climbing
Progress is of great importance to all of us. In our work, private life, and the activities we engage in during our free time... Overall, in numerous spheres of our lives. And that is completely normal. I believe that the desire for progress is encoded in the genetic code of
learning
When you search on the internet for How to learn Go?, nine out of ten times, information related to GoLang will come up. That one time will be related to learning GoLang through some new, ultra super-duper intelligent artificial intelligence system that was just waiting for you. Jokes aside, this
climbing
As I embarked on my journey as a rock climber, little did I know that beyond the physical challenges and adrenaline rushes, there lay a profound lesson in patience. The vertical world became my classroom, and each ascent taught me the art of embracing patience in the face of obstacles.
learning
Each of us is a learner. We can be divided into those who are learning intentionally, and those who do it unintentionally. And that is the only valid polarization there should be. The world would be much easier with it. Anyhow, as we are all learners (I strongly believe that)
opinion
Many people think that the emerging AI will replace plenty of things. Writing among them. This is my take on this.
git
Have you ever wondered how to remove sensitive data from Git history? Look no further, this is the post for you!
learning
The thing we often forget when thinking of learning is that we are not officially thought how to learn. When we start school, we don't usually go through different learning processes, how to approach math, biology, history, or any other class. At least this wasn't a
growth
The world we're living in today is rapid. Information travels at an eye glance. Everything is available at your fingertips.
growth
What's the time? Seems it's already morning...
growth
Some time ago I read a line in an article that said something like this - instead of opening your phone and social media first thing in the morning, try journaling instead. Try asking yourself some questions like - what are my goals for today, what did I do yesterday,
kubernetes
Looking back on when I started my journey in the Kubernetes ecosystem, one thing among many, that I didn't understand much was Kubernetes Ingress. This initial misunderstanding remained even today when I work with Kubernetes daily. Yes, I don't know that much about Kubernetes Ingress. I
kubernetes
Where can we deploy Kubernetes clusters? Can we run it on VMs in our data center? On Cloud VMs? What about if we don't want to manage the cluster at all?