| BibTeX | @article{Stangret2005,
title = {Informatycy najgorzej ubrani},
author = {Michał Stangret},
journal = {Gazeta Praca},
year = 2005,
month = nov,
day = 25,
url = {https://web.archive.org/web/20051218031319/http://praca.gazeta.pl/gazetapraca/1,67728,3032865.html}
} |
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| APA | Stangret, M. (2005). Informatycy najgorzej ubrani. Gazeta Praca (25 XI 2005). web.archive.org/web/20051218031319/http://praca.gazeta.pl/gazetapraca/1,67728,3032865.html Przeglądając archiwa swoich starych dysków, natknąłem się na niesłychanie ciekawy artykuł z Gazety Praca. Czas zrobił swoje i na stronie Gazety już go niestety nie ma,1 a szkoda aby zniknął po nim ślad. Pozwolę więc sobie go zacytować w całości, aby przetrwał dla potomności: Informatycy najgorzej ubraniMichał Stangret, 2005-11-25 Są przepoceni, rzadko myją włosy i noszą flanelowe koszule wciągnięte w spodnie. Komputerowcy zajęli pierwsze miejsce w rankingu najgorzej ubranych zawodów. Dostało się też księgowym, urzędnikom i dziennikarzom.
In September 2022, ‘Théâtre D’opéra Spatial’, a work submitted by Jason Allen, won Colorado State Fair’s annual fine art competition in the digital art category. What made the success noteworthy was that the image had been AI-generated. Mr Allen eventually tried to register the work with the US Copyright Office but his attempts turned out fruitless. In September 2023 the Office refused his registration. First, ‘Théâtre D’opéra Spatial’ by Jason M. Allen. Second, ‘A Recent Entrance to Paradise’ by Steven J. Thaler’s Creativity Machine. I didn’t think much of it at the time. I wasn’t that invested in the consideration of what kind of ‘two-dimensional artworks’ are protected by copyright and, more notably, I somewhat agreed with the decision. Perhaps the prompt was protected, but if only minor manual edits were made to the image, it felt like a stretch to say the image as a whole could be covered by copyright law. So far I have been lucky in my professional life. I have never had any conflicts with my employers and for the most part maintained good rapport with coworkers and managers alike. Alas, my luck has finally run out. Long story short, I left Composable Foundation in October and I am still waiting for my final paycheck. TL;DR: If you are doing business with them make sure you are paid in advance. Last updated in October 2025. See updates below for a full list of changes. Ever since Witcher games took off the franchise skyrocketed in popularity. Books, comics, TV show, games, more comics, another TV show… The story of Geralt and his marry company has been told in so many ways that it’s becoming a wee bit hard to keep track of chronology of all the events; especially across different forms of media. In this article I’ve collected all official Witcher works ordering them in chronological order. To avoid any confusion, let me state up front that if you’re new to the franchise or haven’t read the books yet this list might not be for you. If you’re looking for the order to read the books in, I’ve prepared a separate article which describes that. Skip right to the chronology Updated in October 2025 to include discussion of Crossroads of Ravens. Without beating around the bush, the reading order for the Witcher books is as follows: © Matt Sporek | 1. | The Last Wish | Short stories |
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| 2. | Sword of Destiny | | 3. | Blood of Elves | The Witcher Saga |
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| 4. | Time of Contempt | | 5. | Baptism of Fire | | 6. | The Tower of the Swallow | | 7. | The Lady of the Lake | | 8. | Season of Storms | | 9. | Crossroads of Ravens |
Every now and again I need to name an operand or result of an arithmetic operation. It usually takes me embarrassingly long to look that information up. To save time in the future, here’s the list: $$ \begin{align} \left. \begin{matrix} \text{augend} + \text{addend}^† \\ \text{summand} + \text{summand} \\ \text{term} + \text{term} \end{matrix} \right\} & = \left\{ \begin{matrix} \text{sum} \\ \text{total} \end{matrix} \right. \\[.5em] \text{minuend} - \text{subtrahend} & = \text{difference} \\[.5em] \left. \begin{matrix} \text{multiplier} × \text{multiplicand} \\ \text{factor} × \text{factor} \\ \end{matrix} \right\} & = \text{product} \\[.5em] \left. \begin{matrix} \text{dividend} ÷ \text{divisor} \\ {\text{numerator}\over\text{denominator}} \end{matrix} \right\} & = \left\{ \begin{matrix} \text{ratio} \\ \text{fraction} \\ \text{quotient}^‡ + \text{remainder} \end{matrix} \right. \\[.5em] \text{base}^{\text{exponent}} & = \text{power} \\[.5em] \sqrt[\text{degree}]{\text{radicand}} & = \left\{ \begin{matrix} \text{root} \\ \text{radical} \end{matrix} \right. \\[.5em] \log_\text{base}(\text{anti-logarithm}) & = \text{logarithm} \end{align} $$ † Occasionally used to mean any operand of addition. ‡ Occasionally used to mean the fraction itself rather than only the integer part. List in big part thanks to Wikipedia. English version available on The Codeless Code. Niedawno przyjęty do świątyni mnich zbliżył się do mistrza. — Otrzymałem zadanie dodania kilku nowych funkcji do systemu obsługi zamówień Cesarskiego Szewca, ale nie jestem w stanie zrozumieć, jak on działa. Logika jest rozproszona pomiędzy wiele aplikacji zaimplementowanych przy użyciu najróżniejszych technologii. Zamiast stworzyć wspólne biblioteki, autorzy najzwyklej skopiowali fragmenty kodu pomiędzy różnymi miejscami, często wprowadzając subtelne rozbieżności. Zadania pracujące w tle wyszukują i modyfikują rekordy w bazie danych bez żadnego udokumentowanego powodu. Sama baza danych wydaje się spiskować przeciwko mnie: prosta modyfikacja jednej tabeli może wyzwolić kaskadę zmian w wielu innych. |
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