We’re looking for an intern for two weeks, for manual testing of mobile applications and an Internet TV set according to pre-prepared test scenarios.
Required skills:
— English: reading test scenarios, reading Jira, writing reports, writing in Jira;
For the internship, the intern will receive compensation. The especially talented will …
I recently read the book “Economics: The User’s Guide” by Ha-Joon Chang (116 UAH in electronic form).
I sincerely wanted to start understanding economics better. I read it; I didn’t end up understanding it much better. But there were interesting bits in the book.
About how the imperialists …
The other day I read Ichak Adizes’s book “How to Overcome the Crises of Management” (420 UAH at the business literature store). As a result of reading it, I clarified for myself what kinds of managers and executives there are.
The author identifies four components:
P — performance qualities, the …
Choosing between an Apple iPad 2 64 GB WiFi+GSM and some other cooler gadget, I didn’t think long and picked the cooler gadget: a second-generation “Digilent-Basys” development board.
The development board has a Xilinx 3S100E FPGA installed, with a degree of integration of 100,000 logic gates, which …
I’ve had cases like this in my practice: you ask a programmer to make some feature, and he answers, “It’s impossible to make it.” I ask, “Why?” and he replies, “I read such-and-such documentation, looked at such-and-such example, tried doing it this way and that way, and realized …
Many of us write various kinds of documentation in English. That includes presentations, user guides, help files, and just plain blog posts. I’m the same way. We teach people with screencasts, where you have to explain what’s happening on the screen. The scripts contain a lot of descriptions …
It all started last Friday, when friends sent me links to the news. The news said that a decision had been made to close universities for three weeks for quarantine.
I immediately wanted to get
Another contest from Intel. This time you don’t have to program anything. The contest is called “Explain It on Your Fingers 2.0”. The task of the contest is to give simple definitions for various terms in parallel programming. For example, what are SIMD and MIMD? Don’t try …