aespinoza

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by aespinoza 9y ago
It depends from what you mean by "Jump". I used to do .Net/C# only. Then I decided to learn Python, and to be honest it has only made me a better engineer. I am now learning Go. The company I work at has projects in these lan
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by aespinoza 9y ago
Why is this in the front page ?
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by aespinoza 10y ago
The first thing you need to figure out is what went wrong? Did you get data on why your product didn't get enough traction ? Some ideas are features of other products and not products by themselves. You need to figure that out. The mos
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by aespinoza 10y ago
I have used Firefox for long periods of time, mainly because Google stores everything I do with Chrome. But Firefox is just too resource hungry. Slow at times. Even for development Firefox is a hog. At least it feels like it. So I end up us
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by aespinoza 10y ago
The main use I see, is having a way not to carry my laptop when I travel. Which will prevent anyone from asking me to give access to my files. This would allow me to protect my privacy while traveling.
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by aespinoza 10y ago
This is really cool. Are you going to be open source the code for this ?
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by aespinoza 10y ago
I believe this is a fake.
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by aespinoza 10y ago
This article sounds like someone in OwnCloud wanted to build a box and not a platform: http://blog.jospoortvliet.com/2016/06/nextcloud-is-replacing... Maybe NextCLoud is skunkworks: http://mashable.com
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by aespinoza 10y ago
Cylance | Irvine, CA | http://cylance.com | Full-Time | Onsite Looking for low level/kernel developers & .Net Engineers to work on the next-gen AV providing real protection against malware. We are looking for passionate
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Creating the Pink Screen of Death(whitehatters.academy)
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10 Stack Benchmarking DOs and DON'Ts(highscalability.com)
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by aespinoza 11y ago
I am glad he never go[t] that job at Microsoft. The alternative was way better. Look at all he has accomplished. Pretty awesome.
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by aespinoza 11y ago
Xamarin actually works quite well. Microsoft will definitely bring in more quality as they have huge amounts of resources not only in cash but in talented people. This news is important because it solidifies the future of the .Net ecosystem
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by aespinoza 11y ago
I would try what you feel attracted first. You can always change. When you are starting, everything seems to be confusing, but as you progress in one field, the others will become clearer. The idea is to get experience in something, and sta
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by aespinoza 11y ago
How about Security ? Cylance has more than a couple: - Senior Automation Engineer: https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/102010 - Senior Software Engineer: https://cylance.workable.com/jobs/74863 - Se
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by aespinoza 11y ago
This resource is awesome. Thanks to the author for putting this together. He is an awesome source of experience in engineering and problem solving.
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by aespinoza 11y ago
Resharper depends on Visual Studio. Can't run Visual Studio on Mac or Linux. :(
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by aespinoza 11y ago
Would love to see IntelliJ IDEA support C#!!!
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Cylance raises $42M in Series C round of funding(fortune.com)
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Cracking Ransomware(blog.cylance.com)
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Review: Xamarin in 2015 – Data Corruption and Swift Are Not Helping(whitneyland.com)
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by aespinoza 11y ago
Don't give up. It is the power of competition. First of all if someone is building the same it gives you some validation that your idea might be worth it. Second of all, there will always be a lot of people that look like they are work
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by aespinoza 11y ago
I disagree with your conclusion. These "meat shops" are not the place for creative talent. They are that, meat shops. We have them in Mexico as well. You can't expect a person to use its creativity in a project where you are
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by aespinoza 12y ago
Let me tell you my point of view. It is all about the company culture. There are cultures that breed stars, and that usually ends up being bad for the company. The company I am currently working at, has a flat structure, with everybody at t
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In-Memory.Net(inmemory.net)
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by aespinoza 12y ago
It is a prank: https://twitter.com/holman/status/569981004116418560
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by aespinoza 12y ago
I am not sure how this aligns with Snowden's objective of making NSA's mass surveillance known to the public. Disclosing this kind of information doesn't really support the objective at all. This is the kind of information th
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by aespinoza 12y ago
Microservices is a new "word" assigned to an old idea. But it is still new for someone. I agree with you, I just think this is a valid question. It might be improved by asking "Why is this is/isn't a Microservices a
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by aespinoza 12y ago
He might be trying to learn more about Microservices by identifying the structure in a current project. So it is a valid question. Those names are useful to communicate ideas. It is just like software patterns. It doesn't correlate t
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by aespinoza 12y ago
Visual Studio is not just an IDE and a Debugger. It has a Performance Analyzer, Code Coverage for Tests, Dependency Analyzer, Diagram Tools, Concurrency Analyzer, Javascript Analyzer, among others. VS is the complete package for sure.

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