mateusfreira

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GitHub: Survey reveals AI’s impact on the developer experience(github.blog)
1 points by mateusfreira 3y ago|0 comments
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Match vs. Hashmap Which one is faster in the Crab Language?(mateusfreira.github.io)
1 points by mateusfreira 3y ago|0 comments
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by mateusfreira 3y ago
May I subscribe to this movement too? We should make a manifest or something so others can sing-in
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[Podcast] How do you do, fellow Hack Clubbers?(changelog.com)
1 points by mateusfreira 3y ago|0 comments
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Mob Programming: Pros/Cons of Full Team Collaboration on a Single Screen(mateusfreira.github.io)
1 points by mateusfreira 3y ago|1 comments
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by mateusfreira 3y ago
TRLD version: Mob programming is a great technique; in all the opportunities I have applied it, it has been very helpful. It can be expensive and you will need to have a strong and mature team to make it work. It works quite well in a remo
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Unacceptable, hope this gets visibility and fixed
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Great improvements, performance was probably the major concern of automerge prev versions, I have begin reading about CRDTs and this is the correct movement field at the moment. Local first in my mind means your users can still work even if
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
OMG it already exists, thanks for sharing
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
I could not agree more, blogging is fun to write and read, much less structured authors can go as far as they want to make the posts interactive. I still think blog is one of the best tools to share thoughts, and more important to own your
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Devs next week: 0. git commit 1. git push 2. open an MR 3. powerlifting while the CI is running .... Business idea: powerlifting bars to homeoffices
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Absolutely it maps one to one with Hemingway, idea. It also works very well for personal projects or projects that you rarely have time to dedicate but want to use any opportunity to make process you can
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
I don't think this is an "An unexpected benefit", I do it like for a long time conceit, that idea is based on "The Hemingway bridge" idea from the Nobel prize winner of literature in 1954. I wrote about it a few mon
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
The king is dead :(
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
This is probably the best adice one cold give ^
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
To experiment and make mistakes that don’t cost me a lot of money or cause too big a problem, I must have a side project. I wanted to learn rust deeply, and it would be impossible to do so if I had not started NunDB. On Nundb, I can work 10
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Run a non-commercial side project (Maybe open source) A big part of learning is making mistakes and learning from them. As you grow in seniority, mistakes become more expensive in money and or stress. Trying new things on stable products in
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
I was lucky to have had my burnout crisis at the beginning of my career(over 15 years ago) and learned from them. The most impacting one happened while I was writing my final graduation paper, where I pushed so hard to finish the implementa
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Secrets for becoming a better developer in 2022(mateusfreira.github.io)
2 points by mateusfreira 4y ago|0 comments
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Amazing short post ... Yesterday I needed this, what a coincidence!!
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Argo workflow as performance test tool(mateusfreira.github.io)
2 points by mateusfreira 4y ago|0 comments
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
I use vim + goyo + github(for private repos) + vim-you-autocorrect it delivers great performance with reading everywhere versioning, tags (I use [] to add tags) and I use ag and great to search. I think it is very challenging to get this g
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I ain't no angel but I have made some startup investments(world.hey.com)
1 points by mateusfreira 4y ago|0 comments
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
This is a great piece of advice! I second that 100%.
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Yes, I have private repositories on GitHub with my SaaS products, and I add close friends as read-only contributors (usually to exchange ideas or show something I have done in the project). These friends are also coders tho. They don't
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
Open-source it. I don't really advise running any business 100% solo, but I have done it for a while until my company has grown a bit. At that time and now (with my current new project), my strategy is to open-source it if something ha
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Run your home on a Raspberry Pi(changelog.com)
76 points by mateusfreira 4y ago|85 comments
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Goose Load Tests in Rust(book.goose.rs)
2 points by mateusfreira 4y ago|0 comments
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by mateusfreira 4y ago
I agree with the author's perspective. Writing is the one skill I am working hard to improve. Since I hit senior positions, it has been a superpower, mainly in a remote culture. Sharing findings and experiments internally with concise
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by mateusfreira 5y ago
https://mateusfreira.github.io/ I just blog about stuff I am doing or reading, some rust some js other stuff

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