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Dariusz Kalbarczyk

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Developer Advocate, GDE, auhtor, speaker, ngPolandConf & jsPolandConf organizer, Angular lover, bass player.

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Kochani, dziękuję za wczorajsze życzenia! ❤️

Za każde słowo na mojej ścianie, za każdy telefon i za każde spotkanie. To Wy sprawiliście, że ten dzień był wyjątkowy.

Największe dziękuję dla mojej rodzinki za wyśmienity tort. Love you! 🎂

Mam szczęście, że Was mam. taken in Warsaw, Poland by @ngkalbarczyk

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Są takie prezentacje, po których człowiek nie wychodzi tylko z notatkami, ale przede wszystkim z głową pełną nowych pytań.

Dzisiaj na AI Summit PJAIT miałem ogromną przyjemność posłuchać Sławomira Idziaka i jego prezentacji „AI z punktu widzenia emeryta”. Sam tytuł może brzmieć przewrotnie, ale to była naprawdę ultra ciekawa opowieść o technologii, zmianie, doświadczeniu i o tym, jak patrzeć na sztuczną inteligencję trochę szerzej niż tylko przez pryzmat modeli, narzędzi i kolejnych benchmarków. (AI Summit PJAIT 2026)

Bardzo lubię takie spotkania, bo AI Summit PJAIT łączy technologię z biznesem, nauką, kulturą i pytaniami o to, co te wszystkie zmiany tak naprawdę oznaczają dla człowieka. (AI Summit PJAIT 2026)

Sławomir, wielkie dzięki nie tylko za świetną prezentację, ale też za super rozmowę później. Takie rozmowy są często równie wartościowe jak sama scena.

Ogromna przyjemność było się spotkać! 🙌

#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AISummitPJAIT #Technology #Future taken in PJATK by @ngkalbarczyk

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To będzie dobry koncert.

Jedno z moich muzycznych marzeń z lat 90. właśnie się spełnia. 🎸

Primus zagra dziś dwa sety na świeżym powietrzu, w temperaturze ponad 30°C. Zapowiada się wyjątkowy wieczór.

Kto też wychował się na ich muzyce? 🤘 taken in Progresja by @ngkalbarczyk

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Today I received a book I’ve been looking forward to reading.

Building AI-Powered Apps with Angular by Giorgio Boa and Fabio Biondi.

What makes this book even more special to me is that the foreword was written by my friend Mark Thompson from Google. Mark has been a speaker at NG Poland, and I also had the pleasure of hosting him on the Angular Master Podcast. It’s always inspiring to see people from our community helping shape the future of AI and Angular.

One question has been on my mind lately:

Why does Angular fit the AI era so well?

I believe one of the biggest reasons is its architecture.

Angular is highly modular by design. It naturally allows multiple AI agents to work on the same application simultaneously, each focusing on a different feature, module, or layer, without constantly getting in each other’s way. That kind of separation of concerns is becoming a huge advantage as AI-assisted development evolves.

I have a feeling we’re only beginning to discover what this means for the future of software engineering.

I’m looking forward to diving into this book and seeing how others approach this new generation of Angular applications.

What do you think? Why do you believe Angular is such a strong fit for the AI era?

#Angular #AI #GoogleGemini #GoogleCloud #SoftwareEngineering NGPoland AngularMaster WebDevelopment taken in Wilanów, Warszawa, Poland by @ngkalbarczyk

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3 months ago

taken in Warsaw, Poland by @ngkalbarczyk

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3 months ago

What a day at the OpenAI x START Warsaw Hackathon!
Great meeting Tilman Resch from OpenAI, here we are testing the latest OpenAI model live on his phone, and as you can see, the conversation was pure fun. 😄
Beyond the demo, we had a really substantive chat about AI Poland and potential collaboration. Looking forward to hosting Tilman on my podcast, and then seeing him at AI Poland 2026 this November in Warsaw!
Special thanks to @oskalbarczyk for the introduction! 🙌
#OpenAI #AIPoland #Hackathon #STARTWarsaw #AI taken in Warsaw, Poland by @ngkalbarczyk

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3 months ago

Dariusz Kalbarczyk naturally inhabits Warsaw, Poland. He thrives in the company of other people and feels most at home surrounded by curious minds, inspiring conversations, and positive energy.

This species is particularly attracted to microphones, cameras, conference stages, and podcast studios. In this photo, you can observe the specimen in its natural habitat, giving an interview at Studio 21 in the Netherlands, microphone in hand.

Researchers have noted a visible smile and a high level of enthusiasm, suggesting that the activity brings genuine joy and satisfaction. Photo by @oskalbarczyk ❤️ taken in Studio 21, Hilversum by @ngkalbarczyk

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4 months ago

taken in Warsaw, Poland by @ngkalbarczyk

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5 months ago

taken in Wilanów, Warszawa, Poland by @ngkalbarczyk

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6 months ago

@gdgwarszawa ❤️ gde
@aipolandconf taken in Google for Startups by @ngkalbarczyk

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7 months ago

Last month, I was in Costa Rica.
Deep in the jungle.

No Slack.
No email.
No notifications.

Just raw nature, great people, and the kind of silence that lets you reset everything.

Coming back from that kind of experience is always interesting. You return with a clear mind—and a different level of focus.

And then I opened my inbox.

Waiting for me was this:
“Learn Model Context Protocol with TypeScript” by Christoffer Noring.

Christoffer is someone I’ve known for years. He has spoken at our conferences multiple times, and every single time he delivered with exceptional clarity, energy, and professionalism. He has a rare ability to break down complex topics into something immediately actionable.

This book is a perfect reflection of that.

What makes it stand out from the first chapters:
• It introduces Model Context Protocol (MCP) not as theory, but as a practical foundation for building agentic systems
• It focuses on real architecture challenges: client-server interaction, resource management, scalability
• It shows how to integrate LLMs into structured systems, not just use them as isolated tools
• It emphasizes interoperability—a key aspect if we want AI systems to truly collaborate
• It encourages hands-on experimentation, which is where real learning happens

After a full digital detox, this is exactly the kind of material I want to dive into.

No noise. Just building.

MCP in TypeScript feels like a natural next step for developers who want to move from “playing with AI” to engineering AI systems.

Christoffer—huge congratulations. This is not just a book, it’s a very practical guide for where modern software development is heading.

Time to read. And more importantly—time to build.
@packtml @c_noring @aipolandconf @ngpolandconf @jspolandconf taken in Wilanów, Warszawa, Poland by @ngkalbarczyk

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7 months ago

#love @julitakalbarczyk #hawaii #biutifulmoments photo by @sakaken taken in O'ahu, Hawaii by @ngkalbarczyk

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8 months ago