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by szatkus 6y ago
If anything Finnish is much easier than Japanese for Europeans.
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by szatkus 6y ago
https://twitter.com/q3k/status/1322949727600680962/photo/1 I'm wondering what -1 could mean in that context.
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The global movement to restore nature's biodiversity(ted.com)
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by szatkus 6y ago
With over one million polling booths it was about 3 booths per a square kilometer.
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by szatkus 6y ago
Most journalists knows at least their native language and English. So when they need something to write about, it's easy to import some problems from English-speaking nations.
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by szatkus 6y ago
In the end when properties are missing I usually use an interface and click "Implement all missing fields and methods" anyway. Modern Java would be good enough for solving this problem. I could agree that error message with inform
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by szatkus 6y ago
Does Proton have ability to convert x86 code to aarch64?
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by szatkus 6y ago
I was surprised how many things for Java just works in VSCode. Just few more features and I can see people leaving IntelliJ for that.
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by szatkus 6y ago
According to CrackWatch there are at least 1025 exceptions.
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That's just Python classes.
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by szatkus 6y ago
It should be easy to detect. You usually don't mix different alphabets in a single word.
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by szatkus 6y ago
I don't know about tax laws on Barbados, but usually you need to pay income tax in a country where you spend more than half of a year. Just the fact that you rent a flat for a year is enough for an revenue authority to start an investi
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by szatkus 6y ago
Depends what you want to achive. With wire transfers there's usually (always?) info about amount and last few digits of the account you're transfering money to on your 2FA provider.
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by szatkus 6y ago
VerbalExpressions Not for short regular expressions, but if you need to write longer ones you probably would want to use it.
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by szatkus 6y ago
Is it USA thing or something more common? Seems like technical people around me change firmware with no problem. I only heard that some phones have limits, after which you can't reflash a firmware.
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by szatkus 6y ago
Yes, it's the most popular driver for PostgreSQL in Python.
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by szatkus 6y ago
You can install gitlab-runner package on your own machine and register the instance in the Gitlab. It will be seen in the Gitlab panel next to all other runners.
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by szatkus 6y ago
Thanks. Fun fact: I've just typed a random problem into Duck and selected the first result from StackOverflow. The top answer is at 238 right now. Then I checked it in archive.org at random points at time and it seems that reputation g
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Ask HN: Do you have any kind of “strategy” for StackOverflow questions?
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by szatkus 6y ago
Do you have any rule of thumb for that? Like, I have 1000 LOCs, how many lines of spec I could except for that code?
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by szatkus 6y ago
Seems like modern Python or TypeScript are close to sweet spot for typed code. You don't need to set types for everything, but just enough to get checks from a compiler in most important places (at least for TS, tooling for Python is s
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by szatkus 6y ago
Seems like at least one company solved this problem. I have Asus TUF monitor (I don't remember exact model, but they should be similar) and LED indicator is almost unnoticable at night, but enough to see if the monitor is on. [0] http
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by szatkus 6y ago
It's quite a challenge to find a GPU that could run GNOME smoothly. I remember that few years ago there was a flag that magically fixed the issue (at least on Intel iGPU), but they removed in one update. Then I switched to KDE and turn
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by szatkus 6y ago
I usually test whatever subset of code could be tested with less than about a dozen of test cases. If it's larger then test logical parts of it with mocks in the leaves. For small projects it could be usually a single controller with o
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by szatkus 6y ago
Non-NT Windows didn't support memory protection. That's the main reason why it was much more stable. Programming on Windows 98 was a nightmare. If you, for example, went too far with your `i++` you could've crashed the system
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by szatkus 6y ago
Only if you use just a mouse. Usually I'll just hit a windows key, type a keyword related to whatever I'm looking for and it's there.
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by szatkus 6y ago
Thanks, I was wondering why Mozilla stopped developing Shumway few years ago.
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For lazies: super-symmetry.
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Probably he based his opinion on speed of progress. In 2006 you could buy Core 2 Duo at 3.0GHz. Modern processor at 4.5GHz would be maybe just 3 times faster in normal, every day, single thread use which seems like a lot, but isn't too
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by szatkus 6y ago
TSMC 7nm and Intel 7nm are completely different things. At this point it's unknown how Intel's 7nm process is going to better/worse than TSMC counter-part. For sure 10nm was a disaster, but the next one doesn't have to b

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