senjindarashiva

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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   I would not really see the need or have any practical way of doing that since most if not all of my medical costs is tax subsidised. But as this varies depending on where you live id definitely be open to it if there was a need
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   Basically twitter, I mainly follow a few news outlets that I consider reasonably accurate and that don't spam there feeds with irrelevant stuff.
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   Maybe a bit late to the party but id recommend reading How to live life on 24 hours a day by Arnold Bennett ( http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2274 ). It's helped me a lot with the same issue. The main idea is to en
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   Thanks for linking my post (the [1]), Id like to add an issue to this though. A few of the latest updates (0.11 seems to have been the fastest so far) to Hugo have made the build time significantly slower, moving it closer to Jekyll. I&#x27
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   Id recommend the Dell xps13 developer editions, I've been using the first version for a bit more then a year now, being extremely satisfied. And the only issue I ran into, a broken power supply was replaced within 24 hours due to the p
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   I kind of get your point however I believe that the inconvenience of having to make decisions based on actual information is preferable to implicitly trusting any country or company that the store chooses to use, especially in the IT case w
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   Is the "required to seek active consent" actualy a bad outcome? From a customer point of view it seems better than "I assumend you wanted me to do x" regardless of what x is
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   As a eurpean I can't help but feel like this is a step to move the internet away from only "adhereing" to US "law" which would be nice change.
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   by senjindarashiva 11y ago

   Most of my daily work involves the type of scripting you mention, granted we do have some bigger projects as well but we spend most of our time making small scripts. I work for a small "analysis house" (finance sector)
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    Actually works reasonably well on Linux as well using https://github.com/xybu/onedrive-d
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    Currently I am using http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/index... And there is some degree of variation between different sources, for example this is the NOKSEK exchange rate from yah
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    I'm working on a exchange rate tracker, currently for Swedes working in Norway. Basically the idea is to setup alerts on favorable rates and deliver them via mail. https://svenskpeng.nu/ (in Swedish) if it catches on I
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    Looks interesting, and I'll definitely keep an eye on it. However as feedback I prefer it if webpages (especially aimed at devs) work at least to some degree without JavaScript , currently I get a blank page until I enable JavaScript.
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    Last time I checked mercurial has better windows-support and tooling. And since the concepts generally is the same they should have no issue learning git later on if the need it. http://tortoisehg.bitbucket.org/
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    Once solution could be to audit a course at your local university, even though it's probably going to be focused on the academic side I believe that a strong understanding of the underlying principles always helps. I think that MIT has
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    I am using https://www.fastmail.com with great results. They do have some features in there interface to ease the transition like being able to both send and receive mail from your old address directly from there interface.
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    by senjindarashiva 11y ago

    Bittorrent sync https://www.getsync.com/ would be another alternative
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    by senjindarashiva 12y ago

    I definitely agree at least with the xps13 part however Id recommend against the Dev edition, or at least depending on where you are buying it. When I bought mine (the old one) the "regular" same hardware version cost the same as
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    by senjindarashiva 12y ago

    I will definitely give that a try, the reason that I've left them out however is my previous bad experience with keeping them in sync across systems. That issue might be lessened considerably here though due to both the size of the pr
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    Ask HN: Version control for large amount of small projects?

    1 points by senjindarashiva 12y ago|3 comments
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    by senjindarashiva 12y ago

    I currently use a Dell XPS 13, which I choose over a MBA and I am very pleased with the hardware which since it is the "top" model beats the MBA on basicly every point. Especialy the screen resolution.
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    by senjindarashiva 12y ago

    After trying Jekyll I decided to move on, this lead me to http://hugo.spf13.com/ which had the benefit of higer speed of generation as well as a more logical file structure. I also have the benefit of being a single binary