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MakersF

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About MakersF

Software developer by passion!

Books: https://www.packtpub.com/product/c-fundamentals/9781789801491

Talks: https://youtu.be/vzi0lTVyb-g?t=3195

Repositories: https://github.com/MakersF/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48870666

    You might have watched too much Chernobyl. It's not true that an irradiated person becomes itself radioactive. Once a potential radiation contamination (radioactive dust and materi…

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    Comment #48590745

    The marginal cost of batteries grows more than linearly. When batteries are covering 0% of the need, the marginally added battery cycles many times, so the cost is spread over many…

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    Ask HN: How to voice disagreement over S&P500 inclusion rules change for SpaceX?

    S&P500 and other index funds are evaluating changing the rules for including stocks into the fund. There are multiple rules that might be dropped: * 12 months of trading * 4 quarte…

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    Comment #48091809

    I checked and it looks like ETS are increasing prices of gas produced electricity 20-30€/MWh. So not little (although peaks are around 140€/MWh). But these are taxes that can be us…

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    Comment #48091726

    What are you talking about? Spain is one of the biggest importer of Russia LNG, at 25% https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-remains-spains-to...

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    Comment #46725683

    It's unfair you're being down voted, you're right. I used to think that we could get by with just solar wind and batteries, but then after collaborating with people on an ideal ene…

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    Comment #46644314

    Capital costs starting to dominate doesn't mean that they increase. If capital costs are 10 and operating costs are 90, but later operating costs become 1, the capital costs remain…

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    Comment #46638205

    It's an auction, it's called marginal pricing. Every producer bids for x KWh at a certain price (for each time slot), and the cheapest y KWh to cover all demand are taken, and all …

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    Comment #43507728

    Not only that, after X months of not paying the landlord can request an eviction, and from the moment the eviction is requested to the moment its executed the government pays the r…

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    Comment #39342288

    Catholicism has been in general against contraception. Of course it's still used, but probably at lower rates. Non protected sex leads to pregnancy at a much higher rate than prote…

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    Comment #28770236

    This comment consider employees (people) as if they were algorithms to maximize personal revenue. That is not necessarily true. If FB where a place where people could feel proud of…

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    Comment #28453841

    Message a recruiter working with the company (internal recruiters for example), they are litteraly searching for people, they'll be excited that a candidate reached out. Of course …

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    Comment #27871676

    > The article talks briefly about mocking your database: definitely never do this. I definitely recommend doing this for same tests: it's the only way to check how your application…

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    Comment #27853766

    This is what I saw. But I think it would be good to share the experience of a big, mature company with it to show that it's a system that can work, and can be easily added to compa…

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    Comment #27848900

    They do, the repositories define dependencies, so when you change something everything that depends on you is rebuilt and tested. This prevents breaking changes, both for your depe…

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    Comment #27846312

    Like some people, I was expecting to find a way to have the advantages of a monorepo while having projects in separate repos. This is something Bloomberg is doing, and it's very co…

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    Comment #27598662

    Bloomberg let you do philanthropy work during working hours, and they assign you some amount of money depending on the hours you do that you can donate to charity. I met a few peop…

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    Comment #27431614

    They aren't criminal until the court system declares them criminal. The lawyer is defending them before they are declared criminals. That is what "presumption of innocence" means. …

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    Comment #27218983

    In practical terms, none. They are the same, and the same as using the curly braces. From the POV of the standard, those are different kinds of initializations. C++ has like 12 dif…

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    Comment #26521915

    The law forced the companies to be explicit about what they do, and ask for consent. The user experience is made shit by the companies doing shady things. If they didn't do shady s…

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    Comment #26500831

    Possibly, we'll never know unless that happens. But something that I noticed during the GME craze is how (some) people were making pledges to donate part of the profits to charitie…

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    Comment #25666401

    True, but that was because no one had social media. Now that a big majority of people have it and interact over it, if you don't have it the chances of being marginalized are highe…

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    Comment #25665262

    This, absolutely this! I did a lot of interviews (as interviewer) at a non-fang-but-close-enough, the guideline was to tell interviewees to pick the language they most prefer. Even…

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    Comment #25433577

    Of course it was reviewed, it's when they provided misleading information on the usage of data, and later got fined for it. "Mergers: Commission fines Facebook €110 million for pro…