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nikolaplejic

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About nikolaplejic

Web: http://nikola.plejic.com/

Contact: nikola@plejic.com / @nikolap:matrix.org

Recent public activity

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    Comment #37583503

    Not equivalent, but arguably more useful for manual authoring: Emmet [0] was all the range a while back, and I still use it to write HTML. It comes naturally if you're used to writ…

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    Comment #20880530

    It might be worth pointing out that this presentation comes with speaker notes (keyboard shortcut: S, or click on the gear icon at the bottom and find the link). They contain much …

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    Comment #19294150

    Thanks for sharing this! Have you ever considered js_of_ocaml ( https://github.com/ocsigen/js_of_ocaml )? What were your reasons for choosing ReasonML?

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    Comment #17045850

    These all work fairly well in modern web browsers.

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    Comment #16941276

    Yes, it will run on your system X11 obeying your .Xresources. I have never tried using update-alternatives to replace the system-wide GCC (or any piece of software for that matter)…

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    Comment #16939568

    You can always use something like the Nix package manager[1] to install Firefox, Git, and Emacs, and leave the rest to Ubuntu. Save for Firefox, which I install from a tarball and …

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    Comment #13262419

    I'd recommend going with the language you're most likely to use extensively - since you're sitting next to a person speaking French, I'd say that might be a good option. It's too e…

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    Comment #13243555

    It's pretty good. There are several hackerspaces ( https://wiki.hackerspaces.org/Zagreb - I'm partial to the one in Mama), and every now and then we'll gather around a "Nothing wil…

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    Comment #7760699

    The kind folks at bootstrapcdn.com host FontAwesome as well (seems like 4.1.0 is already up): http://www.bootstrapcdn.com/#fontawesome_tab

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    Comment #6807717

    No - DDG simply redirects your query to Startpage. For me, it's just a convenient way to reach out to Google when DDG doesn't cut it.

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    Comment #6802202

    You can always use "!s" to fetch the results through startpage.com, which anonymizes your Google query.

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    Comment #6528810

    Isn't your source already public if all you do is host static pages?

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    Comment #6495805

    A service like that was recently featured on the front page: http://www.squaresend.com/ . Several similar solutions and products were mentioned in the discussion at https://news.yc…

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    Comment #4165766

    phpMyAdmin has that feature as well. I noticed it a few weeks ago as I've never paid much attention to it, but it's there and it works.

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    Comment #3748843

    They don't really work at the type system level, but Code Contracts ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/devlabs/dd491992 ), though quite verbose, may be used to achieve that to a cer…

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    Ask HN: Today, Croatia is voting on joining the EU. What are your thoughts?

    Today in Croatia, we're having a referendum on joining the European Union. Both the proponents and opponents are loud, although the polls seem to be in favor of the pro-EU side. Wh…

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    Comment #3297456

    (Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, but was closely present during a long lasting treatment of acute myeloid leukemia with no suitable donor in sight.) To help folks suffering from leu…

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    Comment #2913957

    Depending on your text editor of choice, vimwiki ( https://code.google.com/p/vimwiki/ ) could be what you're looking for. It stores all data in plain text files which can easily be…

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    Comment #2707195

    Last time I checked, you could only see the names of your friends in Facebook's profile export archive -- there were no metadata whatsoever (e.g. IDs or profile links). I don't thi…

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    Comment #2643835

    There is TuxMobil ( http://tuxmobil.org/ ), which is trying to be a repository of installation & configuration guides for various mobile devices. It was very useful to me in the pa…

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    Comment #2446889

    I really like the simplicity and the choice of language. I think a comments / discussion section would be useful, for people to ask questions, talk about the ways to make the artic…