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Podcast: The Human Side of Tech Leadership with Enpal CTO(it-labs.com)
1 points by ikusalic 2y ago|0 comments
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The Executive-Coder Experiment: Returning to Code with GenAI After 7 Years(ivankusalic.com)
1 points by ikusalic 2y ago|0 comments
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Beliefs about Life at 32(medium.com)
2 points by ikusalic 7y ago|0 comments
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Alignment on Microservices – tradeoffs at play(tech.travelaudience.com)
2 points by ikusalic 8y ago|0 comments
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Onboarding new Managers(tech.travelaudience.com)
2 points by ikusalic 8y ago|0 comments
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A Collection with Identity Crisis(ikusalic.com)
2 points by ikusalic 10y ago|0 comments
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Teaching Children Programming at CoderDojo(ikusalic.com)
1 points by ikusalic 11y ago|0 comments
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by ikusalic 11y ago
I think that seniority is closely correlated to understanding tradeoffs. Where a junior and a senior can make from time to time the same decision, how they do it is different. For junior it's often the only option he sees, or doesn&#x2
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Adding HTTPS Support to Static Site Hosted in S3(ikusalic.com)
1 points by ikusalic 12y ago|0 comments
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by ikusalic 12y ago
Thanks for the explanation. To my understanding, that's only necessary when I actually use the certificate, not as the part of certificate validation. I assumed the validation would happen with me setting some DNS record with particula
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by ikusalic 12y ago
Thanks. I'd actually prefer to by through Namecheap as well. I saw RapidSSL and PositiveSSL certs, but I thought they are not suitable if I want both w/ and w/o 'www' subdomain. So if I buy RapidSSL or PositiveSSL t
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Ask HN: Which SSL certificate
4 points by ikusalic 12y ago|7 comments
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by ikusalic 12y ago
Beautifully written and expressing most of the concerns that bother me in today's world. If you liked the article, I'd also suggest [1] by moxie. I really liked how he dismantles the I-have-nothing-to-hide argument. Scary, but so
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by ikusalic 12y ago
I've moved completely away from Google. DuckDuckGo for search, here.com for maps, fastmail.com for mail (using my domain, so I'm not locked in), Firefox as browser. It was not as hard as I expected. I guess the email was the harde
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by ikusalic 12y ago
Seriously one of the worst posts I've seen on top page in a long while. Disclaimer: from here on I'll also be a bit opinionated, hardly can be worse than the post. And yes he did write the disclaimer, and no, still doesn't he
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by ikusalic 12y ago
I've heard it said that Scala is the new C++. But to me that doesn't sound bad at all. Sure, you can shoot yourself in the foot, but you can also design beautiful things, the choice is yours.
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by ikusalic 12y ago
"Only" gmail? But isn't email the most important part of your online life? I moved away completely from Google. Fastmail.fm instead of gmail was one of my first moves. And I never looked back...
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by ikusalic 12y ago
This. The point is you can introduce all the changes you want if you do it slowly and never aggravate significant percentage of the population.
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I'm Stupid When I'm Tired(ikusalic.com)
1 points by ikusalic 12y ago|0 comments
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by ikusalic 12y ago
I have the same experience. I find the interface just beautiful and pleasure to use. The same is true when using it from phone. One of the best tool-related decisions I ever did.
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by ikusalic 12y ago
Tarsnap is really great service. It's obviously targeted at tech people, but if you are one, just check it out. I do not feel the need for any wrappers as the CLI is quite nice, but your mileage may vary. What I'm backing up are a
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by ikusalic 12y ago
Here's one absurd bug in Java that really surprised me: Math.abs(-2147483647); // 2147483647 Math.abs(-2147483648); // -2147483648 When you know this behavior, it's kinda obvious why, but still...
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by ikusalic 12y ago
To be fair Google is a great company. But because of some actions they have taken they are not so outstandingly appealing as they were few years ago. Of course that's natural given their size. Many big companies are way worse. But stil
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by ikusalic 12y ago
vimroom (mentioned in the article) is really great.
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by ikusalic 12y ago
Thank you for this link. vim-wheel is just pure gold, I needed that for a long time...
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by ikusalic 12y ago
If you want to try it out painlessly, I've written a post [0] and implemented Vagrant playground where you can experiment with go. [1] [0]: http://www.ikusalic.com/blog/2014/03/12/using-thoughtworks-
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GNU Parallel – the Adventure(ikusalic.com)
2 points by ikusalic 12y ago|0 comments
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by ikusalic 13y ago
I hope libcloud gets some traction. The problem is, currently it's not really mature enough. The whole idea is to use one interface so you don't end up with writing special cases for different IaaS. The problem is that it simply i
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by ikusalic 13y ago
Just to clarify: in continental Europe and USA billion means different number. [0] I'd guess USA billion, as it's about taxes and taxes can't be bigger than what Google is worth... [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by ikusalic 13y ago
Wow, just wow... The inability to admit the error and fighting back is the proof that the system doesn't work. Intentionally. But if you like the statistics and probability, what is the probability that this is the only case? To help y

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