mariocesar

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by mariocesar 4d ago
To ask for web search, simple commands and research, or passing logs to analyze it's more than enough Here is the script https://github.com/mariocesar/dotfiles/blob/main/common/.loc...
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by mariocesar 4d ago
I have an 'ask' alias in my shell that just uses Haiku. I use it daily for pretty much everything For more long work, I now use Fable to create a PLAN.md. I tell it to make a plan that will be executed by other models, and most of
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by mariocesar 6d ago
Great work, and thanks for sharing the transcript! Just skimming through the chats, I've already learned a lot. Would be so awesome to have this for any region/city, but that is a data problem to solve. Congrats again!
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by mariocesar 10d ago
Cool, if we could by hour I can replace my CBT tracker !
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by mariocesar 10d ago
This was posted on HN a while ago and I started using it then. I've accumulated quite a bit of data and have used both export and import. That's turned out to be the most useful feature for me I've used other trackers, ones f
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by mariocesar 1mo ago
I answered this in another thread, if you're already running a large GitHub organization, GitLab is the closest alternative in terms of features A big plus is that it also has an open-source Community Edition that you can self-host
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by mariocesar 1mo ago
GitLab is probably the most reasonable alternative. I migrated and it took me some weeks to adapt to the new CI, but for my use case it's basically equivalent in features. I started with the cloud version, then moved to self-hosted bec
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by mariocesar 1mo ago
The product is being launched before the value is clear. We've seen similar waves with new technologies before: overexposing the pros, dismissing the cons, hyper-optimism, and people using a lot of jargon without saying much of substan
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by mariocesar 1mo ago
Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4, EST) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Node/NestJS, TypeScript, React/Svelte/Vue, Next.js, Postgres, Redis, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS (Lambd
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Turn vibe coding into a structured software engineering process(github.com)
1 points by mariocesar 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mariocesar 3mo ago
Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4, EST) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Node/NestJS, TypeScript, React/Svelte/Vue, Next.js, Postgres, Redis, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS (Lambd
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by mariocesar 3mo ago
I've been looking for almost two years, though not very actively at first. I had to focus on my health, and job hunting took more energy than I had Two months ago, a local company reached out on LinkedIn. They help with the search. I&#
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by mariocesar 4mo ago
Just start using it! It really makes sense the % progress.
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by mariocesar 4mo ago
Agree with Gitlab as an enterprise alternative. Beautifully boring and safe to have complex teams and permissions. Also has a good enough Terraform support, and a nice workflow to host docker images
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by mariocesar 5mo ago
Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platform/CLI), ETL Résumé/CV: https:/&#x
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by mariocesar 6mo ago
Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platform/CLI), ETL Résumé/CV: https:/&#x
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by mariocesar 6mo ago
I made something similar years ago, a long one-liner. tar cpf - provision/ | ssh ubuntu@192.168.1.99 "tar xpf - -C /tmp && cd /tmp/provision && bash /tmp/provision/bootstrap.sh &am
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by mariocesar 6mo ago
Feels like Ansible does the same thing, just with nicer output
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by mariocesar 8mo ago
There is a Japanese show that made a Scientist vs Engineers version to build the best Spinning Top: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q-hcidtjiM Awesome!
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by mariocesar 8mo ago
Same surprise here. However in practice, the community tends to talk about DuckDB more like a client-side tool than a traditional database
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by mariocesar 9mo ago
> I can’t say I’ve installed a huge number of snaps but when I have they worked Thanks. Any apps you avoided installing as snaps?
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Ask HN: Is snapd still controvertial on Ubuntu?
2 points by mariocesar 9mo ago|7 comments
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by mariocesar 11mo ago
Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platform/CLI), ETL Résumé/CV: https:/&#x
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by mariocesar 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) | Remote: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platform/CLI), ETL Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.co
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by mariocesar 1y ago
Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platform/CLI), ETL Résumé/CV: https:/&#x
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by mariocesar 1y ago
I open a few pages and then press Command+W, that close the tab :/ muscle memory. However, I really enjoy it!
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by mariocesar 1y ago
Nice! I build something similar but without the checks and selection. my dotfiles include an idempotent install script and a Brewfile with all my packages. The selection and checks features you've added, that's a great touch! So
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by mariocesar 1y ago
Yes it does
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by mariocesar 1y ago
I've been in SaaS for about 17 years, and a pattern I've seen is that for companies customers actually love, customization shows up as a milestone. It helps them find their own way of doing things, but eventually they settle into
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by mariocesar 1y ago
If the goal is to learn about computer science, then yes absolutely. However, if the goal is to better one's chances of securing a meaningful and well-paid job, the answer is no.

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