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by piskov 3y ago
The story looks like a penny dreadful of “Russia is doomed” series. 1. There’s no info on that Russian slide about actual planes flying without any breaks at all. There’s a manufacturer defined minimum equipment list that allows planes to h
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by piskov 3y ago
Here’s version with modern C#: public record Product(string Name, decimal Price); public record OrderLine(Product Product, int Quantity); public abstract record Discount { public record Percentage(decimal Value) : Discoun
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by piskov 3y ago
2022-04-19 Adjusted expiration
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by piskov 3y ago
IdeaVim plugin is awesome in Jetbrains IDEs. You just get the best of both worlds. Same vim simulation plugins (albeit far less powerful) exist in most common IDEs.
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by piskov 4y ago
I knew I’ve seen it before :-) This is Vimac that gone commercial https://github.com/dexterleng/vimac
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We don't feel comfortable accepting patches from your organization(lore.kernel.org)
11 points by piskov 4y ago|1 comments
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by piskov 4y ago
Looks like the first Linux kernel patch rejection based entirely on politics. Baikal Electronics is the Russian fabless design firm.
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by piskov 4y ago
I’ve been using this for (schema + autocomplete) for at least 18(!) years. Moreover I even got comments on xml attributes and elements, warnings if required element is missing or required count is not met. You even got visual hierarchical c
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by piskov 4y ago
> Apple was deliberately putting bad cooling into those laptops because they had other priorities I don't understand There’s a rumor that was because Intel promised every year 10nm chips, which they ultimately postponed every year.
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by piskov 4y ago
What about lung (alveoli) damage due to extremely hot air?
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by piskov 4y ago
I’m by no means an expert in the field, so short answer is I don’t know. It’s probably connected with muscle protein synthesis which in trained people peak in 24 hours and basically goes back to basal level after 72 hours [1] After that, wi
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by piskov 4y ago
These — every day vs once a week — are both extremes. Muscles need around 24 hours to restore but already start to “cool” after around 2 days. Problem is that nervous system needs at least 2 days to recuperate (if we’re talking about any me
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by piskov 4y ago
Most of the developers are just translators from business requirements into react code. Nothing hard about that. Learning how to implement CRUD with validation in <insert framework / stack> is not software engineering. That’s why
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by piskov 4y ago
Hey guys You removed the app from Russian App store. Do you have any policy for existing accounts? For some context: I can still download the app from Purchased section of the App store and use in-app purcahse (apple payments via cellular p
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by piskov 4y ago
Strange that no one mentioned Araxis merge https://www.araxis.com/merge/index.en
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by piskov 4y ago
Just google translate this post on jetbrains blog https://blog.jetbrains.com/ru/team/2018/08/29/rossiyane-sozd... As of the end of 2018 most of the company’s staff has been located in Russia. This o
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by piskov 5y ago
Just received an email with this: > To reduce the impact on existing customers, we have decided that having the 1Password apps in the app stores is the correct course of action. The apps are now available through those distribution chann
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1Password: Responding to the Conflict in Ukraine(blog.1password.com)
5 points by piskov 5y ago|3 comments
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by piskov 5y ago
It’s been days since 1password removed the app from Russian app stores. This blog post was supposed to address this. There’s an elephant missing in the room: no mention of the app removal whatsoever. > If you’re an existing customer in R
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1Password is no longer on Russian App store
4 points by piskov 5y ago|0 comments
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by piskov 5y ago
One should take this with a grain of salt. For now, it’s only a rumor. And it may stay that way because there’re a lot of domestic software in Russia as well: you cannot legalize piracy without hurting your own IT. The same was with IT indu
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by piskov 5y ago
And how are you supposed to buy crypto in this case? :-)
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by piskov 5y ago
Sanctions were imposed on 6(?) banks, not on entire banking system. Even swift works with any other russian bank.
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by piskov 5y ago
Also it remains to be seen what will happen with online payments to orgs How one should pay for VPN or VPS, for example
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by piskov 5y ago
Do (до) is basically “till” Svidaniye (Свидание) has several meanings: - most common modern single-word usage is for date as in “romantic date” - archaic is for “meeting” that remained in this goodbye form. So “do svidaniya” is literally fo
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by piskov 5y ago
There were some (lost?) patent disputes afterwards which could have an impact on openess.
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by piskov 5y ago
Macs support NTFS in read-only mode out of the box. For writing you need tools like Paragon NTFS.
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by piskov 5y ago
Considering the userbase, everyone formats using NTFS (if they want files more than 4GB), so it’s de facto standard due to the sheer quantity. ExFat is great cross-option, though, without the limitations of fat32.
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by piskov 6y ago
Unfortunately, like I said, all that I’ve found was about cancer, not metabolism or different cognitive functions, so: > Really would like to see studies about possible impact on that. Until then, just to be safe, I try not use any bluet
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by piskov 6y ago
Does that news include minimal distance between the body and the emmiter? Check the FCC, SAR, W/Kg etc. Not that you push cell tower or your wifi router against your head, isn’t it?

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