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901.
by snitko 16y ago
Well, how am I supposed to know if he's genuine, I'm not his psychoanalyst. And I don't think it matters. I don't see how he can change anything - that's the problem.
902.
by snitko 16y ago
That is probably one of the most correct stereotypes about Russians. For example almost no one ever saves money here. Nor in the banks, neither under the pillow.
903.
by snitko 16y ago
If you listen carefully to this interview and others, you'll only hear he says he's going to fight corruption, but he doesn't say how. Politicians are usually all like this in any country, though. I listen a lot to Obama's speeches and inte
904.
by snitko 16y ago
Трактор уже купил? :)
905.
by snitko 16y ago
That's a popular point here. Many think they're just grabbing as much as they can while they can. I don't know. Maybe it's true, but it seems to me it would be quite a task to run and hide later. It may be easier to stay and secure the envi
906.
by snitko 16y ago
That is to say, eliminating corruption is a dangerous and a difficult task. Someone really smart should be working on it. I can tell by the speeches they're not doing it at all right now.
907.
by snitko 16y ago
As a Russian I'm, of course, concerned about it. Almost every intelligent young person under 30s here believes that the system is really broken. However we don't see any changes and I've been puzzled why. Theoretically, even the most egoist
908.
by snitko 16y ago
See, the problem is, we don't want to hear that. We want to hear "do it for god's sake" or "stop dreaming, you're a looser". The latter would motivate even more. But not that it's okay. It's not. If it was, I'd be doing something else.
909.
by snitko 16y ago
Wow, that's unexpectedly neat. I don't know if there's a market, but I think, probably, it should be there for such a thing.
910.
by snitko 16y ago
Worth reading because of this phrase: This is a bit like writing some code, and then not testing it because you really don't want to discover that its buggy.
911.
by snitko 16y ago
If we start thinking about what archaeologists will be able to find after us, then I think we're probably done.
912.
by snitko 16y ago
I don't see any reason for printed books to exist anymore. They're more expensive to produce, they are not environmental friendly and it takes time to go out and buy them or to deliver them. I think it's almost the same as with printed phot
913.
by snitko 16y ago
I have a question though. Suppose I wrote a book. How do I start promoting and selling it? How do I put a kindle version of it on Amazon?
914.
by snitko 16y ago
It's an interesting question. Unfortunately it's not always up to us. I found out that I cannot control my ups and downs and that if I could (meaning, that I could have a steady rhythm of work every day) then I would accomplish a lot more.
915.
by snitko 16y ago
I have a feeling I am, because I speak english fluently. Although I'm not truly bilingual: I started learning english when I was 4, but it was not the language I spoke, but rather the language I studied. I also don't feel that's such a huge
916.
by snitko 16y ago
There's a already an iPhone app that shows you the metro map, your current position on it and the shortest route to you destination.
917.
by snitko 16y ago
Rails developer with good frontend & web-design skills. Resume here: http://snitko.ru/cv.html Willing to relocate to US. Currently have a great job here, so only interested in on-site relocation offers.
918.
by snitko 16y ago
Could you share a link?
919.
by snitko 16y ago
Could it be, they wondered, that the children who suffer most from bad environments also profit the most from good ones? While reading this article, I was wondering could it also be a reverse of that and why researches did not mention or
920.
by snitko 16y ago
Thank you so much! I've been seeking this for months.
921.
by snitko 16y ago
I'm really sorry if it's a bit of an off-topic, but this thread seems like a good place to ask: anyone remembers this long and interesting multi-pages document (was posted on HN) about how prices on air tickets are calculated and how all th
922.
Bananas: ip addresses & spam management for Rails(github.com)
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923.
by snitko 16y ago
Nice checklist. I will use it sometime.
924.
by snitko 16y ago
That's interesting. You should make the sentence about the reason to use this lib bold or put it in the subtitle of the post: As such we’re able to spec out the service contract and data format at the beginning of a project and develop the
925.
by snitko 16y ago
I'm glad to hear this happens to someone else, haha. For me the biggest challenge was not to release the product though, but to keep working on it when no one is using it yet. Anyway, I think it's basically the same question of motivation.
926.
by snitko 16y ago
It's very disappointing to find the author didn't mention greedy matchers. Consider the difference: >> s = "hello world, I love you world" >> s.sub(/(.*?)world/, '\1universe') => "hello universe, I love you world
927.
by snitko 16y ago
oh, nothing particular at the moment. Besides, I think it's okay to ditch something you don't truly like even if you have nothing else.
928.
by snitko 16y ago
Exactly. Almost a year ago I was considering the same idea. I talked to many people, some of them thought the idea was good. But then I talked to a friend of mine (she was all supportive, btw) and mentioned that I didn't feel right about th
929.
by snitko 16y ago
It's interesting of course and looks cute, but why would anyone do this?
930.
by snitko 16y ago
If you don't want this to turn into a marketplace for squatters, you should really set some ground rules. For example, you may say that people can't post domain names that they're selling for more than $100. That's just one thing, there are

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