Replying to @idstarz
Да все круто. Зимой удаленный запуск - это вообще +100500 к комфорту (хотя круче подземный гараж)
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My vote for most valuable programming skill? Walking. I spent 15 minutes going and picking up my laundry and figured out how to avoid 10 hours of programming. 40:1!
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Link: Ruby 2.6.0 Released: ruby-lang.org/en/news/2018/1…
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Software Craftsmanship is not about glory and rockstar status. It’s not about being the overtime hero, or the last minute cowboy. Rather it is about discipline, professionalism, and the desire to constantly improve.
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Сначала мы проводим голосования, будто на дворе 18-й век. Потом мы удивляемся, что побеждает громкое меньшинство и перестаём голосовать.
К счастью, всё можно исправить. Если вас когда-нибудь просили поднять руку или поставить галочку, то это для вас: antoniokov.com/voting/.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger@Schwarzenegger9 Aug 2018
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Machine learning.
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История одной депрессии tonsky.livejournal.com/31726…
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2014 - We must adopt #microservices to solve all problems with monoliths
2016 - We must adopt #docker to solve all problems with microservices
2018 - We must adopt #kubernetes to solve all problems with docker
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We met a lot of awesome people who work at Shopify and make commerce better for everyone. It‘s been a pleasure to chat with them and get to know each other, particularly with our amazing Partner Manager Amanda. 🙂#ShopifyUnite #ShopifyUnite2018 #Shopify #ASoft
Replying to @shiroginne
Означает ли это, что ты больше не ищешь работу? 🙂
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I'm excited for parallel testing to land in Rails. We have custom code to do this at GitHub, but pushing it upstream seems best for everyone. Great job @eileencodes!! github.com/rails/rails/pull/…
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I've just committed the initial JIT compiler for Ruby. It's not still so fast yet (especially it's performing badly with Rails for now), but we have much time to improve it until Ruby 2.6 (or 3.0) release. github.com/ruby/ruby/commit/…



















