2,227 karma · joined October 22, 2012
- Location: Prague, Czech Republic
- Remote: preferred
- Willing to relocate: no
- Technologies: Swift, iOS, Xcode
- Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/igorkulman/
- Github: https://github.com/igorkulman
- Email: igor@kulman.sk
Mobile apps developer for over a decade, half of that developing iOS apps in Swift, sometimes also macOS apps.
Worked as a senior iOS developer or lead iOS developer, also used to do contract work.
I prefer remote work in European Timezones, but can also accommodate US timezones with partial overlap.
- Location: Prague, Czech Republic
- Remote: preferred
- Willing to relocate: no
- Technologies: Swift, iOS, Xcode
- Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/igorkulman/
- Github: https://github.com/igorkulman
- Email: igor@kulman.sk
Mobile apps developer for over a decade, half of that developing iOS apps in Swift, sometimes also macOS apps.
Worked as a senior iOS developer or lead iOS developer, also used to do contract work.
I prefer remote work in European Timezones, but can also accommodate US timezones with partial overlap.
I think the main point is that it should not and does not matter what you use. You can mix and match anything you want if those devices work on their own and do not require any central management.
I do not need or want some Unifi controller and being able to look at data about my devices and being locked into their products, I just want devices that want that I configure once and forget about them.
Sure you can get better precision with your phone or even any cheap watch with a quartz movement.
But it just seems amazing that something so small made just out of springs and levers, so small moving mechanical parts with no electronics, can keep time with a -2/+2 seconds accuracy in any wrist position (gravity) and any temperature (stuff shrinks and expands).
English language blog about programming topics, iOS development lately
Slovak langauge blog about random stuff like mechanical watches, Lego, travel.
- enable Screen Time
- set a Screen Time password, make it different than the iPhone password
- use Screen Time to disable making changes to your account
With this the attacker would not be able to go to the step of changing the account password without entering the different Screen Time password.
I wonder why this is not mentioned or recommended, seems kind of obvious. Sure it is a bit inconvenient but you probably very rarely make changes to your account.
Basically a programming blog in English, these days about iOS and Swift development, statically generated with Hugo, hosted on Netlify.
I also run https://www.kulman.sk which is my original personal site in Slovak with non-programming stuff.
- PiHole + Cloudflared - ad blocking for the entire network
- Home Assistant - getting data from temperature sensors
- Sonarr - downloading TV shows to Plex
- Radarr - downloading movies to Plex
- Jackett - better torrent trackers support for Sonarr and Radarr
- Transmission - downloading torrents from Sonarr and Radarr
- Plex server - media server for streaming TV shows and movies, mostly to the TV
- Tailscale - access to everything from outside my home
- NFS / Samba - mostly for backups
- Heimdall - nice dashboard for everything above
- Maestral - open source Dropbox client
My programming blog in English, statically generated with Hugo, run on Netlify. Source code: https://github.com/igorkulman/coding-journal
I also run a personal non-programming blog in Slovak at https://www.kulman.sk
YOU HAVE NAN% OF YOUR EXPECTED LIFESPAN REMAINING
The travel restrictions because of covid-19 also meant I could not travel home, even if it is a neighboring country. I usually got every 2-3 months, it took 7 months to get there. I was planning a wedding with my girlfriend, in my home country, but all the plans got busted with the restrictions, but we were able to get a September slot for a small wedding. 2 weeks before the wedding my grandma died. My grandpa did not take it well, still is not taking it well, i am a bit afraid of him, that he is loosing the will to live. We buried my grandma a day before the wedding.
The back from my home country just missing another travel restrictions and back to dealing with the health issues. At the same time I decided to quite my job. I have been hating it for a while, because of a borderline abusive boss. He made a few good people leave the company and here was no way to replace him as he was also the owner. Fed up with everything, but I guess mostly my health issues affecting me daily I decided to quit. I found a company that looked cool, went to 5 rounds of interviews. At the end I had some doubts about the job, but I guess I just really wanted to leave the current job so I accepted.
I started the new job now in November and it sucks. It is an environment that makes me depressed, seeing all the broken stuff and chaos, unable to make a difference. I want to quite again, but I do not know where to go. I guess I have just too specific recommendations that are not easily fulfilled by not wanting to be some small cog in a corporate machine.
And I will not be able to travel home for Christmas because of the current covid-19 situation, will be first Christmas away from the family. But with a new family I guess.
Taking a simple concept like a static site and adding a ton of complex tooling around it because it is the trend now?
Why would you even need a docker image to run a static website? The best thing about a static website us you can host it everyone without requiring any extra resources, like putting it directly to some CDN as files, etc.