tomaszs

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by tomaszs 6y ago
Is it only me or a gov that during a pandemic that will cause a lots of lost jobs giving back 50 euro to bicycle owners is a new level of rudiculesness?
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by tomaszs 7y ago
With different agreement. Less perks and probably you need to pay for some stuff on your own. To sum it up sometimes they earn less
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by tomaszs 7y ago
It was caused mostly by the way MSOffice access was delivered to VBA at that time. And maybe also by VBA itself. Cannot remember. Anywho. VB standalone was pretty decent. Nice you have the library. Its part of the history
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Limited resources are what drives creativity and art. I also think understanding of programming is better of persons who had this background
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by tomaszs 7y ago
I have written a 3D engine in Turbo Pascal. There was a castle you was able to walk through. It was fascinating because all calculation has to be done manually including figuring all the math to figure out where to plot a 3D point on a scre
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by tomaszs 7y ago
I know one question to ask at the beginning of a technical interview: what is the point? Tech interview gives no information about a candidate, his knowledge or skills. Its a horrible horrible idea to do it.
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by tomaszs 7y ago
I treat Npm packages like a JavaScript and PHP. There was a need and it was done. In the short run it is good enough. But in the long run it may become complicated. For example what about essencial packages that wont be maintained anymore?
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8 is Greater Than 10(medium.com)
1 points by tomaszs 7y ago|0 comments
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Should BEM Used with Angular?(medium.com)
2 points by tomaszs 7y ago|0 comments
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Thanks for the plugin. I dont know about other countries, but here in Poland we receive SMSes with crucial informations. So there is no need to read all the time about it. Unfortunately it is very hard to read anything else these days. This
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8 things I learned during a quarantine(medium.com)
1 points by tomaszs 7y ago|0 comments
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by tomaszs 7y ago
It only proves Google is unpredictable. And this is also a sad reality. I often see "my" Google is better adjusted to find some answers but extremely lame at 90% of other queries. Ps. Quotation marks help in some degree. But the r
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by tomaszs 7y ago
I see it that way: people tried to get exposure with Google finding ways to do it. For example by exchanging links. Was it bad people Exchanged links? No. Was it used by spammers? Yes, also. Did Google decide to punish it? Yes. Who is hurt?
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Some years ago when i wanted to search for something, my only concern was to guess how it may be written dont on a page, so Google can find it for me. I could click next as long as i needed. I could refine query to get better results. But n
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Good point. But also currently research requires expensive equipment, interdisciplinary cooperation. It all takes money. So its true. Throwing money at a problem does not solve it. But its not possible even for a brightest people do the res
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Of course cancer is not one thing. But the truth is research with the little money we spend on it, is very advanced if you take almost any cancer into account. What is missing is money to push these efforts into final results.
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Yes - Army had impact on development. War - didnt. Even if we discuss research caused by wars i am 100% sure these would be made a lots faster without an actual war. And also - its natural army attracts some bright minds because sometimes o
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by tomaszs 7y ago
It was a figure of speech. Still my way is valid
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Lets spend 1% of what we spend on wars and smartphones - on science. We wont have flu, cancers, fever and pandemics after 5 years. Its shameful our high level civilization is threatened by a primitive virus. We will now spend 100 times more
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Its easy. 1kk numbers fit almost whole 1MB. So most of the numbers from the range will be there if we assume normal distribution. So we need to compress the data first in a way we can still count it. So we take a sinus function and mark mul
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Very well written article. But i dont agree you should always rely on someone elses solutions. I think we went too far with it. Too many dependencies is as bad as duplicating code. Also i would add that sometimes solving problems with softw
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by tomaszs 7y ago
This is a little bit more truthworthy. But still there is no sources, Just opinions. By sources i mean documents. Legislative documents. They can be interpreted in various ways based on who reads them
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by tomaszs 7y ago
It is a long article without any sources
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by tomaszs 7y ago
I am working on a web tool to track numbers and count them. For example: smoken cigarettes, or eaten callories etc. The idea is to make it extremely easy to use. So that people can track progress of various things they are up to
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by tomaszs 7y ago
This article is a clickbait. The title tells about sushi parasites, but there is no such thing.
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Thanks. I dont see there any anomaly. Just one higher spike and than normal transfer. So... There is no increase?
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Lately i was looking for internet transfer data for last, say, 60 days per day to confirm / reject claim transfer is higher now in Europe. But couldnt find it. And broken Google results does not help much. Do you know of any of such re
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Change WiFi name to stop coronavirus spread(twitter.com)
3 points by tomaszs 7y ago|0 comments
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They shared Coronavirus research results for free to boost finding a cure(biorxiv.org)
2 points by tomaszs 7y ago|0 comments
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by tomaszs 7y ago
Poland ans Lithuania was a union. Maybe it has something to do with it. We are like brothers and sisters

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