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lshevtsov
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Comment #41088761
The "OG" fake SMTP as a service would be Mailtrap [1]. [1] https://mailtrap.io .
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Show HN: A rich daily digest feed for Hacker News
I made a feed that contains rich information from every article (title, description, image), and also from the Hacker News discussion. The feed is very convenient for reviewing Hac…
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Comment #33357037
It's because it is not proven that element with the index 1 exists. Even TypeScript enforces bounds checking these days. As for the first one - as i understand, this will spoil the…
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Comment #15890106
But why didn’t you give her the ice cream in the first place? Perhaps, because of a rule? Perhaps that rule was not so bad after all?
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Comment #10477246
I made an implementation of this algorithm as a university assignment; here's a vanilla implementation of Quicksort https://github.com/leonid-shevtsov/uni-programming/blob/mast... …
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Comment #10137033
This reminded me of Dogma 95, a similar manifesto for film directors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogme_95 It's not practical, but something uniquely valuable can be grown from t…
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Comment #9994898
Or better yet, search right from the location bar of any modern browser, without any intermediary pages.
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Comment #8918718
And if you have a MacBook, you can just shut the lid.
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Comment #8635314
Another choice is port 8080.
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Comment #4550189
There's also Mailtrap http://mailtrap.io/ that prevents test emails from getting to real addresses, and collects them on a server where they could be viewed by every member of the …
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Comment #4023630
This. Having a paragraph of explanation text for each line is not a replacement for source code that is readable by itself . I understand, though, that explaining each and every li…
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Comment #3522604
What are you panicking about? A gig of RAM costs less than a fast food meal nowadays. EDIT: and the cost of programmer hours required to save a gig of RAM is orders of magnitude mo…
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Comment #3488577
How exactly would going through 2 keyboards to switch modes work in a practical situation?
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Comment #3428720
I'm a remote Ruby developer. Most of our team is on-site. My main problem is: online communication makes discussion much more complicated than face-to-face, so you don't contribute…
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