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by xentronium 11y ago
That's what original datamapper did. There are several problems with this approach, and basically you need to have a migration mechanism anyway.
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by xentronium 11y ago
Does that chart include the corn syrup and other substitutes?
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by xentronium 11y ago
What are you talking about, freepascal has all these things.
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by xentronium 11y ago
> Russians and Eastern Europeans eat vegetables, even in winter, at almost every meal. But these are veggies that are easy to store through the winter: root veggies like beetroot, cabbage and potatoes, not leafy stuff like letuce or cre
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by xentronium 11y ago
> I think that it shows that their bosses don't really understand real Internet discussion and don't know that people can identify trolls, regardless if they are state-sponsored or not. You greatly underestimate people's g
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by xentronium 11y ago
Well, to me it looks like a freedom of speech issue. As someone living in a state where freedom of speech is really oppressed, I'd rather have idiots throw nazi salutes than people getting real prison terms for something they said.
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by xentronium 11y ago
jruby / rails
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by xentronium 11y ago
Nazi symbols include e.g. swastikas which had long prior been traditional symbols in hinduism and other religions. Besides, how do you distinguish simply radical right-wing crackheads from neonazis using only their speeches/statements?
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by xentronium 11y ago
Rails eliminates a lot of choice and this is a huge deal. Hooking up db and setting rake tasks migrations for sinatra project might feel novel the first time you do it, but not really after that. Rails can feel somewhat bloated, but it has
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by xentronium 11y ago
Mr.Robot is mostly accurate when it comes to computer security details.
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by xentronium 11y ago
Consider taxes and increased living expenses.
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by xentronium 11y ago
The "being unable to get a reply from startups when applying for their remote positions" part is 100% true. I'm in such a position now and it's amazing how many companies complain about there being not enough good progra
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by xentronium 11y ago
Yup, they renamed.
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by xentronium 11y ago
They did (gittip).
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by xentronium 11y ago
Location: Russia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Probably Technologies: Ruby, Rails, JS, Coffeescript, frameworks, databases, the usual drill Resume/CV: http://markabramov.me/cv/cv.en.pdf Email: me@markabramov.me
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by xentronium 11y ago
Both. Judging from their site there is another one in Kazan.
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by xentronium 11y ago
Btw, author confused the order in which participants joined the repka-collaboration: first grandpa, then grandma, granddaughter, dog, cat and finally mouse.
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by xentronium 11y ago
Once bitten, twice shy. I'd never built my business around twitter api however nice it is. It's just not worth it to close shop after twitter blocks your token for superficial reasons.
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by xentronium 11y ago
Different limitations (source vs compiled file size).
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by xentronium 11y ago
JFYI, LiveJournal, Github and many other sites are already doing this. Edit: Slight correction, Github responds with HTTP 200 and a "banned by your government" stub, lj.rossia.org does the same (shows the 451 code in their message
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by xentronium 11y ago
"The worse the better": I'd rather government banned whole internet except kremlin.ru and everyone and their dog learned how to use proxies and vpns. Other than that, as I noted in the other comment thread, I wouldn't re
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by xentronium 11y ago
Roskomnadzor (the organization managing the runet blacklist) is known to ban sites for absurd reasons. For example, they added[1] github for a very old text about ridiculous ways to kill oneself (for example, as far as I remember, "sti
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by xentronium 11y ago
Do they require relevant work experience in Sweden? Also, do they have the visa attached to the employer like h1b?
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by xentronium 11y ago
How do you distinguish "illegal reasons" from "bullshit reasons"? Genuinely curious.
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by xentronium 11y ago
Judging from the screenshots with filled inputs, they automatically add spaces making the card number look exactly like it is on the physical card. https://medium2.global.ssl.fastly.net/max/800/1*QzxyS4KGIvCw...
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by xentronium 11y ago
> Also, is there a condensed version of his work that preserves the spirit and rigor? I am not sure if this is useful for you, but Sedgewick's and Cormen's books are among more digestible alternatives.
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by xentronium 11y ago
Notably, pascal uses `:=` and is one of the better first languages in my opinion for many more reasons (easy to grasp language core, simple non-null terminated strings, no actual need to learn pointers until the very advanced stages). Today
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by xentronium 11y ago
Maybe it's MOBAs catching up?
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by xentronium 11y ago
Am I missing something? Why haven't you tried getting a low-pay day-job (like cashier in mcdonald's) to get on your feet? Also, I've heard a lot about american welfare programs, how come you weren't applicable?
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by xentronium 11y ago
IFMO takes this competition quite seriously. There are usually at least 2-3 equally strong teams fighting for the spot in the finals.

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