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gmenegatti
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About gmenegatti
More Details at LinkedIn: http://br.linkedin.com/pub/gabriel-menegatti/7/b97/5a4
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Comment #37235581
Please, does anyone know any open source house plan generator? Let’s say something that can generate house plans according to some parameters.
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Comment #24177342
Unfortunately Glassdoor is a place where any random person can comment things, not necessarily real ex-members. Only a few of the reviews we have at Glassdoor are real, the rest co…
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Comment #24175309
Yes. This is true. There are some people with strong opinions about what we do, but the interesting part is that none of these people were part of our group before, they just criti…
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Comment #24170510
Absolutely. I will e-mail you.
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Comment #21817490
Rocket.chat is also a very nice alternative and supports more use cases. We use it internally and also as part of our product.
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Comment #21791874
IMHO I think databases could be added to the list. It’s one of the most complex system one can develop and you end up learning about multiple areas, such as OS, compilers, distribu…
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Comment #19388760
I would love to meet you. IMHO, your experience is very valuable. gabriel@slicingdice.com
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Comment #18556779
Very interesting. Anyone knows how Postgres really handles data coming from Foreign data wrappers? Will Postgres build an index for the columns? Does it leverage the Postgres query…
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Comment #17999029
IMHO, disregarding compensation, Identify and learn everything possible about who will be your boss/manager/mentor. This will significantly impact on your ability to succeed and on…
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Comment #16994311
This is true, not just for technical side, but also on business side. Google just did it again on the Ads business: https://adexchanger.com/online-advertising/googles-gdpr-cons...
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Comment #16238820
Very partial article, condemning a impartial process.