vassy

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by vassy 4y ago
I was reading your comment and wanted to comment about creatine until I saw it added at the end. With over 20 years of gym training and taking massive amounts of supplements, I totally agree. Apart from protein if you can't get enough
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by vassy 7y ago
I eat out and travel a lot, I rarely use TripAdvisor anymore. When I want to find a decent restaurant nearby I open Google Maps, for hotels booking.com reviews haven't failed me yet. I mostly use TripAdvisor when I want to be more spec
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by vassy 7y ago
Does it support presets similar to Lightroom? My workflow is pretty basic, I got about 10 presets I use on 90% of the photos I take, depending on the lens exposure, etc.
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by vassy 7y ago
It could be that I have a loving family (including a cat I've raised since she was a kitten), I'm quite social and have lots of hobbies. Don't get me wrong, there's days when everything falls apart, but usually I see no
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by vassy 7y ago
Had one a few years ago and I became a nihilist because I couldn't really find a purpose for my existence. I'm not as ambitious when it comes to work. Switched to contacting as a 9 to 5 job and don't touch programming outside
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by vassy 9y ago
I can see there's no Ruby SDK, but are there any plans to build one?
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by vassy 10y ago
Can you quickly compare Atom and VSC for golang development? I've been using Atom with go-plus, and I'm quite happy with the setup. I'm wondering if there's anything I'm missing.
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by vassy 10y ago
DAB radio in my car stopped working and it costs £650 to fix. The service guys said they have to replace the whole centre console. As I won't pay that much, it's FM radio or Bluetooth for me.
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by vassy 10y ago
Is anyone using Vue with Rails? Is it easy to set up?
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by vassy 10y ago
Why would they buy Twitter when they can easily create a new product, called Google++ that everybody can use and love?
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by vassy 10y ago
Ember looks really bad.
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by vassy 10y ago
By looking at the comments you'd assume a new version of Phoenix got released.
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by vassy 10y ago
It's very easy for an outsider to judge it like that. You can't compare the UK with an ex-communist, very religious country. These things can't really change overnight, it takes a few generations. So yeah, I wouldn't adv
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by vassy 11y ago
A friend of mine works at an insurance company and used Testicle as a test name. It wasn't that funny when a customer called his workplace asking why he got a letter that starts with "Hello Mr Testicle".
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by vassy 11y ago
Windows pushed me to Linux, and Linux pushed me to OSX.
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by vassy 11y ago
I'm using Uber quite often, but mostly to get home from central London. I live in zone 5, and I rarely find one around there. Unfortunately, a lot of the drivers are very unskilled. I once almost crashed into a fence that the driver so
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by vassy 11y ago
It's still beta it seems. I used PG Commander, but it was too basic.
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by vassy 11y ago
Two years ago I switched from PHP and MySQL to Ruby and PostgreSQL. The only thing I'm missing is Sequel Pro. PG Admin is ok, does everything I need, but that interface is ugly and unintuitive. [1] http://www.sequelpro.com&#
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by vassy 11y ago
Highcharts makes this page impossible to scroll on mobile.
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by vassy 12y ago
Can't really think of any features now, because I like the default sound and I wouldn't want to customise it. I'm just thinking of bug fixing and future proofing the app.
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by vassy 12y ago
Wow, I'm loving this. I was looking into something to improve the V shaped sound of my Sennheiser Momentums. Are you going to continue working on this? Or is it a one time project? Also, would it be possible to add a currency converter
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by vassy 12y ago
This is so useful, thanks! Can it get existing data from the database? Or does it only translate the seeds.rb file? I've been using https://github.com/rroblak/seed_dump in the past.
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by vassy 13y ago
Nobody mentioned https://github.com/kemayo/sublime-text-git Isn't this good enough? I've been using it for quite a while now.
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by vassy 13y ago
I paid £1800 for the Lenovo X1 Carbon because I'd thought it was the best ultrabook at that time. Installing Ubuntu on it resulted in problems with: volume and brightness settings, trackpad, hibernation, fingerprint reader, mounting my
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by vassy 13y ago
I'm quite happy with Ubuntu on my Lenovo X1 Carbon.