cjalmeida

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by cjalmeida 9y ago
I believe the issue is that the code only actually runs when you calls session.run this makes debugging a nightmare. Sure TF can improve message, but it's not there yet. IMO, TF2 should make dynamic execution first class and switch eas
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Why wouldn't you deploy it in production - on server side at least?
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
You forgot the big caveat. The math only makes sense in absence lifespan prior information. You know the average lifespan of a person. You don't know the average lifespan of civ building species or one of a kind political constructions
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Except for a brief period in 1600s, Catalonia was never a sovereign entity. If it weren't for a Catalan language revival in the 20th century as a response to Franco's dictatorship, it's claim to independence from a historical
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
In Brazil, mandatory arbitration is valid only on non consumer contracts.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
I've a quite similar background. Brazil, mid 30s, major in Business (FGV), transitioned into dev in 2015, though I had earlier experience. Two failed companies as well :) I agree becoming a decent full stack developer is better than do
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Berlin rent prices are rising because they're cheaper than most other European big cities due to its unique recent history. Prices are catching up but I doubt Airbnb has a significant role.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
How's that different than what's being going on NYC for the past 30 years or so? Gentrification is a thing, Airbnb or not.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Until those people decide they should forcefully separate your head from your neck. See France (1787), Haiti (1791), USA (1861), Turkey(1908), Russia (1917), China (1949)... Those are only the most notable major civil wars, but it's am
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
I'm on Toptal. I can confirm the blog post is quite accurate on the screening process. They likely receive applicants across the world and they must have a quick filter in process. Remember a lot of so-called "software engineers&q
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
My experience: been in both roles. Mgmt is not bad, but after a few years in it, I consider my current career as freelance contractor dev to be way less stressful.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
IMO, that's the beauty of Vue data binding. It will work as you'd expect for the majority of cases (ie. simple form binding) without the boilerplate and shooting you in the foot.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
My experience is that the HTML CSS experts can more easily understand Vue components. So going back and forth between dev and UX is simpler with Vue.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
I'm a contractor and Vue work seems to be gaining momentum. Another advantage is that you get to work with newer codebases and people that know what they're doing instead of somewhat legacy projects that picked a framework just be
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
React without JSX is very clunky at best.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
You don't need such thing in Vue. It has two way data binding for input components. (The implementation is quite clever. Very similar to React in nature but with less boilerplate.)
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Check Vaadin. Might suit your taste.
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Okay, I completely missed. Explain me again why should the average American taxpayer subsidize the habits of a snob coffee drinkers?
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Ok. In this model, you keep one of your basic rights (freedom) but forever loses another (right to have any property). I'd call this a "semi-slavery" model. At least in some "debtor's jail" systems you could ge
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by cjalmeida 9y ago
Brazil in late 80s and Argentina in early 2000s default. Both spent a decade with no access to foreign debt whatsoever and prompted a massive crisis. In Argentina it let to the populist Kirschner govt. Brazil is once again facing mounting d
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by cjalmeida 10y ago
Not .NET developer here but the usual way is to use some sort of linting tool to "disable" the esoteric features.
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by cjalmeida 11y ago
Brazil has being doing something similar for almost a decade. It's by far the most efficient poverty reduction program in place.
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by cjalmeida 12y ago
I partially agree. One of the reason of the subprime bust was that investor bonuses were not risk adjusted. They would cross-buy subprime assets, cash in the high returns and associated bonuses, and ignore the risks. The very low interest r
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by cjalmeida 12y ago
Two words: Quantitative easing. Those LPs must show some returns!