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jaimefjorge
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https://www.jaimefjorge.com/ My personal website: Gatsby, Netlify, Visual Studio, Lumen template.
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I read on average about 30min a day after my kid goes to sleep. Sometimes a bit more if I'm engaged in a book. I find that if I force myself to read at least 1 page per day, that is the best way to make progress. I started a newsletter
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Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test
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It seems to me that the problem described is less one of discoverability and more one of lack of content. Regardless, this gave me the idea that it would be generally interesting to have authenticity unbundled from Google. If you could crea
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Book Summary: The Art of Statistics – Learning from Data
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I read this while holding my 1-month-old daughter. I can’t begin to imagine the pain you have endured. I’m very sorry for your loss.
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I’ve been a happy user of Obsidian for almost a year. It’s a solid product, moving at impressive speed (until recently they had almost weekly releases of features/bugs/improvements) with just 2 people. In my opinion we need more p
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Range: How and Why to Be a Generalist (Book Summary)
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Summary: Letters from a Stoic by Seneca (65 AD)
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Thank you for sharing this. I admire your strength.
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Why we don't prepare enough for things we want
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Book Summary: Fooled by Randomness, Taleb – The role of luck in life
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Thank you for the feedback. My objective was to condense the main thesis of the book which is that there are Inclusive or Extractive institutions, self-reinforcing through virtuous or vicious circles, and that the process of Creative Destr
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Thank you for your feedback! Wonderful recommendations, will take a look. Thank you as well for subscribing. It's really rewarding to read your comment.
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It's the largest theme of the book, and it should really be part of this summary. I'll update it. Thank you for this. EDIT: I added this at the end of the summary with two examples. Thanks again for the feedback.
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Book Summary: Why Nations Fail – Understanding why countries are rich or poor
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We made a list of recommendations and best practices for our company, Codacy[1]. Tips to avoid boredom, routine and unhealthy habits: Leave the house, stretch your legs: Without disregard to government recommendations and instruction and pr
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It goes without saying – things that don't need to be said
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Codacy is now free up to 4 seats
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Show HN: Survey of 263 companies on code review best practices and productivity [pdf]
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I would think of opening a 6 seat (for 3 couples) BBQ place in Europe (Portugal). I would slow cook and smoke the finest meats and allow for Europeans to taste the amazingness that is US southern comfort food. I would make it so delicious t
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Hi there. I'm the CEO and Co-founder of Codacy. Thanks for asking this question. Our on premise product is designed for companies that require discretion and a higher security scrutiny. We take security and data protection very serious
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7 coding shortcuts that don't work
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Codacy | Product manager / owner | Lisbon, Portugal | remote an option w/experience Codacy helps developers make great engineering decisions. We help thousands of developers ship billions of lines of code per day. We love crafting
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Codacy, provider of automated code review, raises $5.1M
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Netflix expected to spend over $6B on original and acquired programming in 2017
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New Year's Resolutions for Software Engineers
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https://www.codacy.com I've made this because all the companies that my co-founder and I met had scripts glued together in build tools to get code metrics and static analysis. We ended up discovering a significant amount of
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How to prioritize technical debt? Studying issues during October on GitHub
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The wording is definitely a bit awkward. (disclosure: I pitched the news announcement to TC so it's kinda my fault). I always find hard to explain technical debt and connect it to code reviews in a concise manner. I believe you'r
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