yulaow

36 ms·

361.
by yulaow 10y ago
For me cognitive behavioral therapy with a very good psychotherapist was fundamental. I will just say what my therapist told me at the end of the first meeting "If you want it to work it will work, but if your problems were created in
362.
by yulaow 10y ago
I am not updated so just asking: did they solve the problem related to not passing even low values needed for color accessibility tests?
363.
by yulaow 10y ago
For me yes, I find really really difficult to focus at home, even if I live alone there. I prefer much much more coworking spaces, the more crowded the better for my focus. Ironically is deep silence the thing that disturb me the most.
364.
by yulaow 10y ago
Because is a Built-in solution. I have not to look for extension libraries like I have with react, and everytime try to choose between a lot of crap alternatives to a single functionality I need on react. I just pick Angular and everything
365.
by yulaow 10y ago
Anyone knows any good resources to learn typescript? The tutorials on the official site are really... bad. Like I would not even call them tutorials.
366.
by yulaow 10y ago
I wish they would start working on a auto-update feature for linux installations
367.
by yulaow 10y ago
Personally I would much much more prefer a switch to Kotlin than to C#. And I bet, after the collaboration for android studio, Google and JetBrains are already working on it
368.
by yulaow 10y ago
We are waiting since years for a simple xamarin studio for linux, even just supporting only ubuntu and letting the other distro to manage the packages for them... The reality is it seems they don't want at all to bring Xamarin on Linux
369.
by yulaow 10y ago
As someone suggested also in the previous post about elementary, take a look at Apricity Os (arch-based) [ https://apricityos.com/download ]
370.
by yulaow 10y ago
I personally value far more the possibility to easily replace hw (battery for sure, cpu, ram, and ssd at minimum, but even looking also for screen, keyboard and wlan cards). For me is a good compromise in exchange of even 1-2 cm more in thi
371.
by yulaow 10y ago
Meh, let them try! At least on ubuntu we can choose between a lot of DE and WM, and we are not obliged to use unity anyway, so nothing is really forced on us (Still wishing to have a win7 ui on w10)
372.
by yulaow 10y ago
I just noticed that if I use too many plugins (where too many in my vimrc is > 12) the startup time can be a bit slow (3-4 seconds). Compare it with emacs in which I have far more plugins and it still starts fast as a clean install. Anyw
373.
by yulaow 10y ago
Also hours of works per week and vacations days are very different. In EU I start with 5-6 weeks of vacations per year even in the most basic position, and sick days and national holidays are not in that count. Typically I work 38-40h/
374.
by yulaow 10y ago
Germany, imho, is doing whatever it can to avoid to put money in a failing institution because they promoted so much the "be responsible, no buyouts" in the whole EU area. Now that they are in trouble if they go for a buyout there
375.
by yulaow 10y ago
What I understood is that small banks have also smaller capitals and warranties, so in a situation where you want them to land as much money as possible to try to get out from a recession via capital investments all the small banks became p
376.
by yulaow 10y ago
Meh. Microsoft built a text editor with it and only because it was the simplest choice to have finally a os-independent editor (maybe now they would have go for .net core if they had a good cross-ui library). Facebook and Google had to use
377.
by yulaow 10y ago
Whatever you are citing is not competence of the "Privacy Regulator" nor it can take any decision on it. The Privacy Regulator rather is pushing for strong end-to-end encryption to protect user data, at least in my country. You ar
378.
by yulaow 10y ago
Privacy is strongly regulated in EU, there was a strong push for it from both our legislators and normal citizens. We asked the states to be involved and not let the "free market" decide by itself. In my state one of the most impo
379.
by yulaow 10y ago
Take a look at: http://sparkjava.com/ It is my preferred java microframework and probably the most used of its kind (in java)
380.
by yulaow 10y ago
first rule: find a good pt who can teach you the correct form for every single exercise. That is the most important thing. People think that powerlifting is about "moving the heaviest weight possible"... it is not. It is about &qu
381.
by yulaow 10y ago
Just invest in a power-rack or half-rack, and you will be capable of doing heavy barbell squat (and also heavy bench press) in total security
382.
by yulaow 10y ago
I think at this point we just have to wait for a good support for webassembly on all main browsers and then everyone can have its own ""isomorphic"" stack and we can finally stop these wars about how to modify javascript
383.
by yulaow 10y ago
Well to defend them they needed a solution to fight the incoming intel cpu with integrated gpu. They needed ATI portfolio and knowledges.
384.
by yulaow 10y ago
The big deal is w10 breaks my laptop (dell l502x) with not working video drivers and not working (At all) touchpad drivers. Even if I install those of win8 they do not work as expected. Also one of their cumulative update keeps failing to i
385.
by yulaow 10y ago
Privacy Laws. In some countries (eg the whole EU) privacy laws about data are VERY strict and I don't think you can force them with just a license. To make an example here you must identify in a sort-of-contract who are the people who
386.
by yulaow 10y ago
Yes, but first someone in Ireland has to get a warrant to allow someone t intercept those information. And with a very good reason that violates Ireland laws.
387.
by yulaow 10y ago
My bad, I just linked the first article I found. They are talking about it a lot in the news in TV, especially after Brexit
388.
by yulaow 10y ago
Here in EU, ironically, the talk these weeks is about German Banks... yeah, I too was surprised. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/feb/10/deutsche-ba...
389.
by yulaow 10y ago
I agree. I was just saying that, anyway, with 3000e/m you are not living a bad life, you are instead pretty """rich""" for the standars here. Indeed, if you can, better improve it.
390.
by yulaow 10y ago
It depends also on how many hours do you work. Here is pretty common you never go over 38hours week, and if you have to you are compensated very well (1.5~2.5 x normal hour rate). For what I read (but probably there is a little bias in it)

More ›