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by sz4kerto 10y ago
Elon Musk probably understands this, as in the other half of his days, he's running SpaceX that can successfully return first stages in one piece.
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by sz4kerto 10y ago
InfluxDB _seems_ to be less stable, and also their monetization strategy might not appeal to some. I also appreciate the pull-style operation more and more (vs. the push-based operation of InfluxDB).
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by sz4kerto 10y ago
You can escape from this it you want. I'm mostly on ketogenic diet now, no sugar whatsoever and only minimal carbs-- I'm just leaving for a 20k run, and most probably I won't be hungry when I return.
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by sz4kerto 10y ago
There are other stuff you can store on the left/right sides, especially when it's a documentation site. Typically a nice hierarchical ToC.
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by sz4kerto 10y ago
Oh no. It pops up a quick menu when I select text, like Medium. The problem is that I'm constantly selecting the lines I'm reading. :( Edit: Also, it's extremely narrow. On my 32" 4K display, 70% of the screen is empty.
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by sz4kerto 10y ago
Really? All of my dev tools support scaling.
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by sz4kerto 10y ago
Why would keto be a bad idea? Genuine question. A friend of mine just run a 54k mountain track (2600m elevation) after 7 months keto. I have barely eaten carbs for 2 weeks now, and just cycled 120 km two days ago.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Don't mix up data and map design. Google maps is great because the data is unique, but I personally prefer other designs and think that Google Maps has very bad UX.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Look at Here maps. It is a much better designed map, from a cartography perspective.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Note: Ben Graham wrote about all these decades ago. (It doesn't make this article less true, etc. -- just if you're interested in these basic rules of investing, then read 'The Intelligent Investor'.)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
This is true for every single popular OS though -- Windows, iOS, Android. Not that it's good, just that's the reality.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
My potential use case: run the IDE on the host (Windows UI is fast, font rendering is great), but use git, etc. from the Linux command line (to get file permissions, etc. right).
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I can confirm that you can run (at least some) GUI apps if you start an X server on Windows (like Xming, etc.), and export DISPLAY.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Yes.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Ah, I hoped it's about the game.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Nice article, but I don't find anything unintuitive about what it says.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
What about file permissions? If I can develop on a native IDE running on Windows and share files with a Linux VM (or anything running Docker) without screwing up file permissions, then I'm on.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Bash can be _extremely_ cryptic as well, we just learned it over time. Look at awk :)
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> The script was 11 lines long (vs 3 lines in Python), it was harder to read and understand. Note that this might be true for one script, and the opposite might be true for another script. Something is saner in bash, something is better
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
OneNote stores the notebooks in simple files -- sharing is done through Onedrive. It's very-very unlikely that suddenly and without warning Microsoft 1) encodes your notebooks in some unreadable format 2) stops the service.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Uh, this might be true for simple programs, but please try and debug complex race conditions with console.logs. It doesn't work very well.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> I honestly think that Electron is the future of desktop software I like your software but this statement makes me sad -- it's really not a great situation where a desktop software is written in a language that's not exactly g
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Can some Docker employee explain how are file permissions going to work on Windows? For me, that's the biggest pain (on Win).
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
I think I have a rusty, almost 5 year old PC lying around. It has an Intel i7-2600K overclocked to 4.6 GHz, 24 GB RAM, 240G SSD and a Radeon 6950 GPU that can run most games well in fHD. Most of the machines Apple sells are actually slower
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
One of my friend is not particularly well off, to say the least. Until a month or so ago he had been using a HTC Desire that he got for free from somebody. He used email, mapping, alarm clock, calendar, instant messaging. On a 5 year old ph
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
> A single standalone class is equivalent to a basic struct passed to functions. Not exactly -- a struct is equivalent to a class with public fields. If you have a non-anemic model class then you can guarantee that the object's stat
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
3800 lines of code is an extremely small program. OO can help when you have a large business project, large team with people, some of whom are possibly not great coders. Showing that one single person can write a small procedural program th
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Without reading the article: it looks like it casts exec to a function pointer with void return type and no arguments, and calls it. (Disclaimer: I'm paid for writing Java :( )
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Uh, the comparison with Jira is really odd. Especially that the stuff that it lists as the negatives of Jira are actually the _strengths_ of Jira. Jira is unopinionated, you can basically do everything what you want with it.
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by sz4kerto 11y ago
Reverse your thinking. Think of a business that's dependent on MSSQL -- now they can run in on Linux, and also, they won't need to think about DB server migration. Many businesses are gravitating towards Linux on the server for ma

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