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- Kuberenetes: Exposing
— Kubernetes are amazing, very powerful tool and even small details are important. Of course, in complex solutions we always use YAML files to control our cluster, but for small…
- ChatGPT Over a Year Later
— Do you use ChatGPT or other, similar tool? I can say, I use it almost every day and for multiple purposes. Not only because of work but it is probably the most beneficial in…
- Why New Year's Resolutions Fail and How to Fix It
— New year is always a time when people talk a lot about their resolutions. I stopped to doing that few years ago and try to not treat new year as a completely new beginning, but…
- Asics Trabuco Max 2 Long-Term Review
— I do not remember when I write some stuff review but last time decided to make an exception. It is because I have a good reason for that, it is because running shoes. During…
- Scrum: walking the Kanban board
— Scrum can be boring but can be also interesting and nice experience for people. It depends how we will use it and what will be our goals. Without good understanding by team…
- Read in Q4 2023
— I decided to share some info about books I read I will publish such a post every quarter and list all books with some summary info. It will include not only books, but also…
- Database migration - do not trust framework
— In theory working with different databases is not a big problem, because framework can handle everything for you. In real world scenarios, there a lot of strange caveats. Last…
- You should rotate meetings facilitator
— To be honest, I was not a big fan of SCRUM even two years ago. Everything changed after Professional Scrum Master course and exam. I understood, I did not like not SCRUM, but…
- PhpStan: improve your code quality
— Manual code review is a hard task and everyone who tired that, probably will agree it is because this method requires time, involves even several people and do not provide…
- Read in Q2 2023
— I decided to share some info about books I read I will publish such a post every quarter and list all books with some summary info. It will include not only books, but also…
- Recovering files on Google Cloud Storage
— Google Cloud is a complex and very powerful platform. One of its components is Cloud Storage based on buckets, a place where we can store files. It supports a lot of options…
- WSL - Reclaiming Storage Space
— I've been a big fan of WSL ever since it came out that to this solution, I can work daily with Windows, in my opinion the best and the most flexible OS, and still have all…
- New Page: My Books
— I've just added a new subpage called "My Books". So far it has only one position, but it is available for free. In the future, I plan to extend that. I have many ideas for…
- Book Review: Chop Wood Carry Water
— I recently read the book “Chop Wood Carry Water” by Joshua Medcalf and would like to share my impressions of it because I think it will… it already started to change my mindset…
- Stoic self-review: two months later
— At the end of last year, I became interested in Stoic philosophy and found something in it that attracted me a lot above all, the values it follows. In all humility: stoicism…
- Why and how you should update your technology stack
— Technology stack is often discussed during planning new projects or during recruitment process, but is often overlooked when it comes to dedicating time and resources to…
- There will be never the best time
— I'm writing that on Friday evening, day before my second 100 km ultramarathon. Decided to write that because... yeah, I have some thoughts. It is because of weather and my…
- Exploring sleep states in Windows
— Microsoft Windows has changed considerably in latest years, everything because of changes on devices: we use smaller, more portable computers, we often want more battery life,…
- The Three Gardens of Life
— Today I want to write about something different, about the "three gardens" idea presented in "Zyciologia" book by Milosz Brzezinski. This book is extremely interesting, but…
- Few words about technical debt
— If you work in IT, you probably have seen or heard the "technical debt" term. Do you know what it is? Just as the name suggests, it is a type of debt, and nobody likes to have…