George Burmistrov

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Read the books I've been buying for the last three years :D

Always. It's hard to concentrate for me without music, especially since I work in an open space and it's rather noisy around me :D

When I understood there were things I didn't like. I don't want to go against my voice of reason.

We use Loom for some short vids to demonstrate bugs/problems we find in our tool and it's easier to record a vid instead of describing everything. For video content we use ScreenStudio (MacOS exclusive, unfortunately :( )

We miss a psychopath who will turn these developments against humanity :D. And I guess we don't need a person like this anywhere near these technologies. Hope it stays this way.

Both!

It usually depends on the number and type of tasks I need to do, but the main tools are: 1. Google Docs for most of the text work 2. Discord & Zoom for communications 3. Zoho for emails 4. Clockify to track time 5. ScreenStudio to record videos 6. Paint dot net to edit images (it's enough for my tasks)

Hybrid, office first. I can work from home, but only if there are some technical issues at the office (power outage, etc.)

I now understand that I'm more of a morning lark, as I got the habit of waking up early. In my school and university days, I hated waking up at 6 AM and it was a treat to sleep more in the morning. Now my body just says "time to turn the systems off" and I go to sleep practically instantly at hours I would stay fresh and running before. I think it comes with age :D

Yep, all our work communications are there

Coding and woodwork :) Two interesting things I don't have time and patience to learn

Yes, cause I wake up hungry and there is nothing worse but a hungry me :D

Quite simple - make the process of creating emails smooth and fast

My grandma. Wish I could talk to her now, when I'm older and not a little kid anymore.

Oh, come on, couch of course. Even when I went to the gym I still preferred couch

Still my parents and my uncle. They taught me how to be a human, not just a person.

For fiction it's probably gonna be "The Cloclwork Orange". For non-fiction probably "Masters of Doom" about the game development company id Software.

It's a pretty difficult question to me as it always brings up the matter of responsibility. Because there always will be consequences if we try and play with time. But if there were no consequences, I'd go to the future. Especially since I understand that it may not be bright and happy at all, it still is interesting to see how the society globally will change in a hundred years, for example.

LinkedIn and Product Hunt As for the personal, it's Insta & YouTube