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mastermachetier
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mastermachetier
8y ago
I am from Minas and typically people are 15-45 minutes late to things. Mostly social events though. It’s not considered rude though because that is the expectation when these kinds of events
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8y ago
Red Hat | Software Engineers various levels Openshift | REMOTE , BOSTON , North Carolina There are several types of engineering positions open from SRE type roles to product development on the Openshift team. Positions for golang and python
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mastermachetier
9y ago
Are you look for engineers at all levels or for senior level engineers only?
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10y ago
My commute is between 1 to 2 hours depending on the day and time and I am only traveling 40 miles. I'd rather take a train for two hours seems certainly doable.
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10y ago
The problem I with linux is that there is no good laptop running linux well or anywhere near as good as windows or osx. If I could run osx on alternatives to the macbooks I would be happy best of all worlds.
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mastermachetier
10y ago
The UI on this app is spectacular actually . I want to sit down with the team that wrote it and just ask questions for days.
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10y ago
Location: Boston Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: golang, bash,perl, HPOM, SNMP,distributed systems, cloud Résumé/CV: http://rafaelazevedo.me/pages/cv/ Email: mail@rafaelazevedo
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10y ago
How much golang are you guys using and is this on site only?
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10y ago
Do you guys offer onsite positions only or do you have ever remote opportunities?
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10y ago
I think setting achievable goals to work towards also helps. Although I feel "stuck" at times as well.
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10y ago
use pip3 python3 and install datetime with pip3 install datetime
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10y ago
would you simply change the part of the hex in the binary that references the mic id? I was not aware i could modify the hex directly .