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bitfhacker
7y ago
Excelente idea. Its like gamefication but at the other way around. IMHO, the badge of shame should be bigger! Regardless the cause (bad programming or bad network), the fact is that some sites are a shame.
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bitfhacker
7y ago
I have the sake experience of you. I started working when I was 19 and started at 21(at night) a computer science. I left the course at the 4th year because I felt that I wasn't learning anything.
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bitfhacker
7y ago
I have a diferent perspective. I work in a portuguese bank at almost 2 decades and now we use Scrum and Kanban. For the sake of clarity when I talk about Scrum in "my bank" I use two epochs: - b.s. (before Scrum) - a.s. (after Scr
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bitfhacker
7y ago
Outsystems (no code platform)
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bitfhacker
7y ago
My job occupies most of the time. The rest of it I invest it with my children and family. I'm father of 2 twins sisters (11) and a boy of 5 years old. My father have a degenerative disease (fatal but with slow progression), and my moth
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bitfhacker
8y ago
I agree with the comment too. The best way to know other people culture/traditions/foods is with locals. The "normal" tourist is (to me) a kind of lemming: they go by subway with a lot of bags with no respect with locals
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bitfhacker
8y ago
>> Some us websites just plain refuse to serve me content just because I'm in Europe. This happens to me too. I see this as a major negative thing. The first it happened to me, I felt it as a type of censorship. In this matter, G
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bitfhacker
8y ago
With pip you can: pip install package==version
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bitfhacker
8y ago
I never used pipenv but I use virtualenv+pip. Pip always resolved well all dependencies for me, so... What are the advantages of pipenv over virtualenv+pip?
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bitfhacker
8y ago
I used mermaid in the past. Now I use nomnoml: https://github.com/skanaar/nomnoml
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bitfhacker
8y ago
I'm not a IDE fan boy, but PyCharm rocks. Give it a look: https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2017/08/develop-django-un... Django-debug-toolbar is another useful tool for error detection. These two combin
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bitfhacker
8y ago
If they are two men, they aren't alone. They have the presence of each other.
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bitfhacker
8y ago
You can use Splunk, but it's payed.
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bitfhacker
8y ago
True and false in my oppinion. Mandatory developments, impositions of central banks, national vat's, auditings and bussiness as usual is seen as a cost. You must do this developments. These are fixed costs and banks tend to minimize th
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bitfhacker
8y ago
> The magic insight for me was when I finally realized that I could give people less than what they asked for, and they'd actually be happier than if I tried to give them everything they wanted. I consider that a form of art/sk
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bitfhacker
8y ago
> Or, to put it a bit more optimistically - usable now is better than perfect later. This is the same principle of Minimum Viable Product. In MVP you launch the first version of your product with sufficient features, but not all, to earl
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bitfhacker
8y ago
Hi! First post on here. The conversion/adapter tools exists. It's not a technical issue. The problem is that cobol applications are normally monolithic, and a migration to another system represents an huge risk because: 1) you mig