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00:00:00 – About the project with color and Itten 00:01:24 – What is happening here and why is everything so colorful? 00:09:32 – Does a programmer need mathematics? 00:12:00 – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and the Library of Babel 00:13:36 – Returning to the topic of mathematics and set theory 00:17:30 – Maturity level of the IT process 00:22:42 – About the slippery slope of overcomplication 00:25:43 – Who is a “lead”? 00:27:43 – The key problem of modern IT 00:37:05 – The most superficial example of applying theory 00:42:27 – Very briefly about type systems and the TypeScript problem 00:47:47 – Looking for Itten in Python and finding Hell 00:48:53 – About work experience at EPAM and escapism through relocation 00:55:31 – What is multi-tenant (briefly and to the point)? 00:56:39 – How I start teaching my son mathematics 00:59:32 – 15 minutes about logic, syllogisms, enthymemes, and Euler
This is a compilation from a recent stream where I answer questions from the chat and work on development simultaneously. It might be useful to listen to in the background, for example. I upload it to YouTube because Twitch doesn’t store videos for very long.
During streams, I usually: — write code — discuss ideas and projects — answer questions about programming, mathematics, and IT in general — sometimes delve into theory, sometimes into practice
I stream periodically, usually a couple of times a week. If there is activity, questions, and viewers, that is a direct incentive to continue and do more streams. If not, I just do my own things in the background. So, subscriptions and activity are an indicator for me that the format is actually needed.
Where can I be found?
▶ Twitch (streams): https://www.twitch.tv/marat_zimnurov
▶ Telegram — about programming and digests: https://t.me/digitable_blog
▶ A post about color theory that I mention in the video: https://t.me/digitable_blog/30
▶ Projects and services: https://digitable.ru/
▶ GitHub: https://github.com/the-homeless-god
All other contact details can be found in the channel header.
If you: — have long wanted to start programming — are already writing code, but feel like you “don’t know something” — want to understand what real development looks like without the gloss
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You can support the channel on Twitch via the donation button. If there is a need and demand, I will eventually set up a Boosty page, but for now, I will take it easy.
Watch on Rutube: https://rutube.ru/video/3169bf0ccc0f66eb2dc54023b97123db/