vgrichina

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by vgrichina 13y ago
I understand relation to FP. I even think of having lazy-evaluated infinite sequences in my system :) BTW, great thanks for the paper, it seems to be closely related to what I'm working on.
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by vgrichina 13y ago
"bubble gum and duct tape programming job" – I guess you just found a name for the programming paradigm I plan to implement :) As I understood in your case a system was a mix of what spreadsheets are good fit in (accounting) and w
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by vgrichina 13y ago
This is nice – I visualised something like this in my head, but never knew somebody already implemented it :)
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Ask HN: What are the crazy/clever ways you use and abuse spreadsheets?
6 points by vgrichina 13y ago|13 comments
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by vgrichina 13y ago
Here's page with my bookmarklet saved by itself :) http://web.archive.org/web/20131104224622/http://www.compone...
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by vgrichina 13y ago
No, there is nothing one indentation level deeper than 1, so it should have no parens according to the rule.
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by vgrichina 13y ago
Rule is straightforward – if there is stuff one indentation level deeper, prepend parens.
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by vgrichina 13y ago
I don't get the point of using FUSE/ramdisk. Why not just use FSEvents/inotify to listen for updates? See for example https://github.com/ggreer/fsevents-tools
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by vgrichina 13y ago
Taking both monthly fee and % of payments is IMO totally crazy.
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Hosted CI WWDC meet-up – discuss continuos integration for iOS and Mac(hosted-ci.com)
1 points by vgrichina 13y ago|0 comments
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by vgrichina 14y ago
Why completely ignore storyboards and XIBs on iOS?
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Hosted CI: Test Your Apps With Real People via Amazon Mechanical Turk(hosted-ci.com)
1 points by vgrichina 14y ago|0 comments
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by vgrichina 14y ago
It is so much better idea to use meta-programming to solve this problem – https://github.com/excilys/androidannotations/wiki/Injecting...
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Hosted CI: Updates to Plans & Pricing(hosted-ci.com)
1 points by vgrichina 14y ago|0 comments
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Configure Jenkins to Include Commit Logs With TestFlight Builds(hosted-ci.com)
2 points by vgrichina 14y ago|0 comments
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App.net bookmarklet to share the current webpage(componentix.com)
1 points by vgrichina 14y ago|0 comments
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Customize UITableViewCell background for grouped table view using UIBezierPath(componentix.com)
1 points by vgrichina 14y ago|0 comments
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by vgrichina 14y ago
Funny that so many commenters don't recognize trolling of CoffeeScript developers/frameworks
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by vgrichina 14y ago
Haha, finally I got competitor for mine https://hosted-ci.com Probably I need to get it out of private beta faster :)
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by vgrichina 14y ago
Yes, this isn't going to happen at once. At first there will be cars still needing some driver control (like planes with autopilot), but as most drivers aren't professional I think laziness will gradually win over fear as people will get us
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by vgrichina 14y ago
> Another example are airplanes, which are driven almost automatically these days, where the pilot is only really required for landing and, again, for safety in unexpected situations. Actually now pilots usually don't land manually unle
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Git aliases inspired by GUM, a better UI for Git(componentix.com)
2 points by vgrichina 15y ago|0 comments
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by vgrichina 15y ago
Cannabis would work better, lead to no hangover and is healthier.
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by vgrichina 15y ago
Maybe you can try to explain customer that it is needed to improve your productivity? I think any sane customer would understand that.
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by vgrichina 15y ago
Try adding a nap in the middle of the weekdays, it should make you feel much better (around half an hour should be enough)
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by vgrichina 15y ago
Sure that having more RAM won't make things slower. But for most uses cases SSD compensates for lack of RAM, as swapping becomes reasonably fast. You need to swap our more than 200 MB per second to saturate SSD in MacBook Air, it is hard to
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by vgrichina 15y ago
Swapping is far more efficient on SSD and so RAM isn't such a problem. At least it works good enough in cases when you have a lot of data in heap which isn't used frequently (your example of multiple projects open). RAM is cheap, but it sti
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by vgrichina 15y ago
To tell the truth it looks to me that if something requires even 1 GB of memory during compilation than you have a bigger problem than lack of RAM on your laptop :) So I'd like to know about some real-world example when you need that much R
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by vgrichina 15y ago
I've got myself MacBook Air (last year's model) with 4GB RAM and now I realize that I could even be fine with 2GB model. It works just damn smooth because of SSD, much better than my iMac with 4GB and faster CPU but regular HDD.
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by vgrichina 15y ago
Actually toilet seat is the cleanest place ( http://mythbustersresults.com/hidden-nasties ), as it is regularly disinfected, and so only 60% more is quite clean actually.

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