Pmop

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by Pmop 6y ago
Wouldn't it be nice if they provided all of that and more with a REST API?
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by Pmop 6y ago
What do you recommend (besides org mode, I don't use Emacs). I need something to write down ideas, store concepts I've learned, and at the same time has a Kanban board so I can track/manage progress of my side projects. Prefe
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by Pmop 6y ago
I follow some Brazilian YouTubers who are referring to the covid-19 as "Voldemort".
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by Pmop 6y ago
On a funny note, I fed myself for 6 months with VC money iFood took.
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by Pmop 6y ago
I couldn't agree more. When I began to use the internet to read, learn and communicate with people, I eventually found the anglophone community to be bigger and wiser. Also, any content would have its counterpart written in English, wh
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by Pmop 6y ago
The word "hacker" has been re-purposed so many times. IMO hacker culture includes but is not limited to computer engineering and science. It is about being so curious about a domain of knowledge that you end up learning it in its
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by Pmop 6y ago
It is due to the fact that I have no, at least professional, experience. Well, at least that's what recruiters have been saying to me in the end of the interviewing process, after I got their take-home projects done. Working for small
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by Pmop 6y ago
That might be just the entry point for me, since I'm having a hard time at landing my 1st job as junior. I feel like I'll have a good time and lots of fun anyways. Any advice on how to approach clients? (I can do (full-stack) web
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by Pmop 6y ago
> It's written in Lua and doesn't use the OS GUI APIs and widgets anywhere. I'm not sure I understand what makes this more "native" than Javascript. It is not running on a web browser shaped to act like a text ed
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by Pmop 6y ago
Lots of things going on with Go. Do you people recommend using Go for back-end, despise its controversial design decisions?
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by Pmop 6y ago
A lot. For personal projects, I'm going with RoR (though I'll be giving a shot at Phoenix in the near future). Sometimes I also miss static type checking and many other things Java enforces, but I feel compensated when I don'
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by Pmop 6y ago
I started learning Ruby and Ruby on Rails in February, as a requirement of what would be my first job in industry (then COVID came and everyone got fired). I'm loving both so far, had previous experiences with Java/Spring and Pyth
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by Pmop 6y ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C++, Python 3, Java, Ruby/ Ruby on Rails, HTML, CSS (Bulma and Tailwindcss), React, Javascript Résumé/CV: pmop.github.io Looking for an internship or junior SE or
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by Pmop 6y ago
System designed from scratch so there can't be anything like Facebook hoarding your data or Google tracking everything you do, because they just can't be built. I know it doesn't explains what Urbit actually is but, it provid
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by Pmop 6y ago
Meanwhile I'm trying to get my "first" job as SE or backend/fullstack web developer. It's been so hard to meet the requirements (3-5+ years of previous professional experience) that now I'm thinking it might be
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by Pmop 6y ago
Federated RSS?
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by Pmop 6y ago
Windows 10. And Void Linux/ i3-gaps before that. And Linux BBQ / OpenBox before that.
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by Pmop 6y ago
Weird. I'm on a ThinkPad x230 Ivy Bridge and Gnome (3.36) is butter smooth for me (Ubuntu 20.04, fresh install). I did the minimal installation though.
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by Pmop 6y ago
Funny thing: snapd is suggested for installation when executing sudo apt install gnome-software-plugin-flatpak
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by Pmop 6y ago
Pretty cool. The prospects of being able to make a MMO is one of the many things that inspired me to choose SE as career. There's something very cool about being the creator and master of your own world.
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by Pmop 6y ago
What can I, as a techy person, do to fight off these blatant attacks to freedom, before things get messy?
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by Pmop 6y ago
I like the smell of new, well designed technologies.
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by Pmop 6y ago
I'm young (25) but my first (family) computer used to run Windows 98 (that's what we could afford). And I can recall well, UI had one "meta-language": menu bar (file, view ..., help), toolbar, and if you'd hover you
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by Pmop 6y ago
I don't have a good feeling about this kind of centralization.
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by Pmop 6y ago
No idea why you're being downvoted. Also, classical comp. sci technique of reducing your problem into another that's already been solved (with good enough time/mem bounds).
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by Pmop 6y ago
IMO, I'm not linguist but I can see a programming language being just as "language" as any other. Follow my thinking. Just like math topology, if you don't punch a hole into your domain, you can stretch and shape the for
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by Pmop 6y ago
I had my first conversation in English recently, despise having been reading books and texting people using this language for a while; and yet, managed to express my ideas just fine. English pronunciation is a bit harder though, as what is
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by Pmop 6y ago
Suggestion: remove 'quarantine' off submission's title.
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by Pmop 6y ago
Haven't tested this but I feel like JRuby will really exceed only if the solution to your problem benefits from hardcore multi-threaded computations, for not having a GIL in this case diminishes the added JVM overhead. Also, I'm a
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by Pmop 6y ago
Kinda but not entirely off-topic. Low-tech magazine is all about solar power these days but previous issues brought back to light technologies we once used, and probably would be still useful these days; plus, you get to save power, lower c

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