When learning HTML, you will have to familiarize yourself with many different tags. Not all tags are equally useful, but learning them is essential for mastering HTML. Here are my 10 favorite tags, sorted in no particular order:

OK, what if I decide to jump in a last cart of the crypto train and learn some blockchain hands on skills, are there any decent meaningful good-first projects to build? What is the analogues of build-your-own-imageboard in EVM or Solana world?

I was invited to give a talk on HTTP/3 at a Go conference. Do you think it's fair to write the script with GPT? Or is it fair to write a script with some GPT help? I’m totally missing what are the rules nowadays…

Now, this is chess I want to play.

For anyone planning to learn Go or fill the gap in your knowledge. I recommend you check out this learning path ⬇️

Volunteering today at an open source event at the State Library for Foreign Literature. The reading rooms, filled with books and bathed in cozy greenish-yellow light, make it the perfect place for coding.

I asked Grok to draw me in a fantasy world. Apparently, fantasy world is Moscow in winter. https://t.co/DpcJdSkrXs

Andrei Tarkovsky... I see the symptoms everywhere

It’s weird to admit, but today’s Moscow is a Beautiful Russia of the Future (Прекрасная Россия Будущего) we all dreamed of so long.

Can’t believe it’s been almost 8 months since I moved back to Russia. It’s been vivid and dense experience. Especially now, in 2024. One month in Moscow feels like a whole year in Amsterdam. I’m scared to read my journal notes form this summer. So much has changed!

А объясните уже, наконец, что это за единороги в твиттерских юзернеймах? Есть какой-то центр координации таких аккаунтов? Или свод правил и ценностей, которые эти люди соглашаются принимать?

Насколько шизофренично ездить в прачечную самообслуживания на такси?

Remember, an interview is as much about you interviewing the company as it is about them interviewing you. Don't be afraid to ask the hard questions – it shows you're serious about finding the right fit. What's your go-to question in an interview?

5. What would it take to double my earnings? I’m curious to know about growth opportunities and performance expectations right from the start.

4. Have you ever had to let someone go? If yes, why? This tough question can uncover a lot about management styles and company expectations.

3. If you could start your project or the company all over again, what would you do differently? This reveals insights into learning and growth within the organization.

2. What do you love and what do you dislike about your work? It's important to understand both the highs and the lows.

1. Describe your typical day at work. What's it like? This gives me a glimpse into the daily life and the operational rhythm of the team.

One of my favorite parts of any interview comes at the end, when the tables turn, and I get to ask the interviewers questions. This is where I truly get a sense of the company culture and values. Here are some of the key questions I always make sure to ask: 🧵

We need to remember Aaron, this thread is a good summary

I'm seriously considering to start looking for an engineering role in a Dutch-speaking company for the sake of having more language practice. Do you think this is a good idea?