Yurii Bliuchak

Heureka Group at Google Cloud Summit 🔥

🗓️Máte plány na 29.2.? Co k nám přijít na další #PragueAgileCircle? Od 18:00 v našich pražských kancelářích hostíme #agile nadšence. Přijďte sdílet své postřehy, něco se od sebe navzájem naučit a zjistit, jak podpořit spolupráci u vás v týmech. Více viz👉🏻linkedin.com/events/agileci…

Looking forward 🔥

And my favorite - a plugin for neovim github.com/David-Kunz/gen…

Here's also a video that could get a bit of context - youtube.com/watch?v=jib1wj…

I'm shocked how easy it is to run large language models using ollama.ai

Reminds me myself 😂

Excited for the #13 #Go #meetup happening today in our Prague offices! Talks start at 6:30, including a presentation by our colleague Dmytro Kasianenko on using pprof to improve performance and uncover bugs. See you there! 👀👉 meetup.com/prague-golang-…

Ahahaha😄

Have you heard about skip level meetings? It's a meeting during which you meet with a manager of your manager. I've had one today with a CPO of company I'm working on 🙂

"Do not be any one thing or any one type of leader. Be the leader your company needs." - like it

An interesting article which describes the diff between servant and directive leadership styles - github.com/readme/guides/…

True story

We must save people and animals. I am angry at Russians, I am sad that some people are confused and can’t tell bad Russia from good Ukraine, and I am crying about people and animals who are suffering in Kherson. I will work harder, and I will do more to help defeat 🇷🇺 1/

Hey, psst.. wanna some dev meetup at Prague? Come and see - 7.6. 🤓

Conclusion: - It still new for me but I've already liked it - I feel more focused on a topic what I'm writing about - I feel more creative - Definitely will continue playing with it to get better outcomes 💯

Second case was when I created 5 goals on 3 month for myself and wrote then down. Similarly to previous one during writing I've already start thinking about "small" steps that could lead me to my goals. I feel more focused on a goal after I've wrote it down then just remember it.

How do you understand term "thinking on a paper"?

I found it's pretty popular to share neofetch output as proof of Arch installation.. so here's mine 😄

As conclusion - Arch is fun. I really enjoyed installation and configuration. It wasn't as trivial as my prev. experience with Ubuntu, Debian and OSX 😄

So I've tried to install archlinux.. 1. Installed without user (can't login in kde); 2. Later, wifi.. somehow made it via iwctl; 3. Next, mouse connection (MX master, in progress).. Conclusion: Linux is fun! Not boring at all 😄