danielalmeida

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The full-stack employee(medium.com)
28 points by danielalmeida 12y ago|1 comments
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
First paragraph: "Ok, ok. I didn't quite 'hack Facebook'. What I did was execute OS level commands on one of Facebook's acquisition's servers." Seriously?!
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
I'm not saying you can only know a couple of frameworks, but it 's hard to be an expert in Python/Django, Ruby/Rails, Node.js and Java. You can do the same for frontend stuff. For example: I think it's a better opti
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
I suppose you can still focus on a few technologies when looking for new projects and freelancing. At the beginning it should be quite complicated since you won't like the idea of letting a project go just because it requires some new
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Christopher Nolan Doesn’t Use E-mail (and Why This Matters to You)(calnewport.com)
2 points by danielalmeida 12y ago|0 comments
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Frameworks, libraries, and dependencies(neilernst.net)
1 points by danielalmeida 12y ago|0 comments
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
I've been seriously annoyed about that since I started working in one of those open offices. I've read a few articles about it and cannot understand why would someone like to be in such an environment. Stack Exchange's organi
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
Ideas come from somewhere, not sure from where it is. I do believe that everything you read, watch or listen is somehow "stored" and influences how you think and the ideas you have. Once I have an idea, I try to share it with frie
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
> Torrents (and illegal downloads in general) are a strong incentive for copyright owners to improve their game. Otherwise it'd be a stagnant monopoly. I'm not sure breaking the law (whether you agree with it or not) is the pro
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
I fully understand what you mean. I saw you're from Brazil too, so you know how awful Netflix is around here and how much we pay for games, for example. I download mostly due to the reasons you mentioned. As much as possible I avoid do
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
I'm not going into the "sharing links vs sharing content" debate. > And it isn't always copyrighted content. True, it isn't ALWAYS, but I guess it's mostly copyrighted. > The point isn't to help peop
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by danielalmeida 12y ago
> "What people reveal, what people fight for, are major causes. Freedom of information. Liberty. Democracy. Governmental transparency and due process." I have a really hard time trying to link this with my experience on TPB. It