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adamkruszewski

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About adamkruszewski

Personal blog: https://adam.kruszewski.name/ Project I work on: https://revdebug.com/

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    Glad it works for you! Inbox zero is a cognitive hack in a way that works for some (at least for me). It frees some of the mind-cycles that normally are wasted on worrying about an…

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    Comment #17364049

    It looks very like an s-expression. Maybe we should go back to Lisp for our data encoding? (and to our code when we are at it? ;))

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    I still have a Timex 2048 (a clone of Sinclair ZX Spectrum). It is not the first Spectrum I used, but first I owned. It works still and I have a family tradition of plugging it int…

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    Few years ago after not logging into Skype for few months when I have launched Skype I was logged in automatically to another person's account (similar in name to my own, but with …

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    Comment #16175693

    Cool! It just reminded me that yesterday I have stumbled upon a 'visual programming' environment built on Haskell: http://www.luna-lang.org/ Haven't had time to play with it yet.

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    Comment #16085012

    Isn't "reader mode" available on some browsers almost a "no style" option? I use it exactly for that reason. I admit not every page is reader-mode-enabled but I just don't bother w…

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    Comment #15670278

    banana? ;)

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    Comment #15645084

    Full-disclosure: I'm part of the team behind RevDeBug Prompter. It's free to use for commercial purposes also. You'll need VS 2017 (update 3) to use it. Would be glad to hear your …

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    Comment #15634576

    It would make my life at least in some areas easier. The problem I see is how to buy into the idea people who doesn't interact with different time zones at all (and probably that's…

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    Judging from their job postings they are resorting to binary patching more often than not (so it's not only theoretically).

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    In Poland, government started paying monthly for each child after first one (and for every child if you are a low income family). It's hard to predict if it would work like in Japa…

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    Comment #15324097

    Not really anti-goals but I think one of the great side of David Allen's GTD is that you are reviewing things you are not doing but you would like to (someday/maybes, incubation) o…

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    Comment #15320970

    I think it does, try it as: sleep 5 && (echo hello > test.txt) and you'll see it creates the file only after sleep ends.

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    Comment #15304581

    Congratulations!

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    Comment #15151067

    Most of my side projects are like that -- just an excuse to learn something and more often than not abandoned when I have learned what I wanted. Not the best way to develop softwar…

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    Comment #15116604

    Oh, I see now that it went public domain in 2007. I had used it prior to the change (migrated to Exim and the Postfix later). Wonder if it would get a better traction and community…