TomaszZielinski

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   by TomaszZielinski 14y ago

   Brilliant!
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   by TomaszZielinski 14y ago

   "Personally, my fears are not about any current laws" So you're the only person who knows all 3000-10000 (depending on the source) federal crimes out there (assuming you're in the USA).
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   by TomaszZielinski 14y ago

   Exactly. Translate "doing wrong" to "commiting a crime" and then you end up with a list of hundreds or thousends of criminal laws that you just can't know, each of which is subject to interpretation by individuals with different motivations
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   by TomaszZielinski 14y ago

   Sure, but could you elaborate on why RsT + rtfd for something like this ? (I know there's full-text search there, are there other reasons?)
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   Do you think my Python/Django/HTTP/... notes/docs could be useful?(github.com)

   4 points by TomaszZielinski 14y ago|2 comments
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   by TomaszZielinski 15y ago

   I disagree - unless you are talking about becoming an expert. But I prefer to become an expert in the course of using things in the real world. This applies to the theoretical knowledge as well - you can easily learn new data structures or
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   by TomaszZielinski 15y ago

   In my opinion 1 year break is far too long. I find that 2 weeks of intensive self education every now and then is perfectly enough to stay up to date with the industry. Example: Last week I played with backbone.js & Co., this week I'm p