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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
He's name is actually Donald.
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
The Crockford's lecture about history of web-development (starting far before first computing machines and ending on javascript) is definitely must-watch. It's not so detailed because it's not a book, but gives a good overvie
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
One time I got a nice task to do as part of recruitment process. Given very, very badly written module with no tests and so on, my task was to implement new feature of this module and apply "the boy scout rule" with constraint tha
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
I know where it came from, I wonder why there's no evidence of Barack older than 10, i.e. Barack Obama.
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
http://rhiever.github.io/name-age-calculator/index.html?Gend... I find this funny.
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
I bet that if this list would be published on other domain rather than G, it would be not even taken serious.
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
Unfortunately, in the rest of the world "part-time" is not considered as something professional, but it's reserved for cheap labor force (shop assistants, baby-sitters, call-center guys) or for students. Most of "serious
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
Ad 1: Do anyone really need LTS for desktop OS? Especially since it's quite experimental distro so rapid changes and experimental solutions are part of what Fedora is.
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
I am biased (or the audience of this post, who knows) because neither I am nor a salesman or startups funder (not even american), but I really feels bad about the vendor when noticed that psychological tricks are used to convince me to buy
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
Really? Fedora is my first choice for desktop OS, worked for companies that RedHat was their first choice for server OS, hosted some of apps on OpenShift and currently I am setting up my Ghost installation, also on OpenShift. Last time I us
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by kornakiewicz 11y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baksheesh
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Bad to hear about your ambience in you're company, but stay professional! Disclaimer: I do not always follow directly what's written bellow, because every case is different and not everything always apply. And sometimes you'
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
When I was working in American financial institution we got the same, all Google services (expect Youtube) were banned. I had a little experience in working for big companies, but I think it's pretty standard, isn't it?
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Base CRM which got R&D in Krakow, Poland once made a billboard with this link http://notaplaceforyou.com/ just next to the office one of the biggest IT companies in the city (and some smaller).
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
I think that REST service for Pygments would be a nice thing for solutions that could not run python scripts directly.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Great to read. Fingers crossed for the project.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
What's make me curious - do you plan enable option for selling apps? As a developer I would be more than happy to allow user install my app, but since I am not charity I would like to earn some money on it as well.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
I would add "don't repeat yourself" as another not-so-good rule of thumb. In one of my past projects one of the most serious problems we faced was too much generalisation on early phase of development when requirements at thi
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Cool, but pretty useless.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Okay, maybe you're right and I'm just biased with serial killer who killed few software developers with K-name living in Kraków Polish article: http://wiadomosci.gazeta.pl/wiadomosci/1,114873,9855837,Krak...
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
http://www.stat.columbia.edu/~gelman/stuff_for_blog/susie.pd... - it's the paper. http://andrewgelman.com/2005/08/05/dennis_the_denv/ - short summary.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Some time ago, I saw a paper when some scientists find that people often tends to have place of live and job which is somehow connected with their names eg. there's more Denises who works as dentists or Louises in Louisiane. I also not
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Well, you're not right. Almost 2% of Arnolds is more than 0.5% of Shanes, no matter how much there're Arnolds and Shanes. If you take 100 Arnolds and 100 Shanes there will be (statistically) 2 Arnolds and "half of Shane"
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Altough I like the idea of writing yourself own language for learning purposes and fun, I don't think it's anyhow better than available toolbox.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
I would distinguish between challenging, because book is so overwhellming because of high level of proficiency required to read with understanding (eg. University paperbooks) so here I could say that a lot of was hard thus challenging. Othe
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
This guy printed printed all facebook's conversation history with her girlfriend and gave it for her birthday. I don't think such a thing would be possible with other ways of communication. His talks about it on TED talk during p
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
The best one from my history was a startup (aprox. 15 people at this time) simply in house which was designed as home for 2+3: 2-3 people in a room, normal kitchen, front-yard and even attic for stuff. I don't get why we stuck in cooki
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
I can understand names of technologies/languages you use, but it would be nice to have offer in English. p.s. I'm looking for a job in JVM languages in Western Europe or remote. Is Dutch mandatory at your place?
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
Why so? The current state of Yahoo is common knowledge.
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by kornakiewicz 12y ago
I use i3 since about two months. I got same issues like you and here's my advice: install i3 and try to use it, after 2-3 days you'll be able to move windows, switch them or run apps with only keyboard (keybindings are pretty intu

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