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   by zygimantasdev 7y ago

   I used Google Inbox everyday, used Google Trips for every tip. Both got/ will get slashed in 2019. I wonder what's next to be killed? Google drive? Google translate? Google photos? Google maps?
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   by zygimantasdev 7y ago

   Sure, I agree about scope of the process - if we consider all particles in universe part of economy discussed- exchanges are zero sum. However, I was appealing to the parent's basic survival and self worth zero sum economy where humans
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   by zygimantasdev 7y ago

   If possible - stop coding for some time and volunteer in non-related field
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   by zygimantasdev 7y ago

   this would fit perfectly in socialist country. Want toiler paper? get papers and wait in line
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   Some android apps can prevent you from taking screenshots

   5 points by zygimantasdev 7y ago|2 comments
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   by zygimantasdev 7y ago

   I always kept hearing that elastic search was a great product, helped to solve some difficult problems and was open source. However, when I wanted to use it I quickly found out that some important features are paid only. And the licenses co
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   by zygimantasdev 8y ago

   I wonder if the idea for this attack came from Silicon Valley tv series
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   by zygimantasdev 8y ago

   You can reuse almost as much without forcing one framework for all teams - making it not least efficient way possible. Not using one tool will encourage team to explore new possibilities, alternatives, learn new paradigms and thinking. In l
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   by zygimantasdev 8y ago

   The problem is how will you find that your tech has stagnated? If nobody experiments with new tech - who will teach others? How will that knowledge come into your corp? Hiring new people to do that will not work, because: - People being hir
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    by zygimantasdev 8y ago

    >At the mid-size corporation that I work at, we just standardized all Javascript development on Angular from a mismash of a ton of technologies. Angular seems very well suited for this role. In my experience centralisation and fixation o
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    by zygimantasdev 8y ago

    Wouldn't be suprised if somebody from techcrunch owned those 12 shares just so they can write this clickbaity article
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    Chrome's built-in anti-virus tool scans private files without telling users(dailymail.co.uk)

    4 points by zygimantasdev 9y ago|0 comments
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    by zygimantasdev 9y ago

    Not directly related to the article, but IMO CSS is good for what we have now. There is no better alternative. As for Javascript - there are many great alternatives. (Scalajs, Purescript, Elm, Typescript,...)
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    by zygimantasdev 9y ago

    As EU citizen I wouldn't mind. If these corps decide its not profitable for them - for sure an alternative will pop. (Currently using two of those services)
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    by zygimantasdev 9y ago

    Are you sure it works for vast majority of users? At least in my developers circle who use macOS for web* development - all of them have issues with docker high cpu usage due IO. Some use docker-sync to go around the issue. As for bug repor
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    Ask HN: Do you track your blood pressure?

    4 points by zygimantasdev 9y ago|1 comments
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    Using Angular2 for 10 months now. Can say it has been a pleasure to work with it. Sure there are some problems - but it is open source. Free. Can't be complaining about stuff you get for free ;) One thing - name of the framework should
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    At least it is fast. [1] 1345MB/s sequential write 2000MB/s sequential read And 13 inch model's SSD is replaceable [2] [1] - http://wccftech.com/macbook-pro-2016-fastest-stock-ssd/ [2] - http:/&#x
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    [()] indicates two-way binding. If you curious you can read more in docs [1], while ngFor is just an attribute directive which changes DOM [2] [1] - https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/guide/template-syntax
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    Looks really good. Thanks!
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    Thanks for the tips! Already had been trying to understand css tricks - but always looking for more relevant information in one place - a book.
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    Thanks - will check it out. Although from a quick glimpse at the reviews it seems a little bit outdated.
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    Will check it out - thanks
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    Looks really good. Thank you!
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    by zygimantasdev 10y ago

    Thanks for the answer. I will check it - never thought of doing that!
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    Ask HN: Can you recommend advanced books on CSS?

    11 points by zygimantasdev 10y ago|14 comments