major505

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by major505 4y ago
Yes. Angra 1 and Angra 2. The only company that had the know how in constructions like that was involved in the Petrolão, the scandal involving bribes and and money laundry in contructions for the country national oil company, and the compa
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by major505 4y ago
I remember this when I was a kid. Most amazing was that the federal goverment didn't had a protocol to deal with things like that, even at the time we where building our second nuclear power plant. But the military was aable to perform
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by major505 4y ago
Man, I really like the idea behind Emacs, of integrating everything in the way it becomes an ID, but I cant just get into it, specially the weird shortcuts. After years in Vim, and Visual Studio, is hard to wrap my head around the Emacs wa
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by major505 4y ago
I did a lot of shit in excell using vb. Even spreadsheets connected to SAP using COM+ dlls. But still sucks having to do requests in VB.
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by major505 4y ago
The developers didn't played metal gear. The marines did.
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by major505 4y ago
Now I can use excel. I always sucked doing stuff in excell formulas. With this now I can just linq and spit the info I need.
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by major505 4y ago
this is.... awesome.
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by major505 4y ago
30% tip? More than 10% tip is extortion, not tip.
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by major505 4y ago
PS: dont take me wrong. Unit tests are useful if used properly. But people just don't use it correctly. To most people what is important is the percentage of code tested, instead of test critical logic conditions for your software piec
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by major505 4y ago
Thats the thing. Its hard to describe, but you know when you see it.
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by major505 4y ago
Here is the thing: Most managers want you to implement the test and the code in the same time It would take to write only the code. The thing is, in the end most devs do shit tests becase theres no time allocated to that, and the test end u
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by major505 4y ago
Being honest most companies I worked, unit tests have no use at all. They are just writen because someone determined some arbitraty percentage of code that needs to be covered, and because it takes as much time to write the tests as to writ
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by major505 4y ago
I don't have much use for VR. But augmented reality seens to be more the way of the future.
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by major505 4y ago
I dont know where you live, but goverments like Brazil and UK, normally have courses and conselours to help new farmers settle in. If you leave in the us is problably something in the state level. Try call the local city hall.
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by major505 4y ago
Old. Like 32, 33. I always had a little astigmatism in both eyes, but ended up developing this in my 30's. It was slow in the beggninig, but when I hit 35 it advanced really fast. I'm 38 now, I'm mostly blind in one eye, and
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by major505 4y ago
The main reason I still use ubuntu based bistros is Pop OS. The rest, I prefer fedora this days.
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by major505 4y ago
Well I have a lot thanks to keratoconus in the right eye to the point I'm blind from it, and a litle in the left eye. using bright ides and monitors. hurts my eyes (I noticed I have a lot more sensibility to light?). so a lot of indire
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by major505 4y ago
mute everythin that you don't need to know and check slack only a few times a day, in pre determined times, like when you arrive, after lunch and before living. A person that is in a hurry will call you. It will not send a message.
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by major505 4y ago
Duck dns is very usefull. I use to host a demo from a CRM portal my company sold at my house. The problem was that I had dynamic IP and my isp shit router did not suport DNS services. So I made a simple script that would log in and acess th
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by major505 4y ago
Seens like beetween 60's and 80's every dev in US would inevitably ending up working for us military.
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by major505 4y ago
USB-C is just now starting to be popular in Brasil. Most notebooks here use proprietary chargers. USB-C notebooks are still very expensive here. I just brought a new Dell Inspiron. IT have greate specs but still uses the old dell charger.
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by major505 4y ago
Inlflation is bad. Specially because is a "tax" that affects the poorest population, that this days the origin is not rare, because the state prints money like crazy, to achieve its goals in the short term.
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by major505 4y ago
As a brazilian, history teaches that inflation is a pain in the ass. I lived in hyperinflation when I was a kid. I rememore that my parents would receive and run to the market in the same day, and buy everything in bulk, because next day, t
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by major505 4y ago
I was suprised when I upgraded my old Thinkpad x250 to the Inspiron 15 from DEll. Installed Pop Os on it and it worked really well. I could even make the fingerprint scanner run without problem. In the end I endup going back to win 11 becau
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by major505 4y ago
ITs amazing how much tech made firearms more acurate. This days I was watching 9hole reviews where they had a long range course up to 600 yards. He done it with every iteration of the AR-15. The last one was a WWST rifle (a moderized AR wit
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by major505 4y ago
I also have the 49g+ with a samsung arm processor, but being honest, it dosent feel faster thant the saturn processor.
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by major505 4y ago
Yes. I'm a idiot and I wrote it wrong.
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by major505 4y ago
I still have a 48 series graphic calculator with this processor. I won it as a prize in a programing marathon when I was in college. Too bad I alread had passed all my calculus and phisics classes.
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by major505 4y ago
ReasonTV made a video about the laundromat case a few years ago. The video is from 2018, is 2022 and still the same problem persists. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExgxwKnH8y4&t=60s You wnat to make affordable house?
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by major505 4y ago
SAP sucks for custom stuff like uniforms and clotes. I developed a custom engine for things like aluminium rails, and thermal sensors, to generate a new product with the production tree in SAP, so it would be able to decrease the right ammo

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