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Continuing the Buddhist course here I decided to take some notes that will come in handy for me in the future. Buddhism originated in northern India. It started with Siddhartha […]
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I remember a story that happened when I was a little bit over 20 years old. A lady sent me to the bank with her credit card to withdraw some […]
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Me at my child’s birth:Andrew: he’s not my son.Nurse: why?A: because he is black.N: are you a racist?A: no.N: then why he is not your baby?A: because I’m white and […]
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Throughout my readings I encountered some tips to make my mind calm and understand it better. And I would like to share them with you. The first one: focus on […]
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Strategy pattern can be very useful to replace switches. Of course this justifies only when switch cases have a lot of code that and is also susceptible to change. This […]
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“many eons of cosmic contraction and expansion”. I started a course about Buddhism and after reading some of Gautama words my mind blew off. First of all I can hardly […]
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I decided to rework my blog into something more interesting. My ideas about the world which emerge by feeling trends and studying all sort of disciplines. So after 3-4 blogging attempts […]
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This is the second lesson of the ES 6 course and it teaches functions: Arrow functions (full name arrow function expressions) const upperizedNames = [‘Farrin’, ‘Kagure’, ‘Asser’].map(function(name) { return name.toUpperCase(); […]
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ECMAScript 6 (or ES6) is a massive improvement to Javascript. It supports default parameters, template literals, multi-line strings, destructuring assignment, enhanced object literals, arrow functions, promises, block-scoped, constructs: let and […]
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