ragatskynet

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by ragatskynet 13y ago
This questions turns up about every months - Ruby vs. Python. Well, my advice is that you should use which you like better. Ruby on Rails had some critical security problems but that can happen any time for new Django releases as well (let
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
I wouldn't - the news of the Google Reader shutdown made great opportunity for many nice RSS/news readers to be born; so I would just switch, there are plenty of good alternatives now. I actually use Feedly now - its perfect for m
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
Not sure if that is what you are asking, but I am tracking my personal things in an Excel table - you can complicate things to the level you want.
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
I agree with you. I suggested these sites to a friend of mine and after then he really got into javascript and ruby. After learning the fundamentals, books are more understandable and more usable lets say.
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
Hahhha... some days ago I checked one of my old PHP codes (I was not aware it was written by me) - I was swearing much.. then I saw my name in a comment on the top and then.. I sweared more :-) My style is transforming from year to year to
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
I use feedly now too, I could set it up to look almost like reader did. I use it on my android phone as well.
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
I use a simple text document in my Google Drive, it is pretty plain - when I have a new idea I write it into the doc and at the same time I go through all of the others and see If I have more exact ideas related to them. Also I check back o
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
Mostly repetitive 4/4 stuff like house or techno, sometimes downtempo/ambient/dubtechno (at night). Preferably without vocals; I am not a big fan of these types of genres (when I am not working I would never listen to these) but I found the
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
I wanted to type this exactly.
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
"Scrum is not always Scrum." - Big point, haha - I see hundreds of people using "Scrum" and not Scrum.
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
Looking at other people's code (and I mean more experienced programmers of course) always helped me to learn best-practices, patterns, etc. Also if you does not understand something (why is it there? why is it written that way?) it is very
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
Watchmen is a favourite of mine also - it has a very exceptional role cast with very unique personalities. I would give an advice to whom have not seen it yet: watch the directors cut.
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
Hmmm. Maybe I would try to gather some money for creating a music instrument shop/service. I like music and technology (behind music) as well - that would be fun!
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by ragatskynet 13y ago
I also suggest looking for volunteers, I think many people would gladly help you.
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
This works for me too. For the cases when it does not work, and you have the option, leave it and go rest/sleep/run/etc.
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
I was playing the bass too and sometimes I also experience pain in my wrists or my hands. Not only when I am coding. Writing is the worst my hands always hurt from writing. A doctor should help or if it does not, go see another. Of course h
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
For the record - hd25 is really-really nice but consider AKGs too - I am using AKG k518 from a while now, and it is almost or just as good as the HD25 but have a far lower price.
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
Projects, projects, projects. In my opinion people need to have successes to get going. "Hello Worlds" and theoretical stuff is useful of course (well, not just useful, you need that!), but I saw many people learning to code without actuall
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
I agree with the others but; design should be important in enterprise applications as well. I have seen many enterprise applications which were designed so badly people can't really use them very well. Of course I am not talking about fancy
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
Good advices down there but the one worked for me: rest a week. Or two. I had the same feeling last year and I was really worried - maybe I am on a wrong path? Then I traveled to my friends in London for a week. After some days without Inte
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
I use an LG GT540. It is pretty slow and buggy with the ram i am using, though... no. I hate it. Really.
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
You have the option the choose between tasks - when I was freelancing I always tried to pick tasks which required a bit learning but I was sure I can handle it and create a good product. Also It is great if you have a partner who is a bit m
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
I might add that for learning, Windows is pretty good (now... it was not used to be this way, haha) - though the problem you mentioned consists and it is better to switch to Linux after a while (when you need those gems).
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
I would say these too. And one more thing - picking good names require an experience itself, too - if you write more code, your names will get better and better. Don't overthink it - if you make a little mistake for picking a not-really-sui
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
I would suggest inventing a new world - it is often a great fun for me to discover new worlds and the stories behind it. I think you don't need to reinvent the wheel, just take the best parts of the fantasy worlds you like and from those de
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
It is down here too. (Hungary)
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by ragatskynet 14y ago
For newcomers I always suggest learning Python 2 first mostly because it is easier to find libraries and/or resources for Python 2. Also, I found it very easy to learn Python 3's differences after knowing the previous version.