just_testing

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by just_testing 3y ago
Thank you!! Good to know.
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by just_testing 3y ago
I teach for a living, mostly people of poor backgrounds, and a lot of them in the Third World. I understand your argument (and I buy some tools myself), but I can't tell them to use paid tools because the cost may be too high in the lo
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by just_testing 3y ago
I really want to have that experience everywhere, including nose.js and the browser. It is so simple and intuitive
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by just_testing 3y ago
I was going to ask about air quality, but just opened the site and you have air quality as well! Thanks!
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by just_testing 3y ago
Thanks!
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by just_testing 3y ago
Which memory sticks do you use?
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by just_testing 3y ago
Which tools, if I may ask?
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by just_testing 3y ago
You're using silent clicky switches? What's the activation force? (I have an Ergodox EZ and love it)
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by just_testing 4y ago
I interpret that as Minsky being... an unpleasurable person, to say the least.
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by just_testing 5y ago
FINALLY someone on this thread that understands politics and freaking understands that human beings are not spherical and frictionless.
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by just_testing 5y ago
I know way too many stories of racist cops in Europe to believe talking to police doesn't get you in trouble in Europe also. P.S.: I do have european citizenship. Also, dark skin.
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by just_testing 6y ago
Glad you shared this anecdote. I've only had contact with him online and it's good to see he was such a great person IRL.
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by just_testing 6y ago
"Debt" and "bullshit jobs", both by David Graeber. The first book really tears apart several of the "foundations" of economics. For instance, the creation of money as portrayed by Adam Smith? It's a myth,
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by just_testing 7y ago
Just commenting here to thank you for all the sincerity, transparency and attentiveness in the comments.
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by just_testing 7y ago
I am replying here with some constructive criticism, because I found it awesome . As far as I can tell, TileDB is like a better SQLite and better Parquet, is that it? The webpage does not tell me exactly what TileDB is , so I'm havin
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by just_testing 7y ago
How does this compare to a kobo libra? I have one Kobo Libra, use it for PDFs, as the screen has enough DPI and is big enough, but it's not the best experience. Absolutely love the Pocket integration and KOReader, though. Also, the lig
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by just_testing 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, São Paulo, Brazil. About: Generalist Programmer, Data Scientist and Activist. 10+ years of experience. Worked in civic projects used by thousands of people. Also give classes and maked interactive data exhibitions.
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by just_testing 8y ago
Location: São Paulo, Brazil Remote: YES Willing to relocate: YES About: Generalist Programmer, Data Scientist and Activist. 10+ years of experience. Worked in civic projects used by thousands of people. Also give classes and maked intera
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by just_testing 8y ago
A Local Bike Shop without any huge internet operation? They aren't exactly the target for most high-profile linux rootkits.
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by just_testing 8y ago
At first, it wasn't. Buuut so many great bikes (and I ride to work every single day) and it was hard to accept the money. I joke to people telling I am an addicted doing work for the drug dealer - of course I would receive in drugs, no
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by just_testing 8y ago
Yesterday, I finished converting a bike shop to Ubuntu Linux only. They are ridiculously happy because: - device drivers actually work - they don't have to worry anymore about viruses - they can use old machines without trouble So yeah
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by just_testing 9y ago
This is one of those statistics where there are only two distinct values that matter: - Zero shootings - Too many shootings Any number bigger than zero is too much and we should do our best as a society to decrease it to zero.
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by just_testing 9y ago
Look, you're kinda confusing things. For instance, I work in a lot of projects with Django on the backend and Angular or React on the frontend. The gist of all that stuff is: REDUCING COMPLEXITY. Tying your hands, so you can free your
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by just_testing 9y ago
FREELANCE - São Paulo, Brazil Location: São Paulo, Brazil Rate: USD 50/hour What the hell I am: Software Engineer by Day, Data Scientist by night What I bring to the table: More than 10 years of programming (mostly web fro
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by just_testing 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE, RELOCATION - São Paulo, Brazil Location: São Paulo, Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Software Engineer by Day, Data Scientist by night Résumé/CV: More than 10 years of program
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by just_testing 9y ago
amazing! Do you have any timelines for portuguese? (And, quite specifically, brazilian portuguese?) Thanks!
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by just_testing 9y ago
I'm also interested in the development of OSM (being an editor and a data consumer) and I've witnessed first hand some of your issues. For instance, once I've had to create my own "geocoder" for transit fines in São
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by just_testing 9y ago
Location: São Paulo, Brazil Remote: YES Willing to relocate: YES Stuff I'm Comfortable with: - Python [Django, Celery, Pandas, Numpy] - Databases [PostgreSQL, PostGIS, SQLite] - Data Visualization [D3, Plotly] - JavaScript [Vue.js, ES
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by just_testing 9y ago
Just dropping by to thank you guys. This extension will be amazingly useful to me. One question for the good fellas at Sourcegraph: Is it possible to run that extension in firefox? Did you try something like that? Is the code open, so I cou
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by just_testing 10y ago
SEEKING WORK / Remote / Based in São Paulo, Brazil About: Generalist Programmer, Data Scientist 7+ years of programming/data analysis/linux systems administration. I do mostly freelance projects and remote work these da

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