Touchtyping analogy
Today I engaged in yet another discussion about the need of touchtyping for programmers with few of my collegues. My position on this issue is ver well known – I think that touchtyping is a...
View ArticleUnix learning tips from Miguel de Icaza
Miguel de Icaza – a very well known programmer in Linux circles – shares a few tips to having a better experience in Unix environments. Here is a summary of what he recommends: Read, learn, and...
View ArticleDeath by a thousand clicks
If you don’t know or remember the expression “death by a thousand cuts”, it refers to an ancient Chinese torture. Slow slicing [..], also translated as the slow process, the lingering death, or death...
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Worst handwriting ever!
Sometimes when I tell people that I have the worst handwriting ever, they think that I’m joking. So, here is some real proof. This is a snapshot of the A1 paper which I used yesterday on a meeting....
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SwiftKey goodness
For a few years now I’ve been a happy user of the SwiftKey app. SwiftKey is a predictive keyboard for Android and iOS. I was very skeptical when I tried it the first time, but my mind was blown...
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