sto_hristo

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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Unify mobile and desktop. Mobile hardware can run loads that required actual desktops 5-10 years in the past. For everyday use, especially office and productivity work, mobile hardware goes beyond capable. But it's limited by the handi
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
/rant The disparity between platforms and platforms within the same family is pretty (ipados and ios) much at its most extreme. I really hate the state of things we're at. I compare it to having different html and css for differen
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Might be worth taking a look at ProseMirror - it's fully modular and you can put it together by yourself - it's the ultimate in flexibility.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Alright. Let me make myself pink and lovable: Russians are peace-loving democratic modern people that have a well developed civilization based on equal rights, laws, accountability, and intertwined checks and balances. They know no such thi
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Maybe it's because this site knows what actually racism is, unlike you.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
And what about the aliens? Tell us about aliens and how they played poor and innocent Putin into launching a "liberation special military operation in Nazi Ukraine."
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
I use google sheets :D because of the flexibility it offers. It's accessible everywhere already, works good on mobile, so you don't have to haul laptops/tablets when cooking/shopping. If i need extra notes on some ingred
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
How so? And it's not a mindset or an opinion, but a fact a life. They dig, they sell and that just about a summary of their existence. USSR was the same. Once the Arab countries dropped the prices for a while, the whole thing shook and
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
You have to realize that Western tech and known-how is at the center of any of those "good at" oil and gas exporters - who can only dig at best.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Only the future is now and we already live in it. Nuclear power is already the most superior source of energy. Just keep the comrades away from it and we'll be safe and sound.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
A lot of innocent civilians die in the process of toppling any eternal psychopathic dictator with firm grip on their country. The bloodbath of WW2 could have been completely avoided if Hitler was simply allowed to take a bunch of countries
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Try the Vietnam proxy war. And any sensible and rational being with non-zero knowledge of Iraq and Saddam's transgressions against humanity should support the Iraq war which was all about toppling him. Since you're clearly not one
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
All i'm getting from China is cheap disposable garbage. The rest is made in the West and merely packaged in China, because robots have not been developed enough to put phone in box on their own, and nobody wants to do this job.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Iraq war while justified by wrong evidence, it was a necessity. Saddam did use WMDs on Kurdish villages - he bombed them with Sarin gas - that is HAVING WMDs. It has nothing to do with imperialism as i don't see any annexations made by
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Power density of the atom is unmatched by anything currently by a wide margin. It's a pure fact of measurable and confirmed science. Arguing against that is arguing against objective reality itself and that makes you medically insane.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Post written before the sanctions on Putin and Lavrov were implemented. Nevertheless, killing continues. And now China is getting in the mood for some exercises. Around Taiwan. Gotta get fit for that hot summer that is coming. But that is n
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
So basically Russia said: We will murder you if you don something we don't like. This clearly calls for an economic sanction against <some random guy that brushed elbows with Putin once>.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
When i do my periodic refresh runs c++, i often question myself - why i'm bothering with it? C++ seems more about programming c++ itself than programming against the actual problem. At which point i reason that if i ever need to go nat
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
As a kid in the kindergarten, we were miserable commies and there wasn't heating all the time in the winter. I vividly remember how one time our "caregiver" round us up in a semicircle around her and she started mumbling how
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
> False. I bet the vast majority of content available online is now (think of pics and short videos) created on smartphones. The actual main point he was making is that you can't use the device to create things for the device, thing
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
It's ridiculous that you can run full blown OSes in your device inside a VM, but you can't do it on metal, because you're device is locked so much.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
So if your wife (a buffer between you and loneliness) wants to leave you, you get to beat her up into submission, because she's not free-minded human being that is entitled to her own choices? What a fine Russian president you'll
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Russia already invaded Ukraine and conquered land. Now it's coming back for more using the same tactics they used for Crimea, but with a twist here and there and on larger scale. No one wants to deal with Russia, have anything to do wi
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
But not just any democracy. Their own understanding of democracy. The one that takes cultural and regional sophistication into account :wink::wink:. That is why DPRK is a true democracy, because it's their own. You know, if 2+2=4 doesn
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Yes it is. It helped me discover the "New mac smell" candle. It improved my life and helped me reach perfect nirvana well before the 40-45 hours if its burn time. This message has been written from across the Universe at the Heave
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Try Node, if you're into JS, gets you off pretty fast. When i first started learning Java EE (actual EE, not Spring), it did feel overwhelming. It is objectively complex. The learning curve is steep and intimidating, but so is anything
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
You must write popular, agreeable, and very politically correct posts that everyone will have no other option but to up vote.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Just because there is no documented case, that doesn't imply impossibility. Your hard science doesn't prove contaminated surfaces to be safe and until that happens, people with common sense make the correct assumption that such su
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
I'm pretty fine with that. I'm also fine with taking driving rights away from people caught driving drunk.

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