sigizmund.com
romankirillov.info/google-cloud-endpoints.html — just slides
github.com/sigizmund/google-cloud-endpoints — code on github.
One day after a MINI which I was so going to buy tomorrow was gone from a dealer just because someone was quicker than me, I decided it has to stop. So next Saturday I made myself a cup of coffee and started thinking: I want to be notified as soon as new MINI pops [...]
People’s been asking me questions every now and then – how to prepare to an interview at Google? Obviously, there are tons of documents online with supposed lists of questions (subtle hint: most of them are obsolete). So I finally decided to write this up in a hope that someone will find it useful. This [...]
Sitting outside at Cafe Nero and enjoying the last thing we have – cold but not too cold, rainy but not too rainy late October Sunday.
If you are using tmux (or thinking of switching) you’ve probably realised by now how annoying is that you can’t do Control-Left and Control-Right to move between words in Bash, Emacs, Vim and what not. So was I :)
Luckily, solution was found. Here it is:
Edit your ~/.tmux.conf and add lines:
set-window-option -g [...]
mFlow is a very nice and interesting start-up based in Chiswick. They do music streaming on demand, just like Spotify. You can listen it for free. I don’t claim to understand their business model (OK, fine, you can buy music there as well, but so you can in zillion other places) but they are [...]
This way clearly doesn’t work, so don’t try it at home to repeat it.
An engineer thinks that his equations are an approximation to reality. A physicist thinks reality is an approximation to his equations. A mathematician doesn’t care.
Honestly, this could easily be the best and most apt phrase I ever heard. Does anyone know who should I attribute this quote to?
To be perfectly honest, I cannot give a definitive answer on how did I miss this particular novel (and even more than that, three following ones!) by Arthur Clarke – when I was a child and a teenager I used to read every possible bit of science fiction I could came across. Yet not this [...]
Despite rather lengthy title, the post itself will be rather short and straight to the point. If you are lucky owner of Cr-48 Chrome OS netbook and very inconsiderably live outside of the United States (like, you know, some of us happen to be), you can still get a joy of wireless 3G connectivity. Not [...]
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