mariopt

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by mariopt 8y ago
Nothing against the CEO but we all know who the stakeholders are.
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by mariopt 9y ago
What the hell? Shouldn't we focus on creating great engineers instead of training them to make a good impression on an interview? I think is completely immoral. Becoming good at something is a matter of consistent practice that brings
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by mariopt 9y ago
Meteor developer for a long time here. Meteor, today, is still a good match for small to medium applications that provide real-time features in more than 50% components/pages. For most applications Meteor becomes a real pain in the ass
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by mariopt 9y ago
Do citizens from countries who are covered by the ESTA Authorization have an easier time getting a VISA?
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10M Euros job to monitor Google(ted.europa.eu)
28 points by mariopt 9y ago|3 comments
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by mariopt 10y ago
Does anyone knows how this will affect tech recruitment?
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by mariopt 11y ago
I've been freelancing for quite a while and I think you can find some projects that you can do in C++. I don't think it's easy to find remote work in, specifically, C++ for several reasons: 1 - Companies want cheap productivi
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by mariopt 11y ago
"Talent" is one of those words that we should erase from you dictionary. Personally, I don't believe in "talent". The industry thinks you're "talented", usually, if you're a jack of all trades an
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by mariopt 11y ago
One of the best videos I've ever watch, I wish the educational system was this simple.
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by mariopt 11y ago
You can't simply fuck around with your boss without having, at least, a second source of monthly. Next time try to get some freelancing gig before making such a dangerous move. I don't approve your ex boss behaviour but sometimes
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by mariopt 11y ago
I don't think this is relevant honestly. ( I'm assuming you want to compare the costs with other energy sources ) This reminds the question about How much energy are we spending today to build an electric/hybrid card versus a
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by mariopt 11y ago
The Proof of concept isn't new, having in consideration MeteorJs and other recent frameworks.
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by mariopt 11y ago
It depends on the software budget and managers. When I worked a company one the CEO's had an idea about adding a camera to road semaphores so that cars wouldn't stop is the road is empty. I asked: What happens if the sun light hit
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by mariopt 11y ago
Why would someone write a web server in assembly? just for fun?
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by mariopt 11y ago
Do something that matters: https://folding.stanford.edu/
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by mariopt 11y ago
I used to be in your situation, not because the market is bad in country ( programmers today have 0% unemployment rate) but because I hate the way companies work in place. You can start freelancing very easily. As long as you are a great pr
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by mariopt 11y ago
Legally it's worthless. You could sign this contract and it's not that much difference from slavery, which is illegal. The logs you own are more than enough to prove the bad intentions of your client. Even if this nonsense is some
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by mariopt 12y ago
Question: As a potential entrepreneur, the thing that scares me the most is the lack of real world data. By data I mean: page views, sales reports, analytics, market shits, etc. It the kind of thing that you can't find on the internet,
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by mariopt 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Europe or Remote I'm a self motivated programmer who enjoys learning and adaption. I've experience in software development, programming contests and computer security. I know how to solve complex problems. Currently
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Freelancers' Manifesto(freelancers-europe.org)
2 points by mariopt 12y ago|0 comments
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by mariopt 12y ago
Location: Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Only in Europe Technologies: Javascript (AngularJs, MeteorJs), Objective-C, Python (Django) Resume: Available on Request. I'm a problem solver, programmer and I know some UX Design. I