petr25102018

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by petr25102018 6y ago
Contentwok: https://contentwok.com/ The idea is to make creating & publishing content a bit simpler. The possibilities in the space are endless, but I started with an "automatic image finder". The way this wor
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Nice initiative! I will publish my own book this year so it is great to see some love for indie publishing :-) I would also be very much interested in finding some reviewers that would be willing to help review say 2-3 chapters of my book i
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by petr25102018 6y ago
For folks who bought this or consider buying it, help me please understand why? I know I am not the target audience since I know CSS enough but I think that this is just a very short reference to some aspects of CSS that can't help you
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Other people are already commenting what to do while you work, I will tell you what to do when your eyes are already tired. Go to finish-style sauna. Whenever I am tired after a day with a computer and go to sauna, it completely resets me.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Databases are actually protected under some copyright laws in some countries.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
You can add mine side project https://contactcache.com to the list :-)
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by petr25102018 6y ago
It is funny, because my app https://contactcache.com started like that. It was an Electron app working completely locally. Gradually I moved to a web app that can work locally in the browser, as long as the browser doesn't
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Oh, okay. I get the assumption because Manning books do resemble one another a bit.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Oh nice!
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by petr25102018 6y ago
I think that's true. If larger software projects need more time and resources than small ones (when comparing effort per LOC), I am pretty sure that with books it is the same. And I agree with the blank page... The more of the book is
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Even though I wouldn't want the publisher to make the outline of my book for me, I have to say that Manning books were some of my favourites. Their structure is pretty good.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Did you create the illustrations yourself or the publisher managed to do them for you?
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by petr25102018 6y ago
I am also now writing my first book ( https://efficientdeveloper.com/ ) and it is really difficult, especially during Covid times (my original idea of writing this book was writing it on a transatlantic cruise... ) What you r
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by petr25102018 6y ago
This is how I do it. But of course, keeping emergency codes is a good idea too.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
I am not American, but it doesn't matter. Yes, of course I can have a second phone or other solution. The point is that SMS-based auth is just worse than the alternatives.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
First, it is a good idea to setup the authentication on multiple devices. This is not hard to do. Second, if that happens you are in the same situation as with the phone authentication -> so the disadvantage is the same.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
I literally hate when services and apps force me to use SMS-based authentication. When I travel I need to use a different SIM to access reasonably priced internet. Because I don't have a double-SIM phone, that means my other SIM is not
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Very relevant. Hint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZTIbHIsIYw
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by petr25102018 6y ago
You should put your name on the web. Why would someone sign up to a service where the communication channel is a generic chat and your name is nowhere to be found? I use a Czech invoicing app because it prepares legal documents that I can s
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by petr25102018 6y ago
You should consider why it is easy for developers to leave a company. It is also because companies hire only people who already know everything and don't train and give chance to people that might need to learn something on the job. Al
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Maybe a better way to attack this problem is to watch Harvard's Introduction to AI course (or similar one) and from there pick an area that piqued your interest. This is because AI is such a vast field that nobody can learn everything
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by petr25102018 6y ago
I recently tried to sign up for Google AdSense and received an automatic reply that I already have an account They even sent me an email address of that account. That email address and account is not mine, it belongs to my brother. We conne
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by petr25102018 6y ago
I also created my own personal CRM ( https://contactcache.com ), but my main take was privacy. I believe that the information stored about our business partners or loved ones are really sensitive and therefore I opted for 100 % en
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Also Czech. I don't think this is common in here at all. You were lucky with your school.
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My Notes from Harvard's Artificial Intelligence in Python(stribny.name)
5 points by petr25102018 6y ago|1 comments
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by petr25102018 6y ago
The article presents main building blocks in programming AI in Python and it is loosely based on my notes from Harvard’s course CS50’s Introduction to Artificial Intelligence with Python 2020 and extended to include other interesting concep
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Exactly. For Python project the solution can be https://pypi.org/project/nomad/ and you will even save yourself that one day of development.
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Just go work for a role, company and product you like. Thinking about leaving your job before it even starts is not really good :)
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Scaling Relational SQL Databases(stribny.name)
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by petr25102018 6y ago
Recently I was researching what are all the possible options when it comes to scaling workloads with relational SQL databases. I think other people can find it helpful. Feel free to suggest other ideas!

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