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Programmer's Philosophy in Q&A Format (Every Friday at 18:00 UTC+3)

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00:00 Sound check | Greetings
1:34 Which GitHub project to include in your resume?
6:04 How do you deal with people who ramble too much?
7:17 What I think about low code for business?
12:03 Which method do you prefer to help poor people, charity or policy?
15:46 Graduate school or a job?
21:16 What are the prospects for automated testing?
25:13 Does a programmer need computer science?
29:22 How did you come to the OOP?
32:33 How do you present the team in front of investors?
37:46 Do you use functional programming?
38:30 Comment on SeedRamp
40:53 Clean Craftsmanship and TDD
42:43 Does the project manager need to have programming experience?
47:57 Is it possible to develop a sense of beautiful code?
52:49 Where can I buy your 256 Bloghacks book in Russia?
53:10 What is the main benefit of your current location in the comparison with Western countries?
1:01:34 Startup or full-time job at Yandex?
1:03:19 Should a programmer read Y Combinator or Habr every day?