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jc79
7y ago
LovelyStay | Backend TypeScript Developer/DevOps | Lisbon, Portugal | ONSITE & REMOTE | LovelyStay.com Help us develop our advanced Channel Manager / multi platform host CRM - and be a part of our small but ambitious team of d
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7y ago
LovelyStay | Backend TypeScript Developer | Lisbon, Portugal | ONSITE & REMOTE | LovelyStay.com Help us develop our advanced Channel Manager / multi platform host CRM - and be a part of our small but ambitious team of developers th
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8y ago
LovelyStay | https://lovelystay.com | Back End Engineer | TypeScript/PostgreSQL | Lisbon/Portugal | Onsite LovelyStay.com is bridging the gap between home owners and the major booking platforms. Our stack is NodeJS + T
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10y ago
Well, to me at least the mapped types are the main advantage of this release. Very frequently you start building a record incrementally (so, you can't assign it to an interface where all fields are mandatory), but then at a given sta
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12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (@ UTC/GMT +1) Do you need your code to be fast? 11 years C programmer here. Do you need your code to be correct? Haskell hacker for the last 2 years. Low level programmer for most of my life, I can easily develop
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12y ago
I actually had made a short list of the main Haskell Cheat Sheets I could find not long ago, and even added one done by myself, mainly to help me navigate through the main Haskell Type Classes. http://fundeps.com/posts/
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12y ago
Sharing izietto's wish, how might one contact you?
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13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Haskell/C/Python - Remote - Portugal (UTC+0) Long time embedded software programmer in C, with a new found love for Haskell. I can help you translate your code to Haskell, for increased safety and performance. 10 ye
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Prove Your Haskell for Great Safety: Dependent Types
(fpcomplete.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Your right, I remember that discussion: I actually use pier solution, with the shellscript (I assigned them to Ctrl-A + Number) I agree that it does not work 'out of the box', but once setup, it works quite nice :)
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13y ago
> because of the lack of workspace reordering in tmux What do you mean? Commands like tmux swap-window and tmux move window allow you do move the order of the windows / workspaces.
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13y ago
I personally use: bind-key -n M-1 select-window -t 1 bind-key -n M-2 select-window -t 2 bind-key -n M-3 select-window -t 3 (...) For an IMHO even more convinient ALT+Number to switch directly to the tab in question, just like in firefox.
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Tmux 1.9 released
(sourceforge.net)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Well, you have http://hackage.haskell.org/package/esqueleto , that while not all-mighty-powerfull, it does allow for useful joins otherwise not available in the 'standard' Persistent API, while being compatib
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Portugal's 50 Hottest Startups
(issuu.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
While I think I understand what your point is, I'm not sure I agree. In the company I work for (about 80 people here), it's not the university rookies that I have problems with: some are weak, some are excelent. But most of them come with a
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14y ago
I agree with the difficulty to obtain investment. The ones with the money are the big banks, that still prefer very conservative (patent based!) bussiness, and there isn't much else. Not so long ago, the dream of a student finishing college
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14y ago
I could not agree more! This, among other things, is one of the things that puzzles me the most: almost no products. To that I'll add lack of capability to scale. I've worked at a startup here once, and have seen this lack of capability to
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14y ago
For example, when debugging operating system code running before printf (or printk) is available. I barely used debuggers on high level code, but in low level its an all different story.
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15y ago
I'll second this. From my personal experience, I occasionally try to see some stuff from the Youtube channels, but for one really good video there’s lots of stuff that really doesn’t appeal to me. And I can’t really say nothing about Netfli
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15y ago
I can tell that the minimum wage in Portugal is around 485 Euros (and there is a very significant portion of the population earning just that), so it's not fair to say the wages are 'even' with Germany. It is really a matter of what you inv