jgalvez

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Run your own OAuth2 Server(ory.am)
4 points by jgalvez 9y ago|0 comments
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Never edit a method, always rewrite it(dave.cheney.net)
2 points by jgalvez 9y ago|0 comments
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by jgalvez 9y ago
No.
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On semicolons, pseudo-technical and subjective arguments, revisited(robotlolita.me)
3 points by jgalvez 9y ago|2 comments
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Buy Ethereum Now, Before Its Tech Takes Off(seekingalpha.com)
3 points by jgalvez 9y ago|0 comments
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Joe Gregorios's Writeup on Geometric Algebra(bitworking.org)
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Big Data, Small Effort(trackchanges.postlight.com)
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Nvidia Has Hit Our Price Target; Time to Take the Chips Off the Table(seekingalpha.com)
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Hoversurf(hoversurf.com)
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Software planning for skeptics(pixelmonkey.org)
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Why we need to get better at critiquing psychiatric diagnosis(mindhacks.com)
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Sam Ruby converts to Vue.js(intertwingly.net)
28 points by jgalvez 9y ago|3 comments
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Whiterose's minute beep in Python(gist.github.com)
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by jgalvez 9y ago
Stratum Security was my best experience to date. They're very welcoming and provided a lot of guidance. I became a better programmer after working with them. And the way I was let go after the project ended, with a glowing LinkedIn rec
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by jgalvez 9y ago
That article is focused on React/JSX. Having coded Nuxt/Vue apps I seriously can't relate. With Nuxt you don't even have the build/setup pains. It just works. It just builds.
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by jgalvez 9y ago
httplib2 isn't my library, it's Joe Gregorio's, one of the best developers you'll ever read about. As for the "if you say X, you're incompetent" line of arguing, seriously? If I say I prefer a language bec
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by jgalvez 9y ago
Like any other developer out there, I collected some bad experiences in my growth. In my 14-year career, 2015-2016 were spectacularly bad years for me, definitely the worst. It has to do with focus and productivity, not competence. I must s
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by jgalvez 9y ago
> Sounds like he likes js because it's easier to use callback hell with multiline anonymous functions. Sounds like you're more pissed off at the article because it contradicts your views than anything else. Sounds like you didn
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by jgalvez 9y ago
Mostly aesthetics in the default theme. Both are actively maintained and the APIs are super similar.
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by jgalvez 9y ago
All very well said. I never said I was leaving Python for good, in fact, it needs to be pointed out it's still king for machine learning and I'll even integrate a Python-based solution as microservice to a Node.js project. Perhaps
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by jgalvez 9y ago
Hi, it's just a blog, not a paid job. Not a lot of effort went into it. I'll take a look when I have a chance (it looks fine on my MBP and several others).
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by jgalvez 9y ago
Yep, Python is still king for machine learning.
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by jgalvez 9y ago
> Your blog is extremely difficult to read on wide screen monitors. The entire left 50% is basically just blank space. My suggestion is to make the left side maybe 20% width on desktop or less. Thanks, I'll take a look when I have a
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Leaving Python for JavaScript(hire.jonasgalvez.com.br)
81 points by jgalvez 9y ago|103 comments
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by jgalvez 9y ago
Michael Clayton anyone?
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3 Code Splitting Patterns for VueJS and Webpack(vuejsdevelopers.com)
2 points by jgalvez 9y ago|0 comments
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Understanding my bioenergetic self(thinkersplayground.com)
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Nuxt and ElementUI(hire.jonasgalvez.com.br)
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My Approach to Remote Work(hire.jonasgalvez.com.br)
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Isomorphic Fetch Notes(hire.jonasgalvez.com.br)
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