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coold··on Using coding skills to make passive income
Using your coding skills: 1) make hello-world-ish portfolio 2) sell courses how to make money using coding skills 3) PROFIT
coold··on OpenFeature: Standardizing Feature Flagging
seems like you never used it, its a lot more than just booleans
coold··on How ChatGPT made me lazy
Always been
coold··on Concurrency in Java – I came up with a design I feel comfortable with
Perfect way to shoot yourself in the foot
coold··on Is Russia going to war with Ukraine and other questions
Their "invaders", our "liberators"
coold··on How I cut GTA Online loading times by 70%
[joke]so, they say that c++ is faster than java[/joke]
coold··on Hackers Tied to Russia's GRU Targeted the US Grid for Years, Researchers Warn
Is it another try to represent Russians as "bad" (in context of Texas tragedy)? Really tired of it.
coold··on I heat my home by mining crypto currencies
I hope he uses a large air filter before GPUs.
coold··on Tesla Invests $1.5B in Bitcoin, Plans to Accept Cryptocurrency
Invest 1.5B, post news "ElOn MuSk SaId BiTCoIn GoOd", sell for 3B.
coold··on Mikhail Devyatayev
Again and again, I think that hacker news cant be a place for spreading false anti-russian (anti-any country) propaganda that was proved to be false a long ago. If you read a references section of "penal military unit" - you will not able to find it in his books.
coold··on SolarWinds: The more we learn, the worse it looks
Ah, good old cold-war-like hysteria about "evil" russians. But ussr doesn't exist for 30 years and russia does not have ANYTHING close to what Snowden revealed exist in USA.
coold··on Ask HN: I want to start learning Lisp. Where do I begin?
Can I read SICP while learning Clojure? Is lisp very different?
coold··on These Modern Programming Languages Will Make You Suffer
So, no Clojure?
coold··on Video game lets you do nothing in particular in a suburban Russian tower block
Well, actually it was a choice of bureaucracy to destroy USSR, without active resistance from other side of government. People voted to keep USSR, but bureaucracy wanted to have private property.

> most people would say it dissolved

Thats what propaganda told us, because you need somehow legitimate your property ;)

coold··on Video game lets you do nothing in particular in a suburban Russian tower block
FYI After USSR was destroyed many factories were selled as a scrap metal (you know - fast money), but it`s had some side effect - many cities were built around and for that factories. So people there slowly dying without any reason to live. Also I know something similar happened in USA when factories were moved to Asia. But this game show some post-soviet specific.
coold··on Ex-Facebook Data Experts Spent $75M on Targeted Anti-Trump Ads
Again these russian hacke...wait
coold··on Java Edition is moving house
Goodbye, Minecraft
coold··on Apple commits to be 100% carbon neutral for supply chain and products by 2030
Wow, they found a new way to keep outsource in secret
coold··on GitHub buries 21 TB open-source code in Arctic vault for 1k years
node_modules should keep ice together

what about water chips?

coold··on Coronavirus: Russian hackers target Covid-19 vaccine research
When did hackernews become a cheap news site?
coold··on Ask HN: How to learn to create/draw mental models for programming?
Is it still actual and worth time, or paid trainings is already sold? Because slack link is broken =\
coold··on Ask HN: Best Way to Mock APIs in 2020?
I'm using Wiremock
coold··on [dead]
This article is full of lie. Biggest modern plants supply 6 GW, not 0.9 Currently existing plants supply 10% of the world energy consumption. Last generation of plants lasts for 100 year. Seems to me it is paid article.
coold··on Ask HN: Slack Alternatives?
RingCentral App, even with phone calls and video conferences