flojito

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by flojito 6y ago
Quite irrelevant at the Spanish level? I don't agree. He is involved in the dirtiest affairs of the Spanish society, from the political parties to the monarchy, including the police force... But, we agree on that, absolutely irrelevant
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by flojito 10y ago
Spanish native here: the Spanish that speaks in this video is like an American Spanish with and scent of Italian accent :-) But a very fluent one.
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by flojito 10y ago
enjoy your vote :-(
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by flojito 13y ago
Yes, you can. Just go for it! I got it when I was 30 years old and you know what? I use the programming skills I have now plus the knowledge aquired in my previous job. The result is a programmer who also is a specialist in X or a X special
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by flojito 14y ago
I met a Belgian who spoke 6 or 7 languages fluently (as many Belgians apparently do) I've been many times to Belgium and never knew anyone talking more than 4 languages. Of course that's not a rule, but "just" French, Dutch and German (resi
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by flojito 14y ago
My 2 cents: I just spend 7 hours working each day (5 off 7). The remaining time I just live! Having fun with my 2 kids: reading, playing, practising martial arts. To sum up: enjoying the life, it's too wonderful to spend it working :-)
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by flojito 15y ago
I think Dr. Norvig defends the idea of learning by making a effort and devoting a lot of time against the infra-culture of "learning XYZ in 21 hours" and so on :-)
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by flojito 15y ago
In Spain you cannot fire a pregnant woman. It could be even illegal asking for it in a job interview... Recent laws allow the father taking the 50% of vacation for child care. In candidates lists -algo by law- there must be 50/50 men/women.
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by flojito 16y ago
I would recommend you OOSC (Object oriented software construction) by Bertrand Meyer. A mammouth book. Its length, which could be a hindrance, is its best point: you'll have plenty of explanations for every concept.
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by flojito 16y ago
Learn to cook, everybodys advices me about cooking ;)
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Advice for a gap year
8 points by flojito 16y ago|13 comments
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by flojito 17y ago
And what about those using VBA and PL/SQL? Just one disagreement: 5 hours fighting against code can be sometimes better than getting it solved in 2 minutes ;)