ssoroka

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by ssoroka 3y ago
vitamin B alone did this for me. This is a common side effect of some statins for cholesterol, like pravastatin. A pharmacist suggested it and it definitely changed my life. It’s also saved the life of a friend who wouldn’t take his meds du
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by ssoroka 7y ago
Or TIS-100
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by ssoroka 7y ago
Check out this post, that describes exactly that process. https://blog.gopheracademy.com/advent-2018/avoid-gc-overhead...
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by ssoroka 7y ago
It was about 90% for me, personally; at least for a while. In Canada.
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by ssoroka 7y ago
I guess you could always encode them as 0/1
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by ssoroka 8y ago
Perl is an interesting choice. Any talk of moving to something modern, like Go (or is that blasphemous :D )?
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by ssoroka 13y ago
No no no. Rebase is an important tool that should be used for cleaning up pre-pushed history, and should be avoided on commits pushed to branches that other people pull from.
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by ssoroka 14y ago
It's easy to read the url, first. Do you read the source of all the apps you install?
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by ssoroka 14y ago
Nothing is stopping browsers from supporting http 1.1 and SPDY at the same time. SPDY doesnt "force" anyone to support it. You just sound like the anti-change crowd to me. Irrelevant.
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by ssoroka 15y ago
But is it better than sublime? :P
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by ssoroka 15y ago
Brilliant, very impressed. Though I'm not sure I understand it even after reading how he did it. ;)
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Motivation Dashboard - Rails Rumble app (built in 48 hours)(motivationdashboard.com)
3 points by ssoroka 16y ago|0 comments
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Faster Ruby Gem installs(blog.stevensoroka.ca)
17 points by ssoroka 16y ago|5 comments