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00:00 Sound check | Greetings
2:04 Why do you place a strong emphasis on the world-historical component?
6:10 Your interview on another channel is open to subscribers only. Is that okay?
7:16 Can you recommend books on Java by Schmidt and Eckel for beginners who want to get a good base on Java?
10:57 Are you still selling your paintings? Where I can buy it?
13:05 How pet projects make impact to intern programmers?
19:07 How do you feel about Kotlin programming language? Do you think it's better than Java?
20:39 How do you rate employees?
29:54 Did you work with developer under 18 for a few years and do even companies hire such people?
34:08 What is your opinion about the role of system analyst? Is it the same situation as QA and DevOps?
37:13 How to deal with professional burnout when a higher ranking employee, who is far less competent than you, starts talking or suggesting some nonsense?
40:42 Is the age difference between a man and a woman for relationship 13-15 years normal?
44:58 What are some of the metrics you track in your team to ensure best software engineering practices?
47:02 Bottom-up or top-down design for object-oriented programming?
48:53 What are your plans for YouTube is completely blocked in Russia?
51:47 At work, if a pull request has poor tests and the person lacks testing knowledge, what should you do?
55:05 What criteria do you use to choose the woman you plan to marry? Or you are a singleton?
1:02:06 Have you read the book Drive by Daniel Pink?