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by dysoco 3y ago
They hit the jackpot or, a reasonably motivated developer, under a cool project to keep them engaged and a nurturing environment with peers in the same situation is on high chance of flourishing?
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by dysoco 3y ago
I don't think I've ever experienced these loud noises, sounds frightening specially if you are not aware of the syndrome. Sometimes I do experience whilst falling asleep like if I'm in a wind tunnel, it's both a physical
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Tell HN: Twitter/X Circles are no more
3 points by dysoco 3y ago|1 comments
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by dysoco 3y ago
Okular is really good and probably has more features than Sumatra; though I still run Sumatra in Windows.
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by dysoco 3y ago
I believe the former prime minister of Singapore studied Math, CS and worked as a programmer for some time, here is more discussion and some other examples: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9419035
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by dysoco 3y ago
I mean sure but what happens when you have a bunch of patches and updates for the package and it becomes a mess of merge conflicts?
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by dysoco 3y ago
I've been reading Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces [1] which is free online, probably covers more or less the same as Stallings but I've been enjoying particularly this one so it might be useful to check it out. I've been
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by dysoco 3y ago
Godot has a web editor [1] in case you don't know yet. [1]: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/editor/usin...
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by dysoco 3y ago
To complement: - Per Aspera [1] is Argentinian, made by Javier Otaegui [2] - Eterspire [3] is being made by a close friend of mine and his friend here in Buenos Aires. - I believe the open-source Ogre3D [4] rendering engine used by a few co
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by dysoco 3y ago
Argentina Game Show (AGS) is in two weeks in CABA
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by dysoco 3y ago
I personally very much prefer Typescript as a language to Go; my biggest gripe with it is the ecosystem is far more complex, vast (in the bad way, when you have 1000 options for everything and nothing completely stablished), fast moving and
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by dysoco 3y ago
It's just that Go and their libraries are never going to be as expressive as something like Python and Django. I really appreciate the language for its simplicity, I love getting a single binary, the ecosystem is nice and it's gre
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by dysoco 3y ago
> And did you know that you can deploy a monolith to Lambda and still get all the benefits of Lambda without building services Could I get more info on this? All I've found so far is that it's an anti-pattern. Isn't the s
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by dysoco 3y ago
Cool idea, a few suggestions: 1. Clicking on the "Select" dropdown gives me the (I believe) complete list of options, which is not that big, so it's easy for me to pick from those options instead of guessing. Autocomplete is
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by dysoco 3y ago
From the same year, another sci-fi film from Cronenberg himself: eXistenZ one of my favourite films ever
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by dysoco 3y ago
I really enjoyed this; I suggest "The Song of the Cell" by Siddhartha Mukherjee if you want more in a similar vein, the author has more books as well.
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by dysoco 3y ago
I'm sorry to be THAT guy but this seems AI generated and the latest comments from this account seem similar as well.
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by dysoco 3y ago
First, the title is very misleading. A candidate which proposes dollarization has won, unexpectedly, the primary elections (not even the main elections yet). He will have to win again in October and the numbers are very close between the 3
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by dysoco 3y ago
As an Argentinian this is nonsense, the government right now is fairly centrist (with a bias towards left specially in social matters), "the government is extreme left" is only claimed by those who support Milei. A clear counterex
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by dysoco 3y ago
Well yeah, it's a government job so it's probably going to suck money-wise; the guy I know ended up losing money I believe because he had to buy a lot of snow clothes and paid travel expenses on his own account. Moreover, I believ
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by dysoco 3y ago
There are computers and electronics systems in Antartica, so they obviously need technicians/engineers to maintain those, I know someone who has been there for some months doing that. It's not software development but you might ap
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by dysoco 3y ago
I've heard of many people trying out Zulip and actually preferring it to Slack at the end.
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by dysoco 3y ago
I mean not that many films that I really want to watch come out per year, so if Oppenheimer is 3hs instead of 2hs or whatever then let it be; I'd rather spend one more hour at the theater and watch the movie knowing the director didn&#
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by dysoco 3y ago
Same, after that I migrated to using Jira at another company and was a pain in comparison.
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Tell HN: Twitter changed default settings to only receive DM from verified users
44 points by dysoco 3y ago|7 comments
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by dysoco 3y ago
Apparently, as I feared it might happen, it's linked to your Instagram account. I've seen notifications in Instagram saying "Your friend X just posted for the first time in Threads" this is JUST what I did not want, to h
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by dysoco 3y ago
You can't even see your own tweets while rate limited, so if I tweet something it goes live but I have no way of deleting it if I made a typo or for example shared sensitive information by mistake; I have a feeling this might be a GDPR
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by dysoco 3y ago
Also let's not assume everyone in HN necessarily has money and comes from a wealthy country, in my country $22 is quite a bit to consider spending on a book, some developers earn well but others do not, or might not have a software job
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by dysoco 3y ago
I like the topic of this book, does anyone know equivalents for other languages?
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by dysoco 3y ago
I've used Django with Django Rest Framework plus Vue with Vuetify in dayjob and it's a pretty productive framework, I did not know any javascript frontend previously so I got quickly to speed with it.

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