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by kuboble 5y ago
I wish so much for that to happen. I still remember jabber being popular in Poland 15 years ago. One of the reasons I switched to gtalk at the time was the fact that it allowed me to keep my jabber contacts. Little did I know they would kil
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by kuboble 5y ago
It's because whatever you do in your house is affecting everyone around it. So you making little extra money is taking value away from everyone else in your neighborhood. The fact that you don't know anymore everyone in your bloc
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by kuboble 5y ago
I believe love to be the major motivation of foreigners to learn polish.
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Jacek Dukaj: “The Old Axolotl” Man without body, book without paper(culture.pl)
2 points by kuboble 5y ago|0 comments
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by kuboble 5y ago
> wild to think that $300 a month of bandwidth might put someone in the top 1% of costly users for Vimeo. That doesn't surprise me. I imagine median customer as someone who created one video that 10 of her closest friends have watch
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by kuboble 5y ago
Business idea: ads in git status
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by kuboble 5y ago
I hope even author of this article would agree that it's stupid to require licence for building a simple browser game. Yet it feels that building essential life- saving machines running on windows XP with internet access should be a cr
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by kuboble 5y ago
That's cool! Moyu AI is a great cube but the electronics are terrible. I have had 3 already and they all stop tracking moves at some point. Cubeast is much more than simple timer. The statistics, method steps tracking and case recogn
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by kuboble 5y ago
I'm an OK go player and I love this book. It is one of the few materials which had direct and immediate effect on my game quality. 10/10.
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by kuboble 5y ago
It's a natural desire for many people to improve and get better at whatever they do. For some the process of getting better is fun, but not necessarily higher skill itself. >Perhaps certain people need some kind of metric to feel g
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by kuboble 5y ago
I don't think so. Purely anecdotally but being from Poland when I hear pan-slavic I imagine a North-south belt starting with Baltic states all the way to Croatia that somehow borders Russia which is a separate entity.
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by kuboble 5y ago
Not at all. For example here is a picture comparing mine and my wife's surnames. https://i.gyazo.com/f67aae30e098a5f9d1e13fdf58f638e4.png
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by kuboble 5y ago
I think the article makes the case that nobody cares about exact number of btc they have - only their dollar value. Unlike say house. Which might retain the same value to me even if its market dollar value doubled overnight.
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by kuboble 5y ago
If you can prove that your grandparent was e.g. polish citizen it is relatively straightforward to get a polish passport. Plenty of people like that live in former USSR
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by kuboble 5y ago
I would still rate it a magnitude below https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor
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by kuboble 5y ago
Well... I have second hand knowledge that developers and managers of www.programmzeitung.ch are satisfied with their good and modern website.
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by kuboble 5y ago
Depends on the company but I've seen all possible deals. - 4x8h a week - 5x6h a week - fully flexible 50% to reach each quarter
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by kuboble 5y ago
In Switzerland it is extremely popular to work part-time in IT. To the point that most men I know have reduced to 4/5 when they became parents and most women to 3/5. The deal in companies is that it's relatively easy to reduc
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by kuboble 5y ago
Rubik's cube speed-solver and wordle enthusiast here. Wordle solving is considerably more demanding. It's more like trying to solve a cube in fewest moves. If I would have to compare mindlessness of speed cubing to a word-based a
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by kuboble 5y ago
1) What are the advantages of using native backend as compared to git? 2) Are there any potential issues one has to be aware of when using jj contributing to git repository? I remember when I was the only team member using git-svn plugin my
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by kuboble 5y ago
In my experience waaaaaaaAAAAaahhh meant wet diaper or something hurts. Leeeeeah, leeeaaaahhh was being hungry. Phonetically is similar to the beginning of a polish word mleko (milk)
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by kuboble 5y ago
Several companies produce smart Rubik cubes. Usually they come up with some custom apps which work with that single cube only. Cubeast works with all public smart cubes (I think it's 6 different models right now). It's a rails a
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Cubeast – smart Rubik's cube application(cubeast.com)
1 points by kuboble 5y ago|1 comments
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by kuboble 5y ago
A theoretical bet from this analysis in real life can be any situation where your outcome depends on result of a random event. Every time you don't take insurance you're betting all your wealth on there being no ruin- level disast
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by kuboble 5y ago
That's not a solid argument on its own. Today if you want to talk to someone then using a phone might be the first solution you can think of. That doesn't indicate phone was a bad patent in a past.
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by kuboble 5y ago
Sponsored and suggested posts consisted of roughly half of my feed. It's also known that even if you subscribe to some page they won't show it in your feed unless the other party pays their fees.
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by kuboble 5y ago
I worked at the company where as a first filter we had a remote coding task (roughly 2- hours of implementing some simple data structure plus unit tests). A candidate sent us a prefect solution indicating very good knowledge of Java, testi
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by kuboble 5y ago
It requires a strong character to throw away things when they don't work well. I bought the cheapest drilling machine and it is so bad I end up borrowing one from a neighbor when I need to drill something. But I can't make myself
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by kuboble 5y ago
Is this update also happening in Europe? I would assume that there is a certain legal minimum of actions that have to be accessible to a driver via universally recognizable icon. Literally every car I ever saw have this defrost button, anti
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by kuboble 5y ago
It might me. But in academia there is a lot pressure and many people decide to work on weekends, some have to work on weekends (e.g. long running experiments that require human input every 6 hours), and some are forced to work and only if t

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