kolev

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   by kolev 12y ago

   Honestly, I've never seen another product here getting a post for every minor build! Nice to see such a die-hard fan base! But, please, face the reality - many have moved over to Atom already and are not looking back. Atom is alive, th
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   by kolev 12y ago

   It's a pity that we have RethinkDB and ArangoDB, but MongoDB still owns the mindsets...
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   by kolev 12y ago

   Impotent language, sorry.
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   by kolev 12y ago

   Stick with sockeye salmon - it's always wild and the cleanest.
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   by kolev 12y ago

   Sorry, I wanted to use "sh *t", but a single asterisk actually acts as a special formatting character. Too late, I can't edit it.
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   by kolev 12y ago

   Bullshit (pun intended)! You confuse ethnicity with race. In California where I live, the ghettos are populated by the majority race [0]. Regarding the spelling, I used the OP's spelling to stress out. [0] https://en.wikiped
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   by kolev 12y ago

   There's not one or two races in a ghetto - I've been in some myself, so, let's not abuse the "R" word. "Crazy sh t" is not swearing, not even profanity; it's just weak speech and a cliche that needs t
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   by kolev 12y ago

   I'm sorry you're offended, maybe that's part of your lingo, too, but "crazy sh t" is ghetto talk. Indeed. A self-respected and honorable engineer pays attention to detail - not only in their work, but in their langu
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   by kolev 12y ago

   Clickbait and/or wishful thinking.
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    by kolev 12y ago

    What is the "baggage" of Java? This is just a JVM and Java's JVM has no much more baggage than any other implementation. In order for this to be practical in terms of performance, reliability, and so on, years have to pass an
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    Prüfer sequence(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by kolev 12y ago|0 comments
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Thanks, but no thanks. Arm-twisting and carteling never works.
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Very insightful. I don't even consider DynamoDB as I don't want to deal with its complicated pricing model. Basically, in order for me to estimate the costs, I need to invest time and play with it, which I'm not gonna do if I
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    Atomo: The programmer's programmable programming language(vito.github.io)

    2 points by kolev 12y ago|0 comments
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    Dr. Thomas Seyfried: “Water Fasts” as a Potential Tactic to Beat Cancer(thequantifiedbody.net)

    1 points by kolev 12y ago|0 comments
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Here [0] is a very good podcast that covers the issue. A must-hear! [0] http://thequantifiedbody.net/cancer-as-a-mitochondrial-disea...
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    by kolev 12y ago

    There are alternatives. Once you get use to it, it's actually not a problem. The only issue is people who are prone to temptations. I have trained myself to seek pleasures outside of food and food to me is just a necessity, not a sourc
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    by kolev 12y ago

    What is the definition of "exercise" though? Running marathons and tens of miles a day? I never said that sedentary lifestyle is good, but more (when it comes to exercise and anything) is not necessarily better. Strength exercise
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Intermittent Fasting and the 5:2 diets are good compromises. My concern with too much exercise is the tissue wear and the oxidative stress associated with aerobic exercise. There are studies that walking for 2 minutes every 20 minutes negat
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Why do you need to "burn" any calories and boost your metabolism? If you care about longevity, you need to actually slow down your metabolism and restrict your caloric intake. Walking 30-45 minutes a day in the park is good enough
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    by kolev 12y ago

    I really don't get all that XML hatred! How is JSON any better?
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Thanks! How did I miss this?
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Finally! What took them so long? And why didn't they acquire an existing vendor (for cheap)?
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Great news, but I'm a bit disappointed that Debian/Ubuntu repo is not available on launch day.
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Thanks! This would definitely make it vastly more popular!
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    by kolev 12y ago

    I mean something like this [0], but more efficient as you need an outer enclosure only. Blade-server like would be idea (where the Pis are vertical) with some more efficient Ethernet cabling to connect them to a switch. [0] http:/&#x2
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Isn't that tightly-coupled with CouchDB though?
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    by kolev 12y ago

    That's what I did, too. I want to create a Pi 2 blade server and use it for local docker PaaS (for builds, running tests, etc.), but can't find a good case for that. The dog bone one takes too much space and is too generic.
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    by kolev 12y ago

    I use a bunch of pip tools already, I tried this, too. I wonder why is this so fragmented and why pip development is so behind any other package manager out there? Recently there were breaking changes in pip and many of the tools broke and
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    by kolev 12y ago

    If had no fan, I'd buy one for my kids.