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by p2t2p 8y ago
Until you hit some weird production bug/issue and 2 out of those busy with other issues, one is working on project with tough deadlines, 1 went to a conference and one is on vacation. I don’t count sick days and other stuff. Recently I
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by p2t2p 8y ago
I'm a simple man: if I the music isn't on Spotify or Bandcamp I'm gonna torrent it. If the movie/show isn't on Netflix, I'm gonna torrent it. I'm not buying any dodgy channel subscriptions full of crap.
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by p2t2p 8y ago
Surface's trackpad is as good as Mac's even though all other parts of experience is trash. However, now Mac has this force touchpad which you don't really press, so it recognises all of the presses with no respect to where yo
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by p2t2p 8y ago
So they could starve with no employment in a field, right? Or die working in a farm with no any kind of mechanisation?
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by p2t2p 8y ago
I haven't. But I definitely will try to use it, I'm really eager on getting to the same level of productivity in Clojure that I have in Java with Spring. I have a huge hope that Clojure + something like Spring Boot for it could ma
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by p2t2p 8y ago
Could you provide an example of what you consider terrible?
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by p2t2p 8y ago
This why I love Java so much. Take a look at what Spring Boot does for me: - Routing is done in two lines of code: @Controller @RequestMapping("/myroute") - Cookie and body parsing - no need to write any code to do that, I ju
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by p2t2p 8y ago
The reason you can trust Atlassian a bit more because they have more narrow focus on dev tools so less chances that they could become a competitor. Unless you’re developing another (git/bit)(hub/lab/bucket)
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by p2t2p 8y ago
There is an awesome book series by Russian author Vadim Panov - The Enclaves. I can't find any translation but here is a description. Basically companies took over some cities and separated themselves from states into so called "E
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by p2t2p 8y ago
PaperCSS looks a bit better imho and they are also working on set of react components.
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by p2t2p 8y ago
I can tell that things became muuuuch easier as soon as I was able to switch from Russian to English while looking for docs and help. There are simply so much more information on various topics. I dunno about Chinese though, with more than
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by p2t2p 8y ago
However you’d expect an Mmmm-hm as reaction to certain phrases as an ACK. What it does is just ACKing the phrase from other user. I wonder if other user would get worried and started asking “are you there?” if they didn’t receive the ACK Ed
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by p2t2p 8y ago
I've been working for telecoms for ages and it's been like this since forever. Bunch of independent hardware devices from dozens of vendors + software services from independent vendors and you gotta integrate them into one. HLR kn
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by p2t2p 8y ago
Ok, let me ask a very straight and simple question. Imagine that I have a spacecraft with imaginable engine which is able to indefinitely provide thrust enough for this spacecraft to move straight up from the planet’s surface at the constan
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by p2t2p 8y ago
There is also intellectual property issue. In my case whatever code I write on corporate laptop belongs to the company I work for so it’s kinda wrong to use it for pet projects.
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by p2t2p 8y ago
In the company where I work I know many people doing personal stuff on corporate laptops and I do my stuff on corporate laptop also. In my case though the company has a nice privacy policy in place and they even gone above a beyoing configu
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by p2t2p 9y ago
The closes thing I think would be a Java Servlet + request forwarding to a JSP page. But I thought we've moved on from that.
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by p2t2p 9y ago
How come it doesn't? I'm a paying subscriber of Ars Technica so I have unique personified URLs to access various of their feeds. You also can include images from the web into the feed and most of the clients will gladly render it.
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Probably something like Fidonet model could be sustainable in this case.
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Finally! As a Russian who immigrated recently I’m endlessly tired of Russia this, Russia that. There is no Russia. There is Putin and Putin only.
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by p2t2p 9y ago
This is logo of the car - https://ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Файл:Lada_Logo.jpeg , this is a monument for the ship type in the city near by to the factory - https://goo.gl/images/Dod837 , this is a pic
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Yep, also this type of ship is kinda very related to the place where the car was made. It’s a city residing on a big, big river - Volga and Lad’ya - the type of ship is a symbol associated with that city and the river. My hometown, lovely
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Lada (Лада) is also a Slavic goddes of beauty, spring, fertility and family - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lada_(mythology)
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Have they deleted Facebook's Messenger from App Store yet for the way they bully people into enabling access to contacts? No? They could kindly quit bullshiting us then.
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Oh, didn’t read your question carefully as well. IDK, there is no viable alternative as of now. Asynchronous, federated messaging system that replicates messages to every host in the chain (you have it in sender’s client, on recipient serve
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Like what is the problem? Thanks to this stack trace your business logic fits into two lines. Do you want to have lines and lines of your own transaction manager? Lines and lines of your own DI framework? Do you suggest to write a HTTP web
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by p2t2p 9y ago
I don’t really understand you mate, what are you suggesting, stop technical progress? Sure it harsh and one day we will be next but so be it, it’s life.
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by p2t2p 9y ago
Well, while you’re joking the original idea of communism and what I’ve been taught about Lenin was about excatly this - communism is inevitable because of technical progress. Call it what you want - universal income, handouts, we will end u
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by p2t2p 9y ago
You making a good job not saying "emacs" =)
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by p2t2p 9y ago
This style has quite high cognitive load, how many 'and then's can you hold in you short term memory until you loose the context completely? I believe the the art of programming is actually writing the code in a way that transitio

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