digaozao

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   by digaozao 11y ago

   I agree, I visited colombia last year. Bogota, once stage of many of these violent events, feels safer than most big cities in Brazil, where I live
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   by digaozao 11y ago

   Can you show what model are you talking about? I am curious
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   by digaozao 11y ago

   Nice metric to see if a language is going to be mainstream. I think this should work. Do you think of any way to validate your theory?
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   by digaozao 11y ago

   Hi, I don't know if it fits what you want. But there is something like that for clojure[0] . I liked the language a lot. I didn't have the chance to use it in production yet. Another option is hacker rank with challenges [1] [0] h
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   by digaozao 12y ago

   slf4j was useful for me in a switch from log4j to logback. Other useful tool for logging, that integrate with logback or log4j is sentry: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry And to use it with java: https://
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   by digaozao 12y ago

   I agree with using tools from other languages for the job. In our company, we chose python fabric. Wrote some deploy scripts with it. It basically downloads the new version, updates the database running liquibase, updates some configuratio
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   by digaozao 13y ago

   Some companies seem to be like a VC in disguise: I would think of Supercell( http://blog.idonethis.com/post/48277151394/least-powerful-ce... ) and Google when it had 20% free time. I liked the 20% free time model, people have some freedom t