IT is mostly about solving puzzles
Praca w IT to w większości proces detektywistyczny, obalający mit „magika od komputerów”. Polega ona na rozwiązywaniu zagadek, zgadywaniu intencji autora kodu (nawet własnego), projektowaniu elastycznej architektury systemów bez instrukcji oraz na tłumaczeniu problemów użytkowników z „ludzkiego” na język techniczny. Samo pisanie w klawiaturę jest jedynie końcowym etapem – zapisaniem rozwikłanej intelektualnej bitwy.
Jędrzej Dec
Apr 234 min read
Copying a website
Have you ever wondered how to quickly backup your website? If you use Linux, you have the powerful WGET tool at your disposal. It also works on MacOS, but you must have the HomeBrew package installed first. If you have a Mac, skip to the next step. Linux In the terminal, type wget --mirror --convert-links --adjust-extension --page-requisites --no-parent http://example.org The individual parameters mean: --mirror Enables "mirror" mode—that is, combining several options: recu
Jędrzej Dec
Mar 112 min read
Vibe coding
What is vibe coding? To quote Wikipedia [2]: Vibe coding is a chatbot-based software development approach in which a developer describes a project or task to a large language model (LLM), which generates code based on suggestions. The developer does not verify or edit the code; instead, the developer uses only the tools and results provided by the LLM to evaluate it and asks the LLM for improvements. Unlike traditional AI-assisted coding, the developer avoids code analysis, a
Jędrzej Dec
Feb 119 min read
Hello World: It’s Not a Bug, It's a Life Philosophy.
It’s official. The domain is registered, the server is live, and the first git commit has hit production. Welcome to itsnotabug.net . Why this name? If you’ve been in IT for more than 15 minutes, you definitely know the phrase. It’s the ultimate developer’s excuse when the system starts acting... creatively. But to me, it’s more than just an inside joke. It's not a bug, it's a feature. In the world of code (and life), the line between a bug and a feature is thin. Often, it’s
Jędrzej Dec
Jan 111 min read