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1y ago
Freaking expensive! And with bad service? Wow. I live in the northeast of Brazil, 27–32 °C all year, every day. When I installed a heat pump for our bedroom, it cost me about $500 for a Midea unit, $50 to prepare an electrical outlet, and $
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5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Brazil, GMT -3 | Remote pepicon + gmail.com Hello! My name is Vitor, and I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to code! I have been developing software for more than 15 years now. From these 15 years, the first
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SEEKING WORK | Brazil, GMT -3 | Remote pepicon + gmail.com Hello! My name is Vitor, and I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to code! I have been developing software for more than 15 years now. From these 15 years, the first
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5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Brazil, GMT -3 | Remote pepicon@gmail.com Hello! My name is Vitor, and I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to code! I have been developing software for more than 15 years now. From these 15 years, the first 6
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5y ago
SEEKING WORK, Brazil GMT-3, Remote Hello! My name is Vitor, and I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to code! I have been developing software for more than 15 years now - everything from short, couple weeks projects to really
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5y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to projects are: 1) looking at the "big picture" a
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Location: Brazil, GMT+3 Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes pepicon@gmail.com Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to
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6y ago
Location: Brazil, GMT+3 Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes pepicon@gmail.com Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to
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6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote (working full-time remote since 2010) Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to projects are: 1) lo
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6y ago
Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to projects are: 1) looking at the "big picture" and deciding the best p
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6y ago
Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to projects are: 1) looking at the "big picture" and deciding the best p
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6y ago
Too bad that the article doesn't dive into what kind of transparency (if any) the Military allows entities to analyze such decisions to kill people. Anyone know any source?
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6y ago
Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to projects are: 1) looking at the "big picture" and deciding the best p
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6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Brazil GMT+3, remote or in person Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to projects are: 1) looking at th
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6y ago
Hey! I’m Vitor. I wake up with a big smile when I have new software to build. I have been developing software for 15+ years. Usually my biggest contributions to projects are: 1) looking at the "big picture" and deciding the best p
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6y ago
Not to mention that the pepper is originally from Mexico
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7y ago
But then you ended by three generations???
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7y ago
All this helps!
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7y ago
To see if this provides any value to anyone out there and if I can manage to develop it without going bankrupt ;-)
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8y ago
iCloud
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8y ago
This. I take notes of concepts that I don’t clearly understand/agree but have a gut feeling that is interesting, and as I read it repeteadly overtime I often get surprised by how the concept evolves on my mind.
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8y ago
I read this specific file weekly (or when lost) and as I read it I’ll often erase stuff that aren’t too useful anymore (or move to other file). It’s important to keep this file in a size small enough for me to enjoy reading it often, and so
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8y ago
My notes are the base of my day to day. I use simple txt files synced with my phone, can't stand the lag of opening OneNote and Evernote and the bugs that always deleted my items on Wunderlist. I curate everything weekly at least, try
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10y ago
Lambdoku = lick from ass in portuguese
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13y ago
I just switched to Android from iOs and missed a lot PlainText. It lets you edit any txt sitting in your dropbox (tasks.txt?), with a very smooth sync - you don't have to touch anything to save your edits or to get the latest version f
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15y ago
Yes. Are you interested in something more specific? Your feedback is important to guide my efforts.
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Show HN: Help me build a thousand Lan Houses
(buildalanhouse.com)
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