vladislavp

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by vladislavp 4mo ago
@ivansavz, thank you for the followup and sharing your thoughts on b). Some time ago, when my Dad asked me to teach him a bit of programming, I made a huge mistake. I was arrogant, and thinking to teach him in a way I learned. And it was to
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by vladislavp 4mo ago
a) Individualized teaching methodology. We come with different backgrounds, therefore different types of analogies/examples, different levels of background material, different (but systematized) levels of presentation should be used. T
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by vladislavp 6y ago
hp EliteBook 2560p. 12gb ram, 120 gb ssd.
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by vladislavp 6y ago
From what I understand, this was a question and was answered on other forums. FreeBSD jails are supported by HashiCorp's Nomad [1], and their Consul + Vault are in FreeBSD ports The tool mentioned in the article, Bastille, would be use
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by vladislavp 6y ago
taiko (by thought works) https://taiko.dev/ also does browser automation testing. I think the headless browser it is using underneath is Chromium. It is integrate with gauge https://gauge.org/
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by vladislavp 7y ago
Bob Ross -- the painter analogy comes to mind. When Bob was drawing, it looked amazingly simple. That simplicity invited people into trying painting. Probably very few could ever draw anything remotely similar in quality to him, though.
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by vladislavp 7y ago
I am trying to reconcile your question, with the one you just posted recently (16 days ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21041836 >" ... Interests & life goals: Product Management, starting his own start
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PgSentinel: Postgres Active History / Sampling for Session (Beta, Aferro GPL)(github.com)
2 points by vladislavp 8y ago|0 comments
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by vladislavp 8y ago
Interesting study hint by the author (Robert Plantz) . I have never thought of it this way , but it probably makes sense: > " Do not copy and paste code. We all copy code, and we all like to see our programs work. Copy and paste is
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by vladislavp 10y ago
While I agree with some observations: a) most only use basic maths at their daily jobs) b) math and computer science degrees are used as a filtering criteria, by recruiters hiring for actuary/stats/finance and programming jobs I