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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
i got my full time job when i was 26... i failed a lot as "self-employed" before. but when i got job (i had specific reasons, not financial ones), i really understood what it is to be free in doing your own choose and be entrepreneur (life
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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
Yeah. And that's where it moves - centralized hosting, with ability to quickly iterate through in-game and software changes. With ability to access it from (in future) any browser. I definitely like it.
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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
So.. It looks like we are going to direction, where browsers will be used to play action games in (probably, not really near) future.. Same direction mobile development..
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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
It depends a lot on what company actually do, but lets be honest - not so many companies out there need some tricky algo implemented. Most stuff already invented and you, as programmer, have to know when to use what, how it should work toge
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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
If you still consider Perl, I recommend checking out: Plack, AnyEvent::*, Catalyst/Dancer (depending on required complexity) for web stuff. Perl libraries made a huge leap forward. And for me it was unnoticed.
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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
for some reason i sympathize this team, but really.. if you are so high profile hackers group, why use mostly-legitimate-use vpn service when you can buy: 1) vpn service hosted in the bot net (i.e. on zombies machines) 2) hosting on the bot
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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
I believe this comes from how FTP protocol works which do it to some extent and the reason why it do not work trough firewalls well without using passive mode.
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15y ago
While I agree we need QA (today), I would like to see different expectations.. Expectations that over time we will need less and less QA work.
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pavelkaroukin
15y ago
tl;dr; It is hard to debug by "print $abc;" when $abc is code reference. So you bless code reference with package providing stringification override to print out closure position (file, line) and "near" defined variables. Pretty useful!