Katya Pavlenko

@WakaTime true! Sorry I overreacted! However text "finish cancellation" and stop icon on the button gives me feeling like "cancel this process" which resulted in writing this tweet

@cakeinpanic The cancel button is red, the pause button is blue. Click the red Downgrade button here: wakatime.com/settings/billi…

Today I've found that @WakaTime are greedy and tricky. I have paid for a subscription to see my yearly charts. Today I wanted to cancel it, and there is no cancellation button. Only _pause_ for a max of 3 months. You really think that earning this way is good for your karma?

I can answer this question now: working with dApps requires knowledge of basic blockchain, and advanced web security. I’d compare learning curve to switching angular after working with react. Plus mistakes when working on crypto projects can cost much

Can anyone explain to me why frontend dev in web3 field must have previous experience with web3? It’s just frontend in the browser, there’s gonna be backend anyway

international on-premise day

True appreciation finally came to my Daft Punk quote in GitHub profile

Amsterdam vibes in #collage

@fbazun No, I just gave up :( probably they added something now, almost a year passed

@cakeinpanic Hey hey, looking for the same stuff. Did you figure it out?

Telegram has introduced recurring payments in stars (aka stars subscriptions), and I want to adopt them in my bot. But, god, there is no documentation of how it's going to work for the customer and developer when the next billing date comes.

Not only a solutions engineer at GitHub, but a talented occasional collage artist @return_true

we have some sandbox deployed on publicly accessible github pages, and this domain was never posted anywhere publicly (+ repo is private). Anyway I see in logs that hackers try to steal something regularly

@niklas_wortmann @jetbrains @angular @WebStormIDE you inspired me to write twitter bot that would post under each tweet with imposter syndrome and point that it's not true what you guys write about yourselves! great job

Just shipped my first commit to the @jetbrains @angular Plugin 🎉 Somehow it even passed the code review! Either I'm secretly competent or Junie is really that good! Probably the latter. Coming to @WebStormIDE and other JetBrains IDEs soon!

god, subscriptions are still suck soooo much. Like ok, I have subscribed 1000000 times while debugging. You know how to cancel subscription? Haha, no way to do it. For a month I was seeing "Katya test test subscription can not be prolonged because you lack 38 stars"

(don't forget to restrict for everyone else except you 🫠)

testing telegram bot subscription API

Publishing the RFC draft of the Lido V3 whitepaper—over a year in the making. It’s a big step toward more modular, expressive, and decentralized staking infrastructure. Retweet to amplify 💙🏝️💧 research.lido.fi/t/lido-v3-whit…

Also today I have found a _flash banner_ I made (for money!) somewhere in 2012. Graphics was provided by the customer!

my dad just sent me a photo of me in the beginning of my programming career, 10 years ago, in January 2015

@IvanIsak2000 Subscription for regular payment in stars

with a promocode "14" you'd be able to download a pdf for 1 dollar only <3

I have written a perfect tool for last-minute St Valentines gift idea! Turn your whatsapp or telegram chat statistics into a printable poster poster.at.ep1c.org

6. And [finally] frontend: how to make a 2-way-binding for contenteditable in react (sry, I'm mixing terms from angular and react world here) and not make it crush

4. how to push to a repo located somewhere on a remote machine via ssh 5. how to configure on CORS in python and why did it work well before without (because chrome extensions are much more forgiving in this case)

So I am working as a Senior FE dev and got my task to implement an internal tool on nodejs/react (fullstack task). During development, I have learned (🧵):