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by tomaszs 5y ago
What I find work best for storing data is a regular USB drive. With no software like Lightroom, no NAS. Just a disc, you move data with a regular file manager. You don't get all the cool features, but process is pretty safe and you don
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by tomaszs 5y ago
You are right, i think this title is better: AirBnB will pay hosts for accomodation for 20k refugees. Anyways great initiative.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
The title is a fake news. The same goes for the article on sciencemag and conclusions of the research. Researchers did not prove that vaccines cause higher risk.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
In our society programming is only for young people. You always have to have a backup plan for job when you will be older. Mine is olympics games.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
The proper title should be: "Airbnb will ask hosts to offer accomodation" It is great initiative but Airbnb does not own locations .
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by tomaszs 5y ago
Exactly. It is ok to compete but announcing your competitor project is dead to promote your own, it is a little sketchy to say the least.
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World premiere of light breakers with perovskite cells(www-fxmag-pl.translate.goog)
3 points by tomaszs 5y ago|0 comments
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by tomaszs 5y ago
I was considering to use Amazon Fulfillment for Summon The JSON decks. However, it occurred to be very expensive. My customers are fine to wait a couple of days. They can also choose fast manufacturing, to get decks faster. I don't fel
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by tomaszs 5y ago
Especially if we consider over 50 000 patents Google holds. They even tried to patent ANS compression that was made free for everyone by Jarosław Duda.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
But still it is free
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A breakthrough in the fight against Covid-19(slaskibiznes.pl)
2 points by tomaszs 5y ago|3 comments
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by tomaszs 5y ago
What is the difference really. The company bought patents from an another company that maybe wanted to use them, or used them, and sold them They put work into them. Apple, one of the largest patent holders in the world, is telling it don&#
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by tomaszs 5y ago
There is an obvious internal conflict of interest in Google. Donation based app being banned are a result of that conflict of interest. But this is just a tip of an iceberg. While sometimes Google does something to patch the issue, it can n
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by tomaszs 5y ago
Just a month ago I was talking with a person that told it is impossible to use SQL in the frontend. It is a great project and I hope one day we will be able to use it in production.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
The first fintech solution I love
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by tomaszs 5y ago
Great thought experiment. I also wished it would be possible to code in Javascript without thinking about asynchronous stuff. It should be possible theoretically.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
I use flashcards to note down most important things I want to remember while scanning the subject. Than I take a flashcard and deepen the knowledge about the part of the subject. That is why I have created Summon The JSON. Flashcards boost
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by tomaszs 5y ago
This is the single reason why I could not live in the US. Each time I'd receive such bill, even when insured, I'd have a heart attack. How can people in the US think about anything else? It is so daunting and depressing from my po
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by tomaszs 5y ago
Maybe we have red entirely different articles. Because the one linked contains whole section indicating the method has limitations and they don't try to establish any causal effect. For me the study is interesting because I observe the
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by tomaszs 5y ago
I have heard about it. And wanted to try it out. Now I am preparing posts with CSS tips on a phone. It is possible to learn the big three on a mobile.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
The Google snippet is than completely messed up. It looked like he was an editor
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by tomaszs 5y ago
I like that with the emerge of Summon The JSON flashcards become more popular. It is a great way to ease the stress of learning and have some fun with it
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Google bug causes an editor to receive death threats(twitter.com)
14 points by tomaszs 5y ago|5 comments
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by tomaszs 5y ago
Dave Lynam (the person) is totally correct. Stripping organisational features is against UX.
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by tomaszs 5y ago
The same goes for Google Photos. Instead of providing folders and other organisational features known for human kind for thousands of years, Google removes them. But not only to use search for pleasure. It is also to train their neural netw
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by tomaszs 5y ago
It makes sense. On the other hand pharmaceutical companies make mistakes also, just on a bigger scale. Also I imagine that when it will be easier to set up insulin small scale production, than more scientists will be able to do innovate and
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by tomaszs 5y ago
I think your application is awesome. Also, that some people here in comments are offensive and don't understand really what being an introvert is about. Your application can help not only introverts, but also people who are isolated, d
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I have designed React interview fantasy flashcards(summonthejson.com)
2 points by tomaszs 5y ago|0 comments
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by tomaszs 5y ago
I was pretty successful with using the rule of three. You pet a cat three times. No less, no more. Cat won't be irritated by prolonged petting, but also not fully satisfied with only three pets. My cat never scratched me when I used th
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by tomaszs 5y ago
Funnily as a design developer, i switch off all UI enhancements because they slow down the system. So my system looks almost like Windows 95 confusing people. I think the inconsistency is the price of having a system with so many features.

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