GrigoriyMikh

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Autonomous vehicles create new problems and solve none
19 points by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago|44 comments
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
I have a question. Why? How it will improve my multi-monitor setup? I see only potential cons here. Wearing headset all day. It doesn't sound good for your neck and eyes, at all.
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Surveillance Capitalism(en.wikipedia.org)
45 points by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago|0 comments
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
For anyone interested, here is benchs from late 2018, comparing Fedora and FreeBSD performance: https://matteocroce.medium.com/linux-and-freebsd-networking-...
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
Interesting. Are there any benchmarks that you would recommend to look at, regarding FreeBSD vs Linux networking performance?
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
To be clear, was FreeBSD used because of historical reasons or because similar performance can't be/harder to achieve on Linux?
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
Channel of Robert Ghrist is very overlooked one: https://www.youtube.com/c/ProfGhristMath . He does whole courses with awesome animations. He also has single variable calculus course on Coursera: https://www.
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
Is that true even if sum up higher taxes and cost of living in Germany? At least in Eastern Europe(specifically Russia, Belarus and Ukraine), average salary for mediocre software engineer is about 3k$ per month after taxes which is already
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
I know almost 20 engineers personally, who moved out from Germany, only because of low pay. But all of them were expats in a first place. Not all moved to US, some to Switzerland and some back to home country(for higher managerial positions
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
What's "the union"? I never heard about it. Not a single engineer that i know personally is in this union(or at least they are hiding that). And literally all of them planning to leave Germany once the good opportunity arrive
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by GrigoriyMikh 5y ago
Why you think that Germany has a lot of good and cheap engineers? I think the biggest problem that low salaries are causing there is that people with some(5+ years) experience are moving either to Switzerland/US or to freelance for Swi
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by GrigoriyMikh 6y ago
I have some experience developing multi-version modules( https://github.com/GrigoriyMikhalkin/sqlboiler-paginate ). And i quite disagree with this article. > new copy of the entire codebase What i have done in my modu
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by GrigoriyMikh 6y ago
Looks like register form isn't working. Trying to enter my location but it's always erased.
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by GrigoriyMikh 7y ago
I'm assuming OP is being sarcasstic
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by GrigoriyMikh 7y ago
But did it helped your carrier)?
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by GrigoriyMikh 7y ago
Unfortunately, that's not how big company recruitment processes work: https://twitter.com/mxcl/status/608682016205344768?lang=en
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by GrigoriyMikh 7y ago
I made some contributions(not very much, to be honest) to big open source projects. Was interviewed about 10 times in recent few months, and not a single interviewer was aware about my contributions to OS, despite that there's link to
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by GrigoriyMikh 7y ago
Well, maybe you have to write third party controller(or operator) for k8s. That was actually a case for me, recently
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by GrigoriyMikh 8y ago
What was the last version of Django that you used? There's build-in schema migrations since 1.7 version. Not sure what you mean by ORM magic.
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by GrigoriyMikh 8y ago
Only if you need to implement simple CRUD API. But if you need filtering/ordering/authorization/complex serialization/unconvential request parsing -- you would need to implement a lot of stuff or install a lot of package
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by GrigoriyMikh 8y ago
Confirm. Although, it depends on ISP. Some block all IP addresses blacklisted by Roscomnadzor as soon as their appear in list, others, mostly ignore it. Say, my home provider blocked a lot of things -- Google, YouTube, Coursera, Udacity, al
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by GrigoriyMikh 9y ago
So, basically, you want to make nth freelancer portal_)