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eduardordm

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About eduardordm

Founder, CTO, airplane pilot.

My blog:

http://eduardo.intermeta.com.br

I'm also on twitter, github and linkedin:

https://github.com/eduardordm

http://www.linkedin.com/in/eduardordm

https://twitter.com/eduardordm

Recent public activity

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    Comment #10749598

    6 months + extensions. A minor effort is required to keep the visa.

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    Comment #10749560

    My wife is a judge and she is not alarmed. She is terrified. We are green card holders and came back to the country 16 years ago. Tonight was the first time we had a conversation a…

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    Comment #8955013

    This is certainly a move in the right direction and I'm glad a startup is caring about its employees like that. "What is your startup's parental leave policy?" In my country 6 mont…

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    Comment #8883418

    I got some java contracts in my consulting company, some of them are startups. If you are building a SPA you should check out JHipster, they have plenty of information on why they …

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    Comment #8565576

    Following in my father's footsteps, I became a commercial pilot really young, before quitting to pursue tech, I had logged a couple of thousand hours. I still fly teach at a flight…

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    Comment #8507097

    I think Orlando International Airport, FL is probably one the worst places in the world to rent a car. What they do in that airport is immoral and also illegal in pretty much every…

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    Comment #8502067

    This is probably one of the few times assembly is more readable and easy to understand than C. Many years ago I used to teach OS classes at a local university, we would build a sim…

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    Comment #8428108

    > People on here claimed it was "impossible" because of how credit cards work Hi, Definitely not impossible, but if you are following the ISO you might end up running out of number…

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    Comment #8411393

    "when the TSE granted access to more than 10 million lines of code for five hours." The software itself is very small. They are counting the OS, etc. The software could be safer. B…

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    Comment #8405981

    As we move programs we use into the browser, window managers become less important. But we also lose some functionality offered by window managers. Maybe the "next browser" will be…

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    Comment #8343678

    Yes, that's kind of my point.

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    Comment #8343658

    We did hire a nanny, we both work 7 and 8 hours a day the rest is spent with the baby. As our baby sleep almost half of the time we aren't home, we lose just 4 or 5 hours of parent…

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    Comment #8343564

    My wife has a successful career in federal court and I'm a CTO/Co-founder of a startup that became a medium-sized company. The impact of having a baby in our careers was insignific…

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    Comment #8325168

    Yes, keep in mind that some platforms where QT runs do not have the library implemented, have suboptimal performance or is missing functionality. Also, binary compatibility is a bi…

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    Comment #8313363

    Hi! I use Rails in my company, which is not a startup anymore, but we are using java in a new venture. Our stack in this new company is based on spring (spring-boot, spring-data-re…

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    Comment #8250840

    The actual language has little to do with the current widespread use of Ada in critical aviation software. The main reason lies in the certification process and reuse of certified …

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    Comment #8151491

    We decided one of us would stay at home or we would hire a nanny. After A LOT of research we found that daycare services does not replace focused attention. I'm a strong advocate a…

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    Comment #8148203

    I usually check the ask section so I can read answers from you, patio11 and a few others. You have helped me a lot and I learned a big deal of interesting and helpful things. That …

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    Comment #7884115

    That actually changes everything. As I understand, they are not retaining your data, but will pull the plug on a service you now depend and are not offering migration options, am I…

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    Comment #7883853

    "Learn More" then "Pricing" or any page that shows the product has the pricing link on the navigation bar.

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    Comment #7883788

    If you click on "pricing" you will see this: "STARTING AT $995/month". I think that's pretty clear. Maybe the service changed and they started to charge and they didn't notify you.…