brunooliv

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   Involving Clients in the Feedback Loop(bruno-oliveira.github.io)

   2 points by brunooliv 5y ago|0 comments
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   by brunooliv 5y ago

   hey this is super good, might even attempt to put together a short blog post with this as the central idea! thanks!
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   Make Estimates Work for You(bruno-oliveira.github.io)

   2 points by brunooliv 5y ago|0 comments
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   Benefits of Empowering Teams(bruno-oliveira.github.io)

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   Publishing my blog Feedback is welcome(bruno-oliveira.github.io)

   1 points by brunooliv 5y ago|1 comments
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   by brunooliv 5y ago

   Great stuff!!
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   Cooking with Python: Using Flask to create a recipe aggregator app(brunooliv.gumroad.com)

   1 points by brunooliv 5y ago|1 comments
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   by brunooliv 5y ago

   I've written my first book: Geared towards anyone who wants to learn Flask, Python and good coding practices all while developing an app to be deployed on Heroku!
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   by brunooliv 5y ago

   pigeonhole principle not strong with this one...
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    I've kickstarted a docs centralization initiative at my current work, precisely because of all the issues you described. We have it in version control. There's a top level repo folder called: documentation and inside there are ded
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    Python for job orchestration (Airflow) and data science (numpy, scipy, etc) , Java 16+ for the general enterprise, product development, Julia for HPC. C for embedded, C++ for games, highly intensive systems.
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    Food brings people together – the value of sharing a meal with people(bytesized.substack.com)

    2 points by brunooliv 5y ago|0 comments
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    Coming soon – all about food and how it defines culture and connects people(bytesized.substack.com)

    1 points by brunooliv 5y ago|0 comments
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    I think a variant of things question was asked before, but my answer remains: SourceTree for version control. IntelliJ for coding. These 2 are literally game changing for me
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    Things are subjective but: HN as a "curated" content aggregator is great! I love any piece by ArsTechnica, they have tech content as well as history and nature. The articles are usually very good! Quanta Magazine is a great source
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    Location:Amsterdam Remote:Yes Willing to relocate:No Technologies: Java/Python, Postgres, Hibernate, Flask and Springboot Resume/CV: https://github.com/bruno-oliveira/quality-software/blob/main... E
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    Cool stuff! Learned a few things thanks!!
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    I think it's especially hard when there was a process in place that was all about showing the new hires all about company philosophy and values and meeting face to face with all the departments for example. I mean, that's still re
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    Notes on the Perfidy of Static Dashboards(charity.wtf)

    2 points by brunooliv 5y ago|0 comments
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    Location:Amsterdam or SF Bay Area Remote:Yes Willing to relocate:No Technologies: Java/Python, Postgres, Flask and Springboot Resume/CV: https://github.com/bruno-oliveira/quality-software/blob/main..
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    Just found this out now, which is why I decided to submit my current blog post as it is :D But I'll finish it soon enough eheh
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    by brunooliv 5y ago

    I decided to compile all my learnings so far as a software developer with around ~4.5 years of experience into a long static page, blog post style, in the hopes to stir a discussion and learn from others! Maybe also help someone along the r