kolev

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   by kolev 12y ago

   Me, too. I'm checking every few minutes to see if Homebrew has the update. :D
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   by kolev 12y ago

   Very well-said! Finally doctors are realizing that not all prostate cancers require a "treatment" - so many men undergo unnecessary surgeries and so many women followed the advices from celebrities to part with their breasts as a
3. 633.▲
   by kolev 12y ago

   No, "karma" and "payback" do not belong to my vocabulary. Also, read more - the immune system is totally capable of attacking some cancer cells [1]. Immunotherapy is what I think will cure cancer paired with better early
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   by kolev 12y ago

   The issue is that it's no where on the webpage and the download is not from GitHub either.
5. 635.▲
   by kolev 12y ago

   Looks pretty nice and clean! Great job!
6. 636.▲
   by kolev 12y ago

   Thank you!
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   by kolev 12y ago

   "Download Source" vs "Star/Fork/Issues/Pull Requests" at GitHub? Is it just me, but when I see a project not using GitHub/Bitbucket, its credibility drops drastically? Of course, there are others like
8. 638.▲
   by kolev 12y ago

   Isn't US at war already breaching the sovereignty of Syria by bombing its territory and training and supplying mercenaries with arms?
9. 639.▲
   by kolev 12y ago

   Don't give too much credit to Obama, please! He is no different than his predecessor in deeds, only in words. I have no doubts that he pressed Nobel Prize directly or indirectly not to give Snowden what he well-deserved. I can't b
10. 640.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    Great project. I can't believe I haven't heard of this already (looks like it was started a couple of years ago)! Edit: Pash was created by Igor Moochnick and published at http://pash.sourceforge.net/ in 2008. Aft
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Aren't we all having some cancers cells in our blood and lymphatic fluids, and tissues, but those with a healthy immune response have nothing to worry about? In most cases, doesn't cancer take years to fully developed helped by ep
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    by kolev 12y ago

    This is beautiful!
13. 643.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    Apple iOS prereleases support more devices than Android, which only supports two: Nexus 5 and 7 (unsure if the first generation of Nexus 7 is supported).
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    by kolev 12y ago

    I'm sure you've used Gmail for years when it was beta like many other software. Dual standards!
15. 645.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    So, I need 2? One iPhone, which doesn't have issues with prerelease versions, and two Android ones?
16. 646.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    "Reasonabe" according to a low-standards crowd. I'm a different breed. I demand high-standards from myself and others. There's a fierce competition today, if you haven't noticed. And Google lags behind.
17. 647.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    It's another oversold thing that will only create extra work for app developers who just finished catching up with KitKat design guidelines, I'm sure. The switch to bright is making a huge leap backwards!
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    by kolev 12y ago

    So, because it's first time, but in contrast with their other teams and with other companies, I should be satisfied? You guys are a bunch of low-standards fanboys, especially those who take pleasure in downvoting every single comment I
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    by kolev 12y ago

    On Nexus 5 (Android L preview is only for Nexus 5 and 7).
20. 650.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    Great to hear about the more rapid release cycle - it will help the switch to Ceylon!
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Well, that's fine, but then Google failed. Delivering some dated and possibly insecure copy is not how everybody else does it in 2014. There are high standards for prelease software today - other Google projects follow them, so, Androi
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    by kolev 12y ago

    This is great news and it should (finally!) work on JDK8 although it won't have JDK8-specific optimizations, which is a pity - as far as I remember, it's planned for v1.2, which probably be out when JDK9 is out, too. I personally
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    Chrome and Stale-While-Revalidate(mnot.net)

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

    Yes, even on 4.4.4, there was no noticeable difference between even ART and Dalvik. Again, that's why I wanted to use it daily as labs are one thing, but real world is often quite different.
25. 655.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    Yes, I'm a developer, and I need to test in the real-world, not in a lab to get a real feel of it.
26. 656.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    I got a gazillion updates from Yosemite and Xcode.
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Really? Most of my software is prerelease. I'm writing this on Firefox Aurora, from time to time I'm using Google Chrome Canary, and I'm on Yosemite since day one together with Fedora Rawhide. So, please, don't tell me w
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    by kolev 12y ago

    Anybody using Android L? I've been using it on my primary phone for a month and I'm not impressed. It freezes too often needing a reboot, Hangouts Dialer often cannot complete or receive calls, the screen lock is buggy requiring a
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    by kolev 12y ago

    There should be a policy not to post stories here about laptops having less than 16GB RAM. :)
30. 660.▲
    by kolev 12y ago

    Per-host is also not well-suited for elastic computing. Pricing should be billed for host-hours instead, if you ask me. I'm familiar with zipkin, but it's an overkill for most projects; Etsy CrossStitch - although I follow Etsy&#x