paolgiacometti

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   by paolgiacometti 8y ago

   my 2 cents for my personal planning I use pen and paper for monitor teamwork (10 people) I found great help with https://abstractspoon.weebly.com/ todolist (win based) it store everything into an xml but unfortunately only
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   by paolgiacometti 8y ago

   I suggest also "What Can Be Computed? A Practical Guide to the Theory of Computation" by John MacCormick here's my review https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/book-review-piero-giacomelli/
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   by paolgiacometti 8y ago

   I agree, and even if one does not keep a copy of the code, the techniques one develop for coding or optimizing the code cannot be erased from the mind of who created them
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   Ask HN: Do you keep a copy of your source code when you quit your job?

   2 points by paolgiacometti 8y ago|6 comments
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   by paolgiacometti 8y ago

   I suggest "The Tartar Steppe by Dino Buzzati". A great book about the meaningless of everyman planning about leaving a successful life. Mr. Paolomar by Italo Calvino is another last century Italian masterpiece with the reflection
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   Best Public IT Standard Operating Procedures

   1 points by paolgiacometti 9y ago|1 comments