poushkar

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by poushkar 10y ago
You should take some time off if you can afford it. Like, a few months at least. Try all new things you can think of during this time and you will definitely find something that interests you enough to switch to.
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How do people like Martin Fowler or Ward Cunningham came up with their ideas?
2 points by poushkar 10y ago|0 comments
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How do you learn new, unfamiliar code base?
4 points by poushkar 11y ago|4 comments
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How did you start contributing to open source?
2 points by poushkar 11y ago|0 comments
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by poushkar 11y ago
https://gritt.io - anonymous job search. Focusing on IT field at the moment. As developers ourself we want to change the way we get better jobs in IT: eliminating unimportant details such as age, gender, skin color, etc and only
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by poushkar 11y ago
I always struggle with finding subjects for blog posts: if it is something I already know, it looks too simple to write about; if it is something I know a little or nothing about, I am afraid my learning notes will be not good enough. In bo
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by poushkar 11y ago
I also wanted to build such as service, but Zendeks's $1 price for FAQ stopped me at the time.
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What are your career goals?
1 points by poushkar 11y ago|0 comments
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by poushkar 11y ago
Why not using WolframAlpha? For example: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=food+ranked+by+potassiu...
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Learn one subject after another or all in parallel (like at an university)?
2 points by poushkar 11y ago|1 comments
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by poushkar 11y ago
You can find a job in Germany. Try Berlin first, there is huge shortage of developers now, it's not as far from your home as USA, for example,and it's easier to get work permit (Google "blue card"). Also it has many tur