pacarvalho

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by pacarvalho 4y ago
I wouldn't say that DevOps is dead. Just that some companies can survive without it. It is the type of thing that is good to have. Not absolutely required. You tend to miss it most when things go wrong lol
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
What categories of freelancers are you targeting?
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
What I will say may seem a bit counterintuitive: Early stage projects tend to not benefit from more people. It is often best to start a project with a very small number of highly experienced engineers (maybe 3 at most) and then add more peo
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
I would need to know more about the particulars of your situation to provide better advice. However, some thoughts: 1. Knowing the tech would definitely help. However, learning complex tech is not easy and takes significant amount of time.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
I believe the post-pandemic economic turbulence may have done a better job of improving my risk assessment skills than the pandemic itself...
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
They had a business model that was fairly capital heavy. Since they decorated the properties themselves. It was an interesting idea. Maybe even niche. However, I don't believe (as the article suggests) that this is a sign of something
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Noticing that one is coming and disconnecting the transformers from the transmission lines (which become long antenas) may be a way...
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
This one being caused by cosmic rays instead of the usual CFCs. Wonder what the plan will be to address it.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Anyone aware of how Dish's service would interfere with Starlink?
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
If what has been publicized about the couple and their company is true. This is a relief to the entrepreneurial community. Startups are built on trust & dreams. It is important that predatory or fraud-like behavior with investors be dea
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Incredible engineering. Just a bit saddening that it's being used to wage war instead of something that more generally benefits society.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
I once worked on MRI conditional robotic devices. A difficulty in the field was how to actuate these robots. We worked on developing plastic electric (or photonic) motors. Although not quite there, it is a technology that once ready will he
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Tough situation. For one, you seem to be an avid user of the platform which is likely good for the company. On the other, the situation you described that caused the loss of privilege is very likely the type of situation the company is tryi
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Interesting. That goes to show just how hard writing something like Rubocop can be. Lots of edge cases to consider.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Unfortunately, I would say it is possible that someone in possession of the documents you described would be able to create accounts under your name on some platforms. However, there is a chance that the KYC of those platforms would detect
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Good point! The tricky thing is that even desktop apps today tend to have online backends to store data and analytics. So it would be a matter of building/searching for apps that are 100% local.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
This is a fairly complex topic. In my youth, I certainly didn't enjoy homework. Even in subjects I was passionate about. I much rather study the topics that interested me in my own way and pace than doing assigned problems from a textb
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
If you manage to resolve this, please update us! Very curious to learn more.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
What country (if the US what state) are you in?
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Not sure if its there but I like listening to Sweet Dreams by Eurythmics when programming!
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
It may be more complex than this. If long-term were taxed as short-term there would be no incentive for long-term holding. Thus, increasing short term trading which would have some effect on the market. Likely that of increasing volatility.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
The paywall stopped me. What solution do they propose?
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
“You’ve got to treat [cloud companies] in the same way that you would do a smaller supplier.” Not sure its that extreme but something to keep in mind for larger operations.
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Maybe not even computer vision on the pixel level but instead ML on the DOM to notice when it has loaded enough to parse the content from it?
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Something related to this that I would particularly find useful is a tool that summarizes all my daily activities down to who I messaged and estimates the amount of time I spent doing each activity. Basically the iPhone's scree time ap
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Not a benchmark per se but for the eCommerce operations I run the cost of servers is around 0.3%. Example: https://bigdelivery.com.br/
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
Initially, I attributed the difference in the sentiment of the show to them being developed by a different team of writers. However, reflecting further on the matter and taking into account that similar changes occurred in other sci-fi fran
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
I am planing on getting a new Macbook soon and this finding does help me decide. I am a bit disappointed at Apple not releasing the M2 (and their pro/max versions) for the 14/16" models. Since it almost feels like buying the
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
I don't disagree with the content of the article or the authority of the authors. Just pointing out it was worded as a clickbait and I did not expect that from Nature magazine. I have had the opportunity to work on a few scientific pub
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by pacarvalho 4y ago
For those who have not heard this term before, here is the Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System TL;DR A FICO score for trustability

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