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   How does Facebook disable the browser's integrated Developer Tools?(stackoverflow.com)

   4 points by sakopov 10y ago|3 comments
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   The Overview Effect(techinsider.io)

   1 points by sakopov 10y ago|0 comments
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   Kasita: tiny prefab home-as-a-service for post-land urbanism(youtube.com)

   2 points by sakopov 10y ago|0 comments
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   by sakopov 10y ago

   Posted this story when it came out a week ago but it got no traction. [1] This is quite exciting but as far as I understand we are not quite there in terms of technology to reach it within my lifetime. [1] https://news.ycombinato
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   by sakopov 10y ago

   "Instead, the paradoxical key to true happiness seems to be accepting unhappiness - not forcing yourself to feel how you don't." I don't know about that. The key to true happiness is accepting that happiness is the path
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   Spooky Action at a Distance: The Strange Science of Radionics(popularmechanics.com)

   1 points by sakopov 10y ago|0 comments
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   Earth-like planet around Proxima Centauri discovered(phys.org)

   3 points by sakopov 10y ago|0 comments
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   by sakopov 10y ago

   Jason Silva put it quite nicely in one of his videos [1]: > The very same quality that make us these majestic creatures that soar above the heavens and transcend their boundaries has made us perpetually dissatisfied, neurotic beings livi
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   by sakopov 10y ago

   I see your point. However, a shitty surgeon would likely kill someone which would terminate his/her practice. A shitty programmer would keep making shitty software until the day he/she retires. Having said that I do agree that a s
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    This guy [1] made it across the US on a bike with no cash by simply dumpster-diving and eating nearly fresh fruits and veggies thrown away by grocery stores. Here [2] he is dumpster-diving in San Diego. It's amazing how much foods gets
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    I've gone through 2 generations of XPS laptops. The build quality has just never been there. The casing is flimsy. The battery life degrades significantly after 6 months. The charger cord falls out of the charger port. They also seem t
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Here is a great interview with Joe Rogan (yeah, i know) where Alex shares information about his climbs and free soloing in general. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OusYaNWBy08
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Exactly what I was thinking. Not sure this article is making much sense. Google's cloud business alone is lightyears ahead of anything Yahoo! was ever capable of.
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    Unbroken Ground(vimeo.com)

    1 points by sakopov 10y ago|0 comments
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    I read articles like this and always find it fascinating that none of them suggest simply stop doing what you do for work (or at least limit to a certain extent) and enjoy other things in life. You want to have a healthy life? Get away from
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Actually Everest isn't technically difficult to climb. There are more challenging and dangerous ascents like K2 and Anapurna. More people die on Everest because a lot of adventure companies will take you up without much prior experienc
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Serilog is great. I use it together with LibLog [1] which is a fantastic library that allows you to swap between logging libraries by abstracting all of them and automatically discovering via reflection which one is being used. I used it to
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    After living in the US for nearly 2 decades I am still amazed at the fact that Americans belittle and make fun of people who are experts in certain fields and go as far as calling them names. When I was a kid in USSR I participated in a clu
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Precisely. Reminds me of Skolkovo which ended up being a huge money laundering scheme instead of a high technology innovation center.
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Ditto. That's the only reason i clicked on the link.
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Flask - Nancy SqlAlchemy - EntityFramework, nHibernate Deployment - AppVeyor (cloud), TeamCity/OctopusDeploy (self-hosted) Having said that, there is probably very little reason unless you're just doing it out of pure interest.
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    I'm not sure I'm on the bandwagon that believes that commingling JS, CSS and HTML into a single "component" is a great thing. I just don't understand...
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Not a total pussy because these areas are sketchy or because you'd be paying a high price?
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    > After a computer-simulated house tour, he recently paid $1.13 million for a 24th-floor one-bedroom at Pierce Boston, a 30-story geometric glass tower now rising near Fenway Park that will open in 2018. > As a condo owner, he will ha
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Is anyone on here buying shares?
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    Simulation Hypothesis(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by sakopov 10y ago|0 comments
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Interesting. This looks like NuGet on steroids.
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    How YouTubers discovered a tingling sensation nobody knew existed(mashable.com)

    6 points by sakopov 10y ago|1 comments
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    I think the first time I've witnessed the Milky Way was only 3 years ago at 27. Ever since than I'd often grab my DSLR and drive a couple of hours in the middle of the night outside the city limits to shoot the stars. Quite frankl
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    by sakopov 10y ago

    Ah the Canaries! Met a lot of folks from there when i was on my last adventure a few years ago. What an awesome start, man! If you're going to be in Spain in July/August hit me up. My email's in the profile. Good luck and enj