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by miguendes 6y ago
OSTEP is a great OS book. I wish I had discovered it when I was doing my Cs degree. I'm planning to follow through it this year to brush up my OS knowledge and will also use 6.828 as a guide for labs and video lectures [1]. [1] https:
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by miguendes 6y ago
Nice article, I started learning f-strings from it. Shameless plug, last year I wrote one myself to document everything I knew about it. https://miguendes.me/73-examples-to-help-you-master-pythons-...
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by miguendes 6y ago
Another awesome article! Really enjoy going through them, I've learnt tons about the internals of Cpython.
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by miguendes 6y ago
I've tried a couple of times with no success. Maybe my CV is not good enough to catch their eyes.
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by miguendes 6y ago
That's true only if you assume that the their resume won't be tossed out. Edit: typo
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Design Patterns That Make Sense in Python: Simple Factory(miguendes.me)
2 points by miguendes 6y ago|0 comments
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by miguendes 6y ago
Some kind of lisp. I'm considering starting with Scheme and then move to Clojure as it's more comercial. My goal is just to get used to the way lisps work. Hopefully will find some enlightenment in the end. I'm already famili
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by miguendes 6y ago
I saw that being featured on Edx and it caught my eye. I'll probably take it at some point next year.
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by miguendes 6y ago
Nice! Thanks a lot for that. That really motivated me to check HTDP out!
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by miguendes 6y ago
I'm curious about your comment. I'm no longer a junior but I'm trying to invest more time into FP as I hear that it might make me a better problem solver. I see a lot of people recommending HTDP and SICP. My question is, in y
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by miguendes 6y ago
Nice, thanks for linking the article!
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by miguendes 6y ago
Interesting article. Is there any way to mitigate the amount of data collected? If I turn GPS off can they still track my steps? One thing that I notice frequently is discussing some topic with my wife and then finding an AD related to the
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by miguendes 6y ago
Is it still worth to get it from ACM? I remember that they have recently restricted a bunch of sfuff on the ACM subscription. Examples: live online trainings, katacoda, notebooks, sandboxes and certifications.
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by miguendes 6y ago
Very interesting, can you elaborate more on what was the impact on your professional life? I wish I had that money now or my company could pay for me.
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by miguendes 6y ago
I'm considering hiring a coach to improve my soft skills. The problem is finding the right person. Do you have any tips on how to find such person? Edit: software -> soft I mean stuff like better communication, goal setting, learnin
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by miguendes 6y ago
That's quite interesting. Thanks for mentioning it!
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by miguendes 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I've heard people suggesting Elm on reddit but in terms of learning materials there isn't much compared to haskell. But I think that shouldn't be much of a problem. I know that Elm works great for f
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by miguendes 6y ago
Interesting. I've been programming in python for more than 4 years and I'd like to try something different. I took a haskell class back in the day but just the basics, didn't even learn monads. My goal is not to master the la
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How to Shoot Yourself in the Foot with Python. Part 1(miguendes.me)
2 points by miguendes 6y ago|0 comments
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by miguendes 6y ago
What about managed k8s solutions such as EKS? Would they also be a full time job? I understand that is probably more expensive but I'm curious if it would still be pain as having your own cluster.
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by miguendes 6y ago
Out of curiosity what kind of things? Do you have any example?
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by miguendes 6y ago
I host my blog https://miguendes.me on hashnode.com and I'm very happy. I used to lose tons of time setting up hugo/jekyll and not writing anything. Once I move to hashnode I could focus on writing only as most of the
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by miguendes 6y ago
Is it just me or does anybody feel overwhelmed with lists like these? I really appreciate the effort but as an anxious person I always paralyzed or disheartened by the road ahead. For instance, one of the recommendations is Learning Python,
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by miguendes 6y ago
Allen Institute produces many nice things. One thing I don't quite understand about this project is, what kind of noise it removes? Any kind of noise from any kind of dataset? I wish there was a more beginners like explanation on the R
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by miguendes 6y ago
I had to read to whole thing twice to convince myself that it wasn't a joke. BTW, I don't understand why there's a need for Docker certification in the first place.
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5 Hidden Python Features You Probably Never Heard Of(miguendes.me)
6 points by miguendes 6y ago|0 comments
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by miguendes 6y ago
This book is awesome, I didn't there was video lectures in the authors page.
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by miguendes 6y ago
This book is a gem, concepts are greatly explained and is full of references to papers and other articles. I've heard people clearing systems design interviews just by using this book as reference. I'm not sure if it's an exa
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by miguendes 6y ago
I noticed that too. Actually it's getting worse. Yesterday I opened it using a private tab on my phone and the first thing that shows up is a login page. Can't even see the posts. Then, the only way is to fallback to old.reddit. F
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by miguendes 6y ago
PyJobs is a blessing for the Brazilian Python community. I know a handful of people who got jobs thanks to PyJobs. If you don't mind my feedback I think it has a lot of potential for growth. You should invest more on it. Trying marketi

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