silvanocerza

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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Location: Italy Remote: Yes, no hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Go, C++, TypeScript, GitHub Actions, Docker Résumé/CV: https://resume.silvanocerza.com/ Email: silvanocerza{at}gmail[dot
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
That's not Open Source then. And probably goes also against the GPLv3 license that you're using.
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
Maybe with the Arduino CLI?
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
All those things cost quite a bit of money that most people can't afford. Seems quite out of touch with reality assuming that people don't travel because they don't want to.
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by silvanocerza 2y ago
To show off the wealth and prestige of the family mostly. Usually their houses were right by the towers. The higher the tower, the richer the family obviously. They were pretty common in every big enough city in Italy at that time. Another
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by silvanocerza 4y ago
Been laid off in September, interviewed for a month and accepted an offer at the end of October. I'll be starting in mid January since am legally still employed with the old company until 31 December. Still employed since that's h
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by silvanocerza 4y ago
The place is San Casciano dei Bagni[1], not San Casciano. They're different places, the first is close to Siena, the second is near Pisa. Don't get confused, there are several different San Casciano. There's also San Cascian
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by silvanocerza 4y ago
Hi people, am one of those Pitcher. Ex I'd say. Feel free to reach out. :) Thanks Daenney, really appreciate it.
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by silvanocerza 4y ago
The article picture is not from the discovered site. If you click on the picture you can read the full description: > Carnac in northwestern France is one of the most famous megalithic sites in the world with some 3,000 standing stones .
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
The faster programming language or compiler is the one you use. Always.
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
Location: Italy Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies AKA buzzwords: Languages: * Go * Python * C++ * Javascript * Typescript Other: * Django *
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
Am curious, where? There are tons of them in the centre of Italy.
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
That too, it also depends on the facial expression. :)
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
> Apparently, in Italy it sort-of means "go f*ck yourself" No, it doesn't. It has lots of meanings but the main one could be summed up to "what?". EDIT: This means "go fuck yourself" in Italy. That&#x27
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
Good primer I'd say but what @cjfd says it's true, the emphasis is really important and can change a lot your pronunciation, focusing on that is really important. There is a mistake in there though, gl is not always pronunced simi
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
The pepperoni pizza is more of a language issue really, in the USA Pepperoni is a salami brand and it sounds a TON like peperoni, the italian word for bell peppers.
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
> Even the language makes sense - a kind of hodge-Podge universal accent. It's interesting see the differences from the books on this topic. The books focus more on the use of belter's sign language, just some small and most co
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
> I'm sure you can still develop in VSCode with third-party plugins. The Arduino IDE 2.0 uses the ArduinoCLI as backend and they comunicate through a gRPC API, most functionalities are implemented only in the latter. It's techn
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
That critique comes mostly from advanced users and it certainly makes sense. The Arduino IDE is meant to be accessible to people with close to no experience though, a newbie put in front of VSCode will fill overwhelmed for sure, that's
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by silvanocerza 5y ago
I suggest you take a look at ArduinoCLI. :) https://github.com/arduino/arduino-cli/ Docs: https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/