wwosik

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by wwosik 7mo ago
well, I imagine they have to start somewhere and they will gradually get complicated tasks actually sounds like a trainee
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by wwosik 7mo ago
My experience is totally to the contrary. That American software is overpromoted crap - see you there Salesforce. I have an (admittedly) older BMW. It just works. At first I thought that the cruise control lever is worse than buttons on the
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by wwosik 9mo ago
DI yes. All the crap under the name of "Clean" Architecture - no.
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by wwosik 3y ago
> Does the vast majority of people do more than one thing on their computer at a time? Absolutely. Just looking at my wife, an office worker. Even when not working with whichever of 5 huge Excel files she has open, she is talking on Team
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by wwosik 4y ago
that's a crazy take, consequences of a person being bumped off the plane is dramatically higher for the person than for the airline
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by wwosik 4y ago
You have to keep wondering if plan9 is so great, why nobody uses it really. Is it a conspiracy, or is it that plan9 is not that great after all?
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by wwosik 5y ago
probably same as with POST, that is not at all
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by wwosik 5y ago
There probably isn't a single example. But "quantity is a quality in itself". Classes sort of evolve when you need to manage dozens or hundreds of those associative arrays and don't want to keep in your head exactly what
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by wwosik 5y ago
Typescript to the rescue ;)
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by wwosik 5y ago
the second and third photos aren't too bad actually, but first one could indeed have Blade Runners around...
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by wwosik 5y ago
That Paris thing is certainly bad, but it looks rather like a backside, which often are not pretty. From the other side the buildings look nicer: https://www.google.com/maps/@48.8230784,2.3662426,3a,75y,136... Tolouse
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by wwosik 5y ago
I can only say I've been to a few cities here and there and nowhere did I feel as overwhelmed by the scale as in Moscow. Many of the cities remained not that high, London or Paris do not have such buildings in their city centers.
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by wwosik 5y ago
MDM in Warsaw is fine - at least from outside, no idea how comfortable it is inside. But it is a regular city built for humans. BTW I find the centres of some US cities with their very dense skyscrapers and always shadowed streets as much b
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by wwosik 5y ago
There's a good reason to demolish much of that. It is overwhelming [1] in scale very ugly and not even painting it would help much. This building on the photo of Elista is nothing to look at. But that photo from Makhachkala looks rathe
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by wwosik 5y ago
in the US maybe?
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by wwosik 6y ago
It might be the same space needed, but in another area. It's much easier to transport electricity than goods and definitively better for the air quality. If you can produce electricity 50 km away and then produce produce in the city ce
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by wwosik 6y ago
He wrote that: save bandwith and data caps. He would lose performance but win more privacy.
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by wwosik 6y ago
"non-Roma Bulgarian" are you quite sure they self-identify as Bulgarian? My experience from a different country is a different one.
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by wwosik 6y ago
I do not think they would be friendly to any local Bulgarian that wandered into the neighbourhood. Also "many children don’t attend school." is rather a problem, isn't it. And though I do not know much about Bulgaria, I doubt
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by wwosik 6y ago
I don't think I like it. I find it hard to quickly skim and find out what each of the elements is, since it can be anything. The example amounts to: function drawTriangle(left, top, right, color) { drawLine(left, top, color);
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by wwosik 7y ago
In Switzerland you need it for bikes and they still manage
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by wwosik 7y ago
What's risky about heating hydrogen, magnesium and lithium and squeezing them hard together? Apart from any addition of oxygen blowing out the building?
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by wwosik 8y ago
While I am certainly not a communist, there's little of communisty things in the pictures. It's rather an underdeveloped world and over 30 years ago.
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by wwosik 8y ago
Just a note - while photos are true, they should not be taken as the representative or a generalization of how average life looked like. Photos from an Indian reservation or city ghettos will show how the life in the US looks like for certa
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by wwosik 8y ago
"normal" letter sounds rather judging, doesn't it? Altough I suspect it is probably a product of an undereducated person.
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by wwosik 8y ago
So Roadside Picnic ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadside_Picnic ) vel Stalker is a documentary after all?
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by wwosik 9y ago
I'd say it is Apple's problem to have a disappointed customer. Of course they can send him away. Is it worth that though?
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by wwosik 9y ago
pretty sure 'guy' in modern American English is gender- and age-less. As in two 70 old ladies could be addressed as "you guys" too. Surprised me a lot when I was there
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by wwosik 9y ago
My only issue with roads in Rome were drivers. Apart from that Italian roads are rather good if expensive. Note I havent been to the south of Rome
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by wwosik 9y ago
It will be different this time (tm) But in all seriousness, while I dont believe much in code generation and super smart generic client, a common platform for describing rest apis is more useful than reinventing the wheel for every new serv

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