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by szatkus 8y ago
Are you sure? I checked the site of my local UT and it seems it's not free for non-EU residents (1200-1600 euro per semester).
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by szatkus 8y ago
Because 10nm is horribly delayed. Skylake was going to be replaced by Cannon Lake, but instead they introduced bunch of Skylake's flavours (and one horrible chip based on Cannon Lake which was just a marketing stunt).
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by szatkus 8y ago
Depends on how visible it is.
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by szatkus 8y ago
I usually write down styles to some kind of Notepad and then rewrite it to sass. At the beginning it was annoying, because I was forgetting that my css will be reloaded, but I got used to it.
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by szatkus 8y ago
I've used react-scripts for a few months. I have no idea how old it is, but it's pretty good. Maybe automatic reload isn't always working, but I can just reload the whole page if something is off and it's instantaneous.
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by szatkus 8y ago
Ironically it's more robust than most of sites I see on the internet.
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by szatkus 8y ago
I understood that the issue is her relationship. The article is very vague, but there are clues between sentences.
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by szatkus 8y ago
I see it in Europe. Probably affected by your browser and/or extensions.
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by szatkus 8y ago
No way. There are enough of chinese gamedevs which can fuel the ecosystem easily.
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by szatkus 8y ago
I once spent an evening reading and watching wise people on the internet to find out where is difference between unit tests and integration tests. It's really fuzzy and depends on a source. There's no agreement what is "unit&
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by szatkus 8y ago
If you're talking about emulating browser requests by tests you are already at integration tests territory.
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by szatkus 8y ago
Doesn't Estonia have highest percentage of technical workers in Europe?
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by szatkus 8y ago
I guess that PyPy could directly compile only RPython (subset of Python) so it could be a bit of hassle to get proper code :)
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by szatkus 8y ago
That's Charlie. Too sensationalist to get it serious. Too reliable to ignore. Semiaccurate.
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by szatkus 8y ago
In '90s there were also Pegasus and others which were just terrible clones of NES.
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Integers and Estimates(blog.cleancoder.com)
2 points by szatkus 8y ago|0 comments
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MH17: Russia 'liable' for downing airliner over Ukraine(bbc.com)
11 points by szatkus 8y ago|3 comments
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by szatkus 8y ago
Wait, since when Apple sells servers?
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by szatkus 9y ago
When I was in London many parts of the underground was elevated, so I guess it works for them as well.
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by szatkus 9y ago
In Poland social insurance is lower as a contractor. Also taxes for someone with high income (linear scale).
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by szatkus 9y ago
Not GP, but I'd like to share my perspective. Apple creates their products for a specific customer (which covers most of population looking at its popularity among people, who have enough money to buy their products), but not for me. U
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by szatkus 9y ago
Poznań, Poland 1.1.1.1: ~17ms (the first one took 179ms, but after that it's pretty fast) 8.8.8.8: ~16ms
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by szatkus 9y ago
I noticed that at least in Polish if you translated the question word by word it would look like the latter. Google polish translation is even worse, it's about renting (like an apartment).
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by szatkus 9y ago
I get new items on RSS everyday.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Looks like people really want ClipArts back.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Considering that Haskell type system is much more advanced than others (Java or C++ for example) I think it's a lot.
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by szatkus 9y ago
It was for me. On both Win10 and Ubuntu. Fx 57 was a game changer.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Not possible in short term. Many sites freak out when accessed with non-standard useragent.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Makes sense. In Europe all smartphones I had had FM Radio application. It requires headphones, but it works.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Oh, so you can run it in BlueStack as well?

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