kmuzykov

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   by kmuzykov 15y ago

   Totally agree. Another thing is that your task is not always creative and flaring. Yes you've completed the proof of concept for the task everybody thought undoable, whooray, but now you have to cleanup the mess in the code, refactor everyt
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   My moaning about Flash(kirill-muzykov.blogspot.com)

   2 points by kmuzykov 16y ago|0 comments
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   by kmuzykov 16y ago

   Nice amount. But I'd like it to be the full $31337(why shorten), although I don't plan to find any bugs in Chromium.
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   by kmuzykov 16y ago

   Thanks for the links, I've somehow missed new description of a Hacker - "A person who enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems and stretching their capabilities, as opposed to most users, who prefer to learn only the minimum ne
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   by kmuzykov 16y ago

   I totally agree. But why use word "Hacker"? Let's make up a new word for such state of mind. When I've first read Hacker's manifesto ( http://www.phrack.org/issues.html?issue=7&id=3&mode=... ) I wanted to become a Hacker, but never
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   Ask HN: Why Hackers?

   2 points by kmuzykov 16y ago|6 comments
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   by kmuzykov 17y ago

   Yep, totally agree. I'm Russian too and language is completely understandable.
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   by kmuzykov 17y ago

   Unfortunately life is to short to wait for a person you can fully trust and then starting your own business. It is better to start with few people to be honest with and try to squeeze productivity from others than waiting through your life
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   by kmuzykov 17y ago

   >>This means treating people like adults who can be informed of anything if they want to. This is where everything breaks. Most people are not willing to behave like adults, they lie about their illness, when they simply partied yes
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    Then this new holy war boils down to an good old *nix vs windows holy war, or open-source vs closed applications.
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    REST is too heavy for my needs. It generates a lot of traffic.
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    I prefer VPSs too, but if you aim wider auditory you should at least try to support web hosting. With RDBMS it is easy. And with NoSQL it is almost impossible. Maybe this is just a matter of time, when NoSQL will be as much widely used as M
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    Everybody lies. Someone does it better though. If you're a CEO or just some person who manages resources and is responsible for project completion - you will lie! It's just better that way. Your employee doesn't need to know all the details
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    Another problem is deployment, if I adopt some RDBMS system to my needs, then I already have a bunch of web hostings supporting this type of DB or I can use installer to deploy the DB, run a few scripts and everything is ready to run.
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    Recently I've researched all NoSQL databases(grpaph oriented to be precise). We're building a project which I think fits best in NoSQL solution. And I did not find any suitable solution. Either it doesn't a have client api(we're using .NE
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    I'd definitely used this kind of board, but I think there are web sites like e-lance or RAC for this, although level of the bigger part of devs there is low, but most of the companies hang there and everyone know that if you want to post jo
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    by kmuzykov 17y ago

    Finding a good developer/designer is always a hard task, and if someone reads Hacker News it is definitely a plus, but 1. I think it will be hard to find developer in the region you need. For this you better really visit your local group me