago after spending way too much time searching for a TV. The caveat is that it’s in the low cost range, otherwise my alternatives were extremely limited. In the TVs manual they mention multiple time
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People should be able to legally port their email address to another service(viorel.me)
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by kioleanu 6y ago
>Maybe it's matched in modern PHP or in Microsoft land but I don't have much experience there Yes, Laravel has something like you're describing: https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/migrations
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by kioleanu 6y ago
I’v been using it for quite some time now and I love it. Very versatile command set and I love that I can have the exact same database structure automatically with H2 for tests and postgres for production. Relatively flat learning curve als
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The Honest Pre-Flight Safety Video That Airlines Are Afraid to Show You(youtube.com)
1 points by kioleanu 6y ago|0 comments
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by kioleanu 6y ago
Haha, I had the exact same idea a few weeks ago: https://github.com/viorelsfetea/commenter Your design is much nicer tho
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Could I make the results of a yes/no vote inaccessible unless it's unanimous(security.stackexchange.com)
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by kioleanu 6y ago
That's actually how it should be. I think you should aim for 4 to 5 breaths per minute, I don't remember the exact number. The technique is described by Kelly McGonigal in "The Willpower Instict" as being the only scient
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by kioleanu 6y ago
Yes, expression search. It works with TB > 68 with a little bit of tweaking. The details are in the top issues
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by kioleanu 6y ago
I've started using Thunderbird again after months of trying literally every other solution on the market. I wanted to switch from Outlook and Gmail to something that is fast, has good keyboard support and a good message editor. It&#x27
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by kioleanu 6y ago
5 sounds about right, months are counted 0 to 11 - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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Show HN: Browser extension that finds HN and Reddit threads for any link(github.com)
15 points by kioleanu 6y ago|1 comments
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by kioleanu 7y ago
Hey thanks for answering. I'm actually thinking of building something like this if my current project fails, but on different programming languages. I'd love to bounce some ideas back and forth with you. Could you drop me an e-mai
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by kioleanu 7y ago
Hi, I am in your target for Turbovar, but it's not clear to me why I would chose it (and pay) instead of JHipster
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by kioleanu 7y ago
I forgot to mention in the article that the official reason I was given is that the "Sign in" functionality requires generating the same certificates used to sign an app, therefore, the the cannot be separated.
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All I want for Christmas is to sign in with Apple(viorel.me)
92 points by kioleanu 7y ago|81 comments
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by kioleanu 7y ago
I have an anecdote about that: I had a brief stint working for a hotel booking competitor and, sometimes, a transaction would go through 3-4 hands, each taking commission, before reaching the hotel and I just hated that. This spring we woun
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How to force disgruntled worker not to publicly disclose “GPL'ed code”(workplace.stackexchange.com)
106 points by kioleanu 7y ago|43 comments
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A tale of two markers [That should have pointed to each other. But didn’t.](viorel.me)
2 points by kioleanu 7y ago|0 comments
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Growing up in post-communist Romania – thoughts on learning English(viorel.me)
87 points by kioleanu 7y ago|29 comments
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Stone Soup(en.wikipedia.org)
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The “.ro” Gold Rush (2018)(viorel.me)
169 points by kioleanu 8y ago|65 comments
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by kioleanu 8y ago
I think the book _Pragmatic Programmer_ explains the concept of this asshole type of programmer and how to have the same results as him without being an asshole yourself
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Frankfurt kitchen(en.wikipedia.org)
75 points by kioleanu 8y ago|12 comments
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by kioleanu 8y ago
I did enjoy it, yes, and I'm following your idea for my town also (it's open data here). Lucky for me, it's a little bit prettier (I think they have autocomplete on their devices for the addresses). I already have some prelim

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