If you ever needed <pre>JSON.stringify(data, null, 2)</pre> сonsider github.com/xyc/react-inspect… It works exactly like chrome dev tools inspector but inside the web page.

Bad elevator design in my b&b. Button on the right is for emergency. Button to call the elevator is on the left.

Вареная сгущенка is a popular Soviet desert. To make it you boil unopened can of condensed milk for 3 hours. If you run out of water it will explode. If you open it early it will burn your face with hot sticky jet. Many people face it. Once I got burns from the can explosion.

On contrary, calendar date starts at different moments around the world. Think of the New Year day, hotel check-in or someone's birthday. It's local. It can be stored in the numeric form, but to correctly work with it, we'll have to assume timezone is UTC.

Numeric format wins the vote. Interesting, because I'm strongly against it. For me, numeric format represents something that happens at the specific moment regardless of the time zone. Like the publication of a post. It's designed to be global.

How would you put a date in JSON to be consumed by JS and Java? (Had a fight about it today)

Accurate real life illustration of how I draw a tree.

Tried to talk to the bank via twitter. I had to stop after words "we have no bugs here and could not have". xitter.cf/_danchenkov/status/909…

I could use subway more often but they stop me for bag inspection every fucking time. So I prefer to participate in traffic by using taxi.

Not really understand why and how it works, but looks like I finally found a way to connect types with runtime #typescript

In other aspects, @modulbank is awesome, can't recommend it enough.