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caioariede

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About caioariede

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #43682018

    You lost it at the far left/right part. Lula is far left only for the people who believe in the fight the communism plot. For the majority, he is much more aligned with the center,…

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    Comment #43620645

    Not to mention that soon, it will be able to pay in installments using Pix, that’s called Pix Parcelado.

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    Comment #43568314

    I love this! I was about to start using Substack for a personal/professional blog and I was very concerned about the structure they "force" you into. I don't want to socialize in t…

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    Comment #42799905

    I will take the opportunity to ask if there’s a good way to read PDFs using phone. How terrible it is!

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    Comment #42689898

    Just a small feedback… I have switched to the reader mode because the font used is very challenging to read for me.

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    Comment #33692506

    Love it! The only thing that was a “meh” for me was using pipe for comments. It’s the only thing that I found to be unintuitive, which I very much like to see whenever I’m looking …

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    Comment #30149480

    I noticed that too. Pretty confusing to read "Operational" with a green background and "System Wide Outage" on the left side.

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    Comment #30148044

    Oh my, this is a really great suggestion. I never heard about the emergency bypass before. I'll check it out. Thank you

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    Comment #28089290

    The wifi issue was pretty much what made me give up on the Thinkpad and go back to the Macbook, where I can set up my work environment pretty quickly and not have to deal with othe…

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    Comment #26712411

    If you're not making a lot of writes, that may be good approach since AFAIK the counts will only be updated after the table is ANALYZE'd

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    Comment #26711414

    Two Scoops of Django and the Django Tutorial itself are amazing. I highly recommend both.

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    Comment #26710871

    The ability to customize the type of auto-created primary keys is also one step towards fixing one of the long-standing issues in Django: https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/56

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    Comment #26582137

    Also getting errors to connect to Redis (using cli): ERR_TLS_CERT_ALTNAME_INVALID: Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: Host: api.heroku.com. is not in the cert's alt…

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    Comment #23901984

    I'm native speaker and I'm currently reading Grande Sertão: Veredas. The beginning of the book (first 100 pages) is really hard, mostly because it use words that are not commonly u…

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    Comment #21515569

    Any major websites doing this well? The impression I have is that current technologies are not making it easier for Lynx to survive. In the other hand, I see people that can actual…

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    Comment #20825414

    To me the, the worst thing with MacBook keyboards is when keys start to fade out[1]. I really hope they could do something about it [0] https://caio.ariede.life/macbook-blurred-key…

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    Comment #18605174

    This commit is so funny: https://github.com/dotnet/winforms/commit/a534dd2ebff6792c31...

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    Comment #18220063

    I'm using the web archive to compare: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.untether.space EDIT: seems like Feb will always display 0.41% and the rest is 27.02%

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    Comment #17666593

    I'd be happy to pay for premium feature, like extra privacy controls and no ads edit: clarifying, I'd love to be able to not let people know when I'm online

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    Comment #17078486

    “ZZ”?

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    Comment #16921752

    Those asserts seem like a pre-Jupyter form of narrative.

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    Comment #16913967

    > 4) That said, you should know how to write code that isn't super slow and with a data model that isn't insane. You should also know how to articulate that, since as a Senior dev,…

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    Comment #16871892

    Yeah, you're right. You just cannot overwrite __init__: > AttributeError: Cannot overwrite NamedTuple attribute __init__