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hurflmurfl
2mo ago
I think the boiling is closer to 18 hours. I do a pretty good one in about 5 in my instant pot, though. Another big problem with getting a "ramen" in a random western restaurant is noodles. If they don't make them themselves,
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hurflmurfl
5mo ago
I think just putting it on the companies is enough. If the fines are serious and can put your company out of business, and are enforced, then the companies themselves will probably work out processes for not doing stupid stuff. Whether that
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hurflmurfl
5mo ago
I'll just note that I'm using revolut and some of my virtual cards on there appear to randomly be created as Visa or Mastercard. Well, couldn't pay for Claude with my Visa (no matter if virtual or physical card), but found a
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hurflmurfl
6mo ago
Ah yes. The shortcut I use the most in Jetbrains IDEs. Also the one I miss the most in VSCode (whatever is present there just doesn't seem to work right). Also the shortcut that has caused me to close so many browser tabs inadvertently
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hurflmurfl
7mo ago
Since everything is essentially opening WebApps via QR codes on your WeChat/AliPay app, it's actually great for tourists. The apps have a built-in option to do machine translation of the screen to English, which I used when I took
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hurflmurfl
8mo ago
Fair question. Conflicts happen, which I'm fine with. Realistically speaking, most files I have in my cloud are read-only. The most common file that I read-write on multiple devices is my keepass file, which supports conflict resolutio
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8mo ago
I'm using the nextcloud app on my android, and for my Linux systems I mount WebDAV using rclone, with VFS cache mode set to FULL. This way I can: 1. Have the file structure etc synced to local without downloading the files 2. Have it f
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9mo ago
Right, but then you need to learn the right motions well, motions that will make sense at the final speed. I suppose it's one of those things that are made easier by having a teacher.
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9mo ago
For me, searching for "whistle" on play store, I get the app as the third result (ignoring sponsored crap). Searching for "blazingbanana" gets me the app as the first result". App info shows 218MB size, which I supp
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hurflmurfl
2y ago
This is actually the first plugin I install on every new installation of a Jetbrains IDE... Used to include it in my "mentoring about advantages of IDEs" rants, just before configuring debugger.
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hurflmurfl
2y ago
So after building my latest rig and crazily getting a lot of driver issues related to network I've finally ditched Windows for Linux. While trying to figure out how to keep track of all the system changes I make in case I change my dis
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2y ago
A bit funny, but I personally found "please learn to never..." to be MUCH more off-putting and patronizing than the "why not just...". Maybe just something about the latter being interpreted as a question, and the former
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hurflmurfl
3y ago
Just to clarify, I didn't think that Coolify is a competitor. What I was getting at is that we now have a thread with 4 replies: (1) you pitch competing product (2) what product? (3) Coolify (4) it's not competitor because ... I j
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hurflmurfl
3y ago
The link to the "competitor" is front and center on the site, so I imagine what you're really trying to say is that this is NOT a competitor for the following reasons: <missing>. Otherwise this seems like a bait questio
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3y ago
The reason it won't really work for gamedev or complex software is that the risk of the business isn't really in the product-market fit, but rather in stellar execution. If your business idea is dependent on being able to do a com
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3y ago
Not sure if you're just trying to troll, but you don't get elected into any Duma if you're from the opposition. In fact I don't remember there being any real (elected) opposition in Russia, the "multiple parties&quo
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3y ago
I feel like this only makes sense in the US. As a non-US person, I still find it weird when people show up on video calls wearing hats (e.g. caps) at home.
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3y ago
My priors are at 100%
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3y ago
I think this doesn't quite qualify if it only affects customers that are currently in Russia. If a person was born in Russia, created their Hetzner account there, then emigrated, and they still get their account closed, that's &qu
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3y ago
With luck this would work. I think a lot of people who emigrated would not necesarily bother updating the postal address details, so this email might just remind them to do the update. I imagine getting them to provide a proof of new addres
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3y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for posting this. It makes a lot of sense to me, and resonates with the experience I've had both as a noob to programming (or to a new role) and as a person responsible for onboarding. A controlled trial by fi
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3y ago
From what I've heard (personal hearsay, got no independent sources), some excavators were sent to ruin highways. Edit: here's a link but this is not on the main highway. Unsure of the scale of this "operation" and if thi
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3y ago
Another option (which I'm partial to) is something like "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". Not everyone is on top of who's part of the mercenary company and some people could just see this as "a change", so
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3y ago
For people complaining about ASUS offering - it did look bad on paper with it's crappy latency and even crappier brightness, so I never pulled trigger on one. I did find some decent options on Ali Express, though. Got 2 monitors from t
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3y ago
Can't you just set up a monthly (or one-time) donation? Although, it would be nice if it were possible to specify that you'd prefer money being spent on the browser, not on developing another Pocket or something.
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4y ago
Interestingly, a lot of questions about "how many X" end up with "one" as the answer. > Question: How many primates does it take to cause endless grief to a neighbouring eastern european country? > Answer: 1 > Q
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4y ago
When I got my first laptop I didn't magically learn programming. That bit took me several years of learning, trying, forgetting, getting confused, re-learning... All of that would have not been possible if not for my parents providing
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4y ago
What do you mean? I'm editing TS perfectly fine in Jetbrains IDEs, and some coworkers use emacs and vim without any issues, still getting all the error highlights, etc. Is there an editor that doesn't work with Typescript? Even wi
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4y ago
I think I do mostly look at the top half of the screen, but I somehow reach a different conclusion from you :) There's nothing interesting on the taskbar, so it makes sense to keep it down there. The most commonly used programs like Fi
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4y ago
On a side note, it's not 100% clear (to me, at least) that the word for Monday (ponedelnik) means "per week" or anything about the week per se. In Russian the word for week is "nedelya", so "ponedelnik" do
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