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by kofejnik 10y ago
I posted a short update on Linkedin like "I left my CTO job at {nnn} and started a development shop" and a guy from my network saw it and asked if we could develop something for him
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by kofejnik 10y ago
.docx and .xlsx are zipped xml, there are git plugins that produce reasonable diffs
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by kofejnik 10y ago
you mean, like print and print() ?
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by kofejnik 10y ago
> Python, by contrast, says "There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it." you mean, like string interpolation? :)
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Not all kids. At age 5, I was perfectly happy to sit in a quiet corner with an interesting book.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
it's quite easy to enable them (need to use dconf iirc)
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by kofejnik 10y ago
I can only float (i.e. relax on my back doing nothing) in very salty seas, such as Aegean sea, and I absolutely cannot do it in fresh water. Despite it, my parents taught me to swim at 6, no way I'd be able to float before that.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
The bias I'm talking about has been in effect long before the debates, i.e. "crooked hillary" autocomplete, etc. But it's funny how you jumped to conclusions I am a Trump voter and asserted ultimate knowledge of "re
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by kofejnik 10y ago
this is already happeing, Google has a noticeable pro-Clinton bias
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by kofejnik 10y ago
They do have a certain neighbour who is generally aggressive, has attacked them only 75 years ago, and is currently attacking its other neighbours. So easy to understand that they need to be very vigilant, especially with terrorist and sepa
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Trafficking of farm and construction workers is very real, too, and probably more prevalent.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
We let other people live in our apartment, is that a problem, too?
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by kofejnik 10y ago
1. Stronglifts 5x5 [Stronglifts 5×5 Read more: http://stronglifts.com/5x5/ ] 2. video games
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by kofejnik 10y ago
oh well thanks for telling me about pageflow
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Flask is awesome, sure, but you will have to do a lot of mundane stuff with Psycopg2 (may all gods help you if you choose to dive into sqlalchemy!). OTOH, Rails ORM is awesomely simple and just works for 95% of the cases.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Russia is on a much lower ground ethically. China hasn't recently annexed territories from its neighbours whom they promised to protect and support just a few years ago.
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by kofejnik 10y ago
"Like @ewindisch already said, we do not want to encourage this client-side behavior. The pain induced by requiring the flag as a daemon flag, is so that people actually set up TLS on their registry. Otherwise there's no incentive
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Also, my girlfriend is an honest hardworking person, who instead of overcrowded public transit can enjoy faster safer transportation daily, thanks to Uber. Why do you want to deny her this basic necessity?
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Last year in Athens I was forced to pay 50 EUR for a 20 minute ride to the airport (officially mandated price), while average monthly salary there is ~700 eur. No way an honest working class man would charge 1/14 of a monthly salary fo
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Under the old model, taxi riders were/are suffering, and taxi drivers want to keep getting their monopoly rent. "Taxi drivers are suffering" actually means "they cannot fleece their customers like they used to". Thi
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Absolutely so! Any international org is subject to pressure and corruption, just look at UN, FIFA or olympic judges. Saudi Arabia is on UN council of human rights. So Russia will be very glad to see honest and independent representatives of
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by kofejnik 10y ago
come visit Ukraine - Kiev, Lviv, Odessa
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by kofejnik 10y ago
paywalled
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by kofejnik 10y ago
"But what if some of the best candidates aren't getting hired ..." But what if they are and current racial composition just reflects that? If there are talented minority coders who are overlooked by Google/Apple, it shou
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by kofejnik 10y ago
"A big reason why there are a lot fewer candidates from other demographics is in a large part because of the low representation." Can you back this with a peer-reviewed study? Or this is one of things we are supposed to take for s
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by kofejnik 10y ago
then you should also be against ACLU as well
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by kofejnik 10y ago
"A survey of the Fortune 500 conducted in 2005 revealed that the average CEO is 6 feet tall; over 90pc of CEOs are above average height; and only 3pc of CEOs are under 5’7”."
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by kofejnik 10y ago
watching/reading something without authorization is not theft; redefining the words to suit your cause feels no less wrong than 'pirating'
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by kofejnik 10y ago
Dutch are ridiculous, as a 6'3" man I'm barely above average when visiting Amsterdam
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by kofejnik 10y ago
women strongly prefer taller men, that's a very strong argument for me -_-

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