mortylen

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Ask HN: Which security tool for ASP.NET Core code analysis?
1 points by mortylen 3y ago|0 comments
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by mortylen 3y ago
I have also started several side projects and never finished any of them. The problem for me was that when I solved the most important problems, I lost interest in it. This year I'm trying something new and I hope to overcome this barr
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by mortylen 3y ago
I have been programming for over 20 years. I've developed everything from small in-house applications to systems in critical infrastructure... But the working mood and work deployment depends mainly on the setup of the internal company
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by mortylen 3y ago
Depending on the type of project, sometimes 70% of the time is programming and 30% is consulting with the team. Other times I do 60% design and 40% programming. It's project by project. For me, most projects are greenfield development.
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by mortylen 3y ago
Try looking for positions as a developer in industry or look around for companies that have contracts for industry. Such as power plants, heating plants, any other manufacturing plants... I wish you good luck.
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by mortylen 3y ago
It's true, the beer in Prague is excellent. Overall, I like the beer culture in the Czech Republic. The language is easy to learn, especially if you are from Slovakia like me :) I would like to say hello to Prague.
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by mortylen 3y ago
Thanks for the reply, it looks interesting.
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Ask HN: Can a small free time project make a profit?
3 points by mortylen 3y ago|2 comments
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by mortylen 3y ago
Ice shower early in the morning.
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by mortylen 3y ago
H. P. Lovecraft
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by mortylen 3y ago
Interesting project, I feel strong nostalgia. I went through QuickBASIC too.
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by mortylen 3y ago
Personally, I encounter long functions (as you described, around 100 lines) mainly in older codebases that were written over 20 years ago. In many cases, I get them for rework when developing new software, particularly in industries where t
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by mortylen 3y ago
I think the difference between a long function and many short functions that are not reusable is not big. A long function can be cluttered if it is really too long, and also many small helper functions can bring confusion to the code. The a
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by mortylen 3y ago
Invest in yourself, especially in your education when you are young and able to devote yourself fully to education. All the money you invest in education will pay off by opening up new possibilities and paths in life, better employment and
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by mortylen 3y ago
Most programmers and IT professionals are so busy working, learning and keeping up with rapidly changing technology that they don't have time to focus on global and social issues. Today, a programmer is like a slave-worker, only no one
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by mortylen 3y ago
First, quickly go through all the documentation. Then start writing whatever comes to mind. And if you don't understand something, go back to the documentation. For me, that's the best way to learn.
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by mortylen 3y ago
Is there any consideration of AI support in Siemens SIMATIC Controllers?
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by mortylen 3y ago
I have a smart home system written in Python that collects data from mqtt, evaluates it and stores it in Postgresql. On top of that I have a web application in PHP through which I control the whole thing. And I would like to rewrite this in
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by mortylen 3y ago
Today: Uada, Gaerea and Necrophobic. I like it.
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by mortylen 3y ago
As already described, it depends mainly on what you enjoy, so that you don't get tired of learning new things. As far as the job market is concerned, knowing only one skill is not an advantage, it is best to excel in a certain combinat