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fasouto
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About fasouto
Contact: fabio at fabiosouto.me
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/fasouto; my proof: https://keybase.io/fasouto/sigs/WleDJEtAqaLcuFdDFPSFGT5xp4dvhM6phmINQctn7iA ]
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I'm building a source code analyzer with AI. It's a TUI that you poin at a local codebase and it generates Mermaid diagrams. While I was doing it I needed to render those diagrams …
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Comment #47840823
Honestly, I don't know. We did it for all our country (Spain) and we found the same problem as you. Feel free to reach out if you have any question, email in my profile
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Comment #47837742
I tried to do the same in 2015 (blablacar for packages, startup name was tomandgo) and we couldn't solve that problem, it is genuinely hard. I think in our case the main problem wa…
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Comment #46943598
I released an open source library to remove metadata from images: https://github.com/fasouto/picscrub Was more complex than I thought. Still missing support for some RAW formats an…
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Comment #46626152
https://fabiosouto.me/ Right now it sucks but I'm creating the new version. Writing always take more time than I anticipate...
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Comment #46624550
The article nails the pattern but I think it's fundamnetally an incentives problem. We're drowning in tweets, posts, news... (way more than anyone can reasonably consume). So what …
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Comment #46441151
Not affiliate marketers are thieves
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Comment #44814862
Interesting approach... Initially I thought it was bit overkill but I found myself picking my phone when I have a site blocked on my laptop. Happen more than I'm willing to admit, …
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Comment #43902304
This is a bit random, but when I was an intern at CERN I spent a summer living in an old civil defense bunker near Geneva. Short-term accommodation was notoriously expensive for st…
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Comment #40594246
Unless is your main residence, then you can just call the police and the squatters will be evicted, no need to go to court.
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Comment #36058894
I have a small farm on the outskirts of the city where nobody lives. When I'm there I usually pick up other people's rubbish and it gets on my nerves to see that the next week it's…
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Comment #34548130
Built a fun side project to learn Vue, https://wheelcarnival.com/ a place to create and share roulette wheels. I'm not working on it but somehow it still has some traction, it aver…
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Comment #33360984
I am a paying customer and for some reason they show me an popup ad every time I open the app... It's extremely annoying.
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Comment #29350156
But if they think so why do they have this clause that won't allow CCC competitors?
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Comment #29346729
They do money by adding their affiliate code to the links. However the Amazon Affiliate TOS [0] say: (y) Unless otherwise agreed by Amazon, your Site must not have price tracking a…
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Comment #25702819
https://wheelcarnival.com/ has been on my TODO list for almost a year. I created it to learn Vue, initially I used Gridsome but then I decide to use Nuxt. I also moved it from Netl…
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Comment #24236651
I am in a similar situation, a couple of domains are copying our site and the domain registar https://www.cscglobal.com/ it's not doing anything to solve the situation. They even h…
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Comment #22489061
Nice site! I really liked the tournament-style visualization with divs. Just a heads up, your /about page is throwing a 404
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Comment #22489028
Unfotunately not yet, I was thinking to save them to localstorage but I didn't had much time lately to work on this. It's the first item on the TODO list anyway.
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Comment #22487041
I noticed that I have a "decision-quota" that I can spend every day, and sometimes I spend a lot of this energy on trivial tasks. So I created a small tool a while ago to learn Vue…
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Comment #22288024
There's another interesting (but way smaller) cooperative in Spain: Igalia https://www.igalia.com/ They work in open source projects and are big contributors to Chromium/blink, Web…
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Comment #22234778
I like to commit small parts of code separately, but to be honest when you are starting a project and you are working alone I don't think is that important.
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