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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
Only the mobile ones are out for ultraportables, desktop Kaby Lake that would go into a MackBook Pro expected in January 2017 plus another month for manufacturers to catch up.
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
Can they publish a package that contains a list of all their other packages under @types?
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
Interesting video about somewhat public tax returns, and hence salary, in Norway and other Nordic countries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bO8zEaSuWg
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
IT Jobs Watch surveys recruiters for permanent roles data and contractors quotes for rates. http://www.itjobswatch.co.uk/
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
I'm waiting for Dell XPS 15 to get Kaby Lake update.
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
https://github.com/typesafehub/config/blob/master/HOCON.md
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/Windows10GetsAFreshCommandProm...
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
"The use of double underscores to indicate "magic" words goes at least as far back as the C preprocessor, which used that convention starting in the 1970s (e.g., __FILE__, __LINE__). It did so because there were no symbols th
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
Wikipedia has stoke order animations for radicals. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/口
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
It's one of the better features built into OS X, ⌘⇧? will search through all menu items, combined with ability to assign a shortcut to one even if it had none originally.
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
http://lanyrd.com/2012/benconf/
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
LinkedIn owns Lynda, but Microsoft (MSDN) partnered with Pluralsight, interesting how that will play out.
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
And I'm sitting here being forced to pay for Professional Indemnity insurance.
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by kozhevnikov 10y ago
https://easylist.github.io/pages/about.html
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
Aside from the hilarious description of Oracle [t=2107], it's worth watching "The Rise and Development of illumos" [1] as it discusses some consequences of signing away copyright on your contributions to an open source projec
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
https://www.reelscary.com/
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
Reminds me of Diffy, a tool Twitter is using to algorithmically diff test their HTTP-based services. https://blog.twitter.com/2015/diffy-testing-services-without...
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
Surveillance is the opposite of privacy, the opposite of free speech is censorship, and GCHQ doesn't advocate that yet.
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
I typically use `foo@example.com` [1] and `07700 900000` for mobile [2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Example.com [2] http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/telecoms/numbering/guidance...
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
While I agree with your sentiment, if you were using Dropbox when it had direct links then you should be grandfathered into Public folder that still behaves like a static server.
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
Sounds like BT Openreach, the last mile provider of BT Group, selling to BT Retail and BT Wholesale on the same terms as any other ISP or phone company in the UK. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openreach
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
I have a popular one, and they are rubbish. I'm on my first contract and I have no idea what I'm doing tax-wise. After £10.6k in salary they say one could take £28.5k in dividends before higher tax kicks in. So what do people do w
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
> change how dividend tax works Is there a good summary you would recommend for accountancy-challenged developers? Should we get any leftovers in business bank account out through more dividends now and accrue higher personal i
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
What if it's not random but π? https://github.com/philipl/pifs
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
I recon the percentage for toothbrushes is higher, because proximity. Nothing wrong with giving your immune system a bit of a workout.
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
A pomodoro timer app [1] did it for me, although I have not bothered with the whole method/technique with all its bells and whistles, just the dedicated uninterrupted 25 minutes of work 'sprints' and short 5 and longer 15 min
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
Can it do anything wolframalpha.com can't?
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
A common advice that I'm yet to follow myself is to start by reading sidebars on /r/investing and /r/personalfinance specifically their wiki and FAQ. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/investing/
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by kozhevnikov 11y ago
OpenCV installer will detect 'agree' checkboxes on screen and automatically uncheck them for you.
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by kozhevnikov 12y ago
Please, for the love of all that is scrolly, stop messing with basic browser functionality. It seems to have not one but two (!) scroll plugins, but no one bothered to test how annoying it would on a mac.

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