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by lukasm 12y ago
I was going to high school in Poland and the popularity was irrelevant. I was surprised when I saw a Hollywood movie about kids in high school that want to be popular by any means. Possibly, that's the outcome of celebrity culture yet
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by lukasm 12y ago
Code Complete has pretty good bang per page, especially if you are beginner. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Code-Complete-Practical-Handbook-Con...
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by lukasm 12y ago
What have been seen...
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by lukasm 12y ago
What is compliance rate? x/100 ?
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by lukasm 12y ago
It's not only for developing world. Everywhere. It's one of 10 top features.
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by lukasm 12y ago
"Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth" but to play devil's advocate, there may be a lot of trolling or spam and you have take the cognitive bias into account.
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by lukasm 12y ago
Why didn't you use github page or S3. It's static page isn't it?
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by lukasm 12y ago
One use case: improved JITer performance.
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by lukasm 12y ago
For #4 use nonlocal keyword (python 3.x)
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by lukasm 12y ago
Shouldn't git add -A be used as default instead of git add . ?
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by lukasm 12y ago
That moment you bought a book two days ago (sad frog). I really like that O'Reilly publish publish them as pdfs.
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by lukasm 12y ago
If someone wants a pdf http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920031116.do?cmp=af-velo...
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by lukasm 12y ago
I have a limited number of keystrokes in my life, so I optimise accordingly.
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by lukasm 12y ago
Are you gonna hire devs in Europe? Visa process is such a pain and chances are around 33%
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by lukasm 12y ago
It's external state that can change the outcome of unittesting
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by lukasm 12y ago
Heh I do the same. I've been using porn mode so often that I remember shortcut by heart (shit+cmd+N) I really don't understand this strategy. Don't hold to "your" data so aggressively, build a platform. I'd be
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by lukasm 12y ago
I always though the crux of business is to make money for the shareholders.
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by lukasm 12y ago
Maybe because they would need to pay VAT?
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by lukasm 12y ago
- laster pointer just to point at random stuff (completely pointless). - pen and some paper - mug - my wallet, some change, keys and oyster card - my Nexus charging (as always) And the usual stuff Macbook pro + screen (don't buy apple
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by lukasm 12y ago
OK I've seen a dozens of different products like this. First time 8 years ago. Why are they not in production yet? Why can't I buy it in shop? Is it highly toxic or just works for a year? #confused
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by lukasm 12y ago
Your code is not hard to test because you don't do TDD. There is a different rule: python -c 'from subprocess import *; print Popen(["python", "-c", "import this"], stdout=PIPE).communicate()[0].spli
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by lukasm 13y ago
After a few months with Angular I find that it shines with complex SPA. Having said that I think everybody should ask himself/herself a question "Do I want a complex app in the first place?"
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by lukasm 13y ago
"Industrial Standing Desk $ 1,495.00" Thanks, but no thanks.
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by lukasm 13y ago
This is why I like HN. I was about to build something similar. I choose the same color and even picked the same spinner http://tobiasahlin.com/spinkit/ :) Kudos. I'd like to give a try with my mp3 library. Maybe j
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by lukasm 13y ago
Sure, but you need 2-10 people no 30 000. You definitely make remote teams work from remote offices. Also is the problem with executives in companies like Google. I believe a lot of them bought properties and they have no incentive to chang
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by lukasm 13y ago
or at least make it black, gray black, gray
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by lukasm 13y ago
This is exactly my approach on my side project, but rather than "write code every day" I say "make some progress every day". Simply because it's not a Open Source framework, but a wannabe product.
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by lukasm 13y ago
I heard about two cases when MongoDB failed doing The Most Important Thing - storing data. No one really care about autosharding, no migrations etc. if you can't store the data. Due to some replication issue data was inconsistent.
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by lukasm 13y ago
Actually, this is very useful message for me. I can google the error and fix the problem on the spot. Desktop software trained people to parse it.
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by lukasm 13y ago
English sorry and please are wildcards and they got diluted to extent that non-native english speaking countries use it for a light form of an apology. I agree that constantly repeating please is a bad UX instead of "Thank you for shop

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