Xunjin

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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   Shameless plug: I would love your "good words/faith" about me so I could get hired by Microsoft :P
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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   Won't deny, BT depending on the vendor, is just a hell to make it work. And you are not gonna get the same functionality (like ADP2 + mic). In the end is the compromises you are willing to make. For development Linux is way better IMO,
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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   I'd love watch a uncle Roger programming-wise reviews.
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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   After a lot of therapy and treatments I've learnt that my mind wander so much in a lot of topics, that I have a tendency things as a whole, no matter the subject, and communicate so much information is really hard to me. For so long I
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   Ask HN: Noisetorch could be compromised, what can be done to audit it right?

   3 points by Xunjin 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   6 months later you see the same piece of code and asks who was the dumb one who wrote it :P
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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   Honestly?! Your article is pretty good, here is a great example how misreading and Twitter cancel bubble works out :D Do not let your sarcasm/irony out of the articles, I've enjoyed.
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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   Thank you for being reasonable here. A lot of "feedbacks" saying that person should "avoid personal stuff" in technical articles are more likely showing their taste instead of actually work on how the writer could expres
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   by Xunjin 4y ago

   Nooo... I love sarcasm ann/or irony in texts they make chuckle all the time. It actually keeps it more light and delightful to read it.
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    by Xunjin 4y ago

    Ohhh please this is language wars, people don't want healthy arguments, they just want to pick a side and argue, just to earn internet points :D
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    I know you are probably getting downvoted, tho your comment made me chuckle really hard, thank you for that. People, sometimes, forget how sarcasm is a nice tool in criticism (tho here is just for the fun)
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Wow, that's good to know thank you, you brought a lot of good info.
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    I'm sorry but you seem to really hate MQTT, could you expand that?! I've been using it through Google IoTCore and has been pretty good.
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Well... indeed that was harsh. However I do understand, imagine you work with this (Kernel), know the "ins and outs" and someone wants to "put words in your mouth", this really feels disrespectful. I'm not a Kernel
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    His videos about functional programming are amazing (Mark Seemann). "Pit of success" is one of the best. https://youtu.be/US8QG9I1XW0
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    There are lots of great suggestions here in this repo however playing the Devil's advocate here, I feel that's really low effort one list (sorry for being this harsh). Maybe we can create a repository where people's vote and
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    I love Fluent Python, Luciano is a great professor and writer, also is a Brazilian (even more points for being a countryman)
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Can I be the "lazy person" and ask which are the author's points?!
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Ty for that :P Anymore recommendations?! I read(not entirely) the cosmic python one from Percival and loved.
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    I kind doubt what I know, so looked for a nice SO link for those who don't know the difference :) https://stackoverflow.com/a/34681101
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Indeed the problem is how to make an international law which they could abide?!
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    My IBS looks at this and thinks "No shit, Sherlock! Actually is gonna be tons of shit after this". Stepping aside myself trying to make a Brazilian's joke in English, a single cup of coffee (around 80mg-120mg) really give me
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    where is the "archive" link?!
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Indeed you have a great point here, as I can simplify, you do not own your data, you buy allocation of certain service, like you said about Amazon ebooks. Indeed I'm a guy who balances more between freedom instead of making it rigidly
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Are you people still with status "on waiting". I'm looking forward to this.
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    I will play the devil's advocate here which also express my opinion tho... Choices have trade-offs, business believe, in general, that things are simple and should be done fast. However, IMO, good design ( independent being software, e
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    What caused the paralysis?!
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    No sign of illness doesn't mean can't mutate/evolve, also it's not about only stoping the viruses to spread, it's all about saving lives from the 10ish% whom develop mild to severe symptoms. Seriously, how can you d
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    You know there are some projects like vercel/pkg which allows you to "bundle" everything inside a single binary, you don't even need the Nose run-time, of course there is some downsides, tho it's pretty solid.
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    by Xunjin 5y ago

    Harry Percival, famous by "Obey the Goat" also his new book "Cosmic Python" this guy is a genius at teaching :) both books available at the respective sites https://www.obeythetestinggoat.com/pages/b