Investing Investing: Rule #1 Phil Town: “There are only two rules of investing: Rule #1: Don’t lose money, and Rule #2: Don’t forget Rule #1!”
Software Engineering When to use: Classes vs Data Structures Classes and Data Structures make it easy to add new functionality. In each of them, a certain way of adding functionality is much easier than in the other. Read this to know, which way will be easier in the code you are working with.
Software Engineering Functional Object-Oriented Programming Robert C. Martin: A good program can, and should, be both functional AND object-oriented.
Software Engineering TDD example: Test an existing Flask app Make sure your API doesn't break after the changes you're about to make.
Nature Development in production "[The project] started with a roughly forty-week development phase, then a very intense production deployment, and continues now with an ongoing development-in-production phase."
Software Engineering TDD Examples: C with DocTest Quickly get up to speed with Test-Driven Development in C using DocTest - the fastest and most convenient testing library for C++ toolchains.
Wisdom One's worth "It becomes a cost/benefit analysis, and they – perhaps unwittingly – conclude, that the cost is too great."
History Wartość propagandy "Przez poruszenie opinii publicznej w USA, nawet w warunkach systemu rooseveltowskiego, można było utrudnić ogromnie układy teherańskie i jałtańskie."
Nature Taking risks "Financial risk taking is as much a biological activity, with as many medical consequences, as facing down a grizzly bear."
Publishing Ghost: Subscribe to a specific tag Interested primarily in publications under a particular tag?
Wisdom "Utrata kontroli nad własnym życiem to element procesu wzrastania" "Things you own end up owning you." (Fight Club)
Haskell Would Haskell be a good language for a blog? If Haskell is "clear" and "expressive", would it be a good choice for illustrating ideas in code?
Inwestowanie: IKE a IKZE "Między tymi rozwiązaniami są pewne różnice (dotyczące przede wszystkim kwestii opodatkowania), ale stanowią one dla siebie nawzajem idealne uzupełnienie i powinny być traktowane jako dobra komplementarne."
