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00:00 Greetings
1:42 What do you think about data engineering?
4:05 How do beat procrastination?
11:08 What is friendship and how important is it?
17:28 What do you think about extension features in the programming language?
19:45 What is your main achievement as a manager developer on a current or past project?
25:35 Do you have to be a student to submit research papers?
26:51 Is it good to work in one place for four plus years?
33:38 By convincing developers not to use popular frameworks, you make the pentesters' job harder.
34:31 Isn't web outdated, old and too complex platform now?
36:06 Should I focus on my favorite but less popular language or is it better to learn something established?
38:16 Do you really think that C++ is the place where it's hard to grow and do the world need C developers?
40:10 How Teamlead answer correlates with Code-ahead principles in terms of motivating people by extra payment per task?
48:14 What if I don't have enough knowledge for an ambitious project?
50:47 Is it good to be a full stack developer?
50:57 I'm not going to become a new Isaac Newton?
54:18 Question about the salary board in the office
1:00:10 I work for 100,000 rubles. Is it worth becoming a programmer?
1:00:21 You said that your common workplace involves lying on a couch on one side or the other. How is that possible?
1:02:58 How do you become as revolutionary as those who invented Linux or cryptocurrency?
1:08:18 Do you have any hobbies besides programming? Do you study any other languages?

[@yegor256]

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[@user-vz5ku4mi1y]

Great words " ..maybe you do not have enough courage for ambitious projects.." Thanks Yegor

[@ad.nelson]

What you described as friendship strangly look similar to relations that usually develop between closed village commune. When people live in one place for many generations and know that situation won't be changing.
Members of this communities often value their responsibilities for people more than their personal live.
It is often the result of understanding , that treachery or neglence of social contract would result to punishment to their families.
On the other hand right doing would be accepted and collective will help their loved once.
But it is less and less common as people became more isolated.

[@Red-di7zb]

Would be Interesting to hear more about studying Chinese.
I also love studying languages, maybe this is why I ended up working as a C++ developer : )
我也学习中文但是我的中文也不好，太难了

[@manOfPlanetEarth]

да, и зачем кепка?🤔 серьезно, в помещении.

[@yegor256]

люблю ее

[@manOfPlanetEarth]

@@yegor256
🤷‍♂️☺️ понятно
но все равно странно в помещении:))

[@joech1065]

​@@manOfPlanetEarthМеня всегда удивляет про что людям не терпится поговорить после часовых видео с контентом 😂 “А что у тебя там на полке сзади?” “А давайте поговорим про философию ношения кепок в помещении”

[@manOfPlanetEarth]

как же парит этот английский в таких беседах по душам. хоть и всё понятно. но на родном куда приятней.
английский для чего? расширения аудитории?

[@yegor256]

да