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by ciberado 4y ago
Right now I'm an employee of a tech corporation, mostly delivering internal cloud courses and k8s training. It's more relaxed than working as freelancer, but I also spent some good years on my own :)
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by ciberado 4y ago
May I suggest to spend some time working as a trainer? I'm sure you have a ton of knowledge to share, and learning how to structure it for delivering a class is not difficult. Training is (if your understand the content) not so stressf
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by ciberado 4y ago
DynamoDB is amazing, but not very flexible once you have designed your database. No abstraction layer will allow you to run queries ad-hoc in a performant way.
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by ciberado 4y ago
I used to work with VoiceMeeter, but I replaced it with Audio Monitor Plugin[1] and the setup is much much simpler[2] now :) [1] https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/audio-monitor.1186/ [2] https:/&#x
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by ciberado 5y ago
Also, at least in Spain, 80% of the software creation is related to old systems updates. Most of them are based on classic architectures that don't evolve at all, using good-old languages that have been there for decades. Legacy code,
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by ciberado 5y ago
Also take a look at the Dygma Raise[1]. I own one and I don't think I can work with a conventional keyboard anymore. [1] https://dygma.com
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by ciberado 5y ago
As someone whose mind was blown away 30 years ago by the robotic TTS software that a Spectrum computer was able to produce, I find the fact that this level of quality is provided with an MIT licensed product a very encouraging sign of not o
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by ciberado 5y ago
Panoramio, Freepik and Flaticon? Man, you just collapsed what I thought there was an early Spanish startup success story and two different corporations from the US into a single person :D Maximum respect.
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by ciberado 5y ago
Awesome job! The cloud one is going to be my new animated background in most of my OBS scenes from tomorrow :D
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by ciberado 5y ago
Maybe I'm wrong, but I have always thought this was an ethnic/cultural/social persecution, not mainly religious-based.
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by ciberado 5y ago
I used your library! When I asked Alexa to light the fireplace, a raspi turned on the home heater and the TV started playing the furnace video on Netflix :D My daughter told me she didn't understand the point, as it was not real, but t
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by ciberado 5y ago
My experience is quite different: I used to love to teach introductory courses using JS. Using an omnipresent and familiar tool like the browser as the IDE and the super-powerful debug system integrated on it is a big plus for newbies. Also
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by ciberado 5y ago
I don't understand why there are many negative comments in this thread to this project. I've used Carbon many times to paste good-looking code in a PowerPoint presentation, and the result is clean and attractive. Big thank you to
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by ciberado 5y ago
That's is why I don't use mines for more than maybe one hour per week with the NC on. In fact, a few years ago there was a tone of complaints regarding a supposed noise reduction decrease set by a new version of the firmware of di
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by ciberado 5y ago
I just wanted to thank you for it. Over the years it has had a big impact on all types of projects, from industrial heavy ones to raspberry-based tinkering experiments :D
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by ciberado 5y ago
Two hundred million computers actively using Firefox each month. How is it possible we cannot make it sustainable without the money from Google?
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by ciberado 6y ago
The fb ecosystem is widely used, many times as a third-party library in many apps. Sometimes those apps send your data to facebook, sometimes they do it for free as a consecuence of integrating their services. And then, there are the "
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by ciberado 6y ago
Even with teams, this is a very nice approach as you can use another device to see the slides/watch the speaker. I've been delivering training in a similar way for a few months and the experience (as trainer!) has improved a lot b
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by ciberado 6y ago
I bought two Poang chairs roughly 20 years ago, and they are still fine. Wonderful product.
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by ciberado 6y ago
This is so cool... thank you very much :) I will use it during my next workshop sessions to help my students in case they run into problems following the instructions of the lab: looks like it is far more natural than the "raise hand&q
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by ciberado 6y ago
I worked in the finantial industry 20 years ago in Andorra, a small independent country between France and Spain. You needed to present what in Spanish is called a "certificado de penales" (criminal certificate, I think is the exp
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by ciberado 6y ago
I've delivered some sessions with Connect. It has a very very nice implementation of dynamic rooms, but both it's UX and user interface are outdated. The presenter ability for arranging the interface options for the session may lo
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by ciberado 7y ago
I use this addon for FF: https://addons.mozilla.org/es/firefox/addon/automatic-reader...