DanielVZ

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by DanielVZ 1y ago
There are plenty of ways of finding out this day and age. The difference is that no one is getting arrested for posting something on X, or for whistleblowing.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
As all countries. I acknowledge that above.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I don’t see political dissidents being killed left and right in my western country. I don’t see minorities being arrested and killed just for being different in my country. I don’t see blatant forced labor being the norm in my country. We d
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I’ll just let the CPU developed over millenia handle clock speeds by itself.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I use cursor because it’s way cheaper to pay their monthly subscription than bringing my own key. I’ve tried all tools and in the end the most cost effective one ended up being cursor. In others I’d end up burning $10 a day.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Independent from history people will form a simplistic view of Buddhism at face value and will form expectations accordingly. Of course I’d expect them to behave differently if all I’ve heard about them is that all life is sacred and that t
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
On the other hand I’m pretry sure you will need senior engineers not only for designing but debugging. You don’t want to hit a wall when your Agentic coder hits a bug that it just won’t fix.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I love working but, after two years of not taking vacations – due to several reasons that I should’ve anticipated – oh boy how much I’d like to take a rest. I counting the days until I can take a few weeks off.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
But then it clashes with the naming of other people that live in America. We south americans also call ourselves Americans because we live in América – taught as a single continent with two subcontinents. We call people from the US Estadoun
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
A few years ago it started a transition to react. It has been less snappy ever since to me.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
One common mantra about most roguelites is that every run can be a successful run if you play your cards right. Some will be harder, in others you’ll become unstoppable, but the general idea is that once you get good enough you should be ab
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Sometimes it answers something along the lines of: BOOM! thats where the bug was, and here’s how to fix it… While being entirely wrong and I cringe a little
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I stand corrected
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
I don’t see Ukraine on the list at least. But I do see this as a win for Russia in the destabilization of the Western economy.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Does this mean that software worldwide gets a boon since: 1. It’s not affected by these tariffs 2. It wasn’t used as a basis for the calculation
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Yep. This is like brexit but ten times worse.
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by DanielVZ 1y ago
Wow this book is a goldmine for architecture patterns. I love how easy it is to get into a topic and quickly grasp it. Having said that, from a practical and experience standpoint, using some of these patterns can really spiral out into an
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
I really don’t understand the topic much but this veritasium video is quite eye opening and goes into further depth than any layman explanation I’ve ever seen in the topic: https://youtu.be/qJZ1Ez28C-A?si=6gSQYcJPpaSIt1x1
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
Also the cyberspace, where Trump just recently surrendered to Moscow as well.
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
This is common standard procedure during region-wide emergencies. Everyone sees it as reasonable as far as I know due to crime being common during emergencies. We are at an all time high perception of crime. I myself have been victim of two
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
I’ve been doing some analysis on the winners of a local short stories contest ( https://santiagoen100palabras.cl/ ) to see if I can get to make a good contender story. Plus I having fun plugging it all into ChatGPT and readin
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
At least for me, that chart only displays until september.
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
Same here! I started by myself going through Bartok’s mikrokosmos which has helped me a ton with reading but after getting my digital piano fixed in January (only the left half makes any sound) I’m starting with my own lessons.
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
Add to that engineers that don’t like/aren’t good at reading (at least in my time Zone) and you end up with people asking for stuff that is documented or even understanding the complete opposite of what was written.
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
Good point. I guess it also depends on what are you further looking into. A few months ago I implemented a feature a client requested that was being charged by the hour. When code review came a more senior engineer suggested a huge refactor
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
Having contributed my small grain of sand to the curl project in the past, I can only say I have huge respect for badger. All the issues I worked on he was impressively active on and even though I was a newbie and his language came across a
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
I know this is anecdotal and that I should look further into this but I recently had to switch to chromium because google suite products were slightly unusable in firefox: youtube used way more CPU than it should’ve (maybe this is due to co
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
There is a ton of content in multiple platforms powered by Open edX. Huge initiatives and universities around the world are using it.
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
Thats the direct translation but for some reason in spanish our double negations are usually just negations.
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by DanielVZ 2y ago
Usually performance critical code is written in cpp, fortran, etc, and then wrapped in libraries for Python. Python still has a use case for glue code.

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