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jc79

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About jc79

TypeScript Developer. LovelyStay.com CTO.

https://github.com/jcristovao

(Still love haskell though!)

Recent public activity

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    Comment #20876092

    LovelyStay | Backend TypeScript Developer/DevOps | Lisbon, Portugal | ONSITE & REMOTE | LovelyStay.com Help us develop our advanced Channel Manager / multi platform host CRM - and …

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    Comment #20588494

    LovelyStay | Backend TypeScript Developer | Lisbon, Portugal | ONSITE & REMOTE | LovelyStay.com Help us develop our advanced Channel Manager / multi platform host CRM - and be a pa…

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    Comment #16987498

    LovelyStay | https://lovelystay.com | Back End Engineer | TypeScript/PostgreSQL | Lisbon/Portugal | Onsite LovelyStay.com is bridging the gap between home owners and the major book…

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    Comment #13125699

    Well, to me at least the mapped types are the main advantage of this release. Very frequently you start building a record incrementally (so, you can't assign it to an interface whe…

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    Comment #7679491

    SEEKING WORK - Remote (@ UTC/GMT +1) Do you need your code to be fast? 11 years C programmer here. Do you need your code to be correct? Haskell hacker for the last 2 years. Low lev…

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    Comment #7578094

    I actually had made a short list of the main Haskell Cheat Sheets I could find not long ago, and even added one done by myself, mainly to help me navigate through the main Haskell …

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    Comment #7562547

    Sharing izietto's wish, how might one contact you?

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    Comment #7346993

    SEEKING WORK - Haskell/C/Python - Remote - Portugal (UTC+0) Long time embedded software programmer in C, with a new found love for Haskell. I can help you translate your code to Ha…

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    Comment #7277297

    Your right, I remember that discussion: I actually use pier solution, with the shellscript (I assigned them to Ctrl-A + Number) I agree that it does not work 'out of the box', but …

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    Comment #7276497

    > because of the lack of workspace reordering in tmux What do you mean? Commands like tmux swap-window and tmux move window allow you do move the order of the windows / workspaces.…

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    Comment #7276257

    I personally use: bind-key -n M-1 select-window -t 1 bind-key -n M-2 select-window -t 2 bind-key -n M-3 select-window -t 3 (...) For an IMHO even more convinient ALT+Number to swit…

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    Comment #6074851

    Well, you have http://hackage.haskell.org/package/esqueleto , that while not all-mighty-powerfull, it does allow for useful joins otherwise not available in the 'standard' Persiste…

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    Comment #4441209

    While I think I understand what your point is, I'm not sure I agree. In the company I work for (about 80 people here), it's not the university rookies that I have problems with: so…

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    Comment #4438558

    I agree with the difficulty to obtain investment. The ones with the money are the big banks, that still prefer very conservative (patent based!) bussiness, and there isn't much els…

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    Comment #4438370

    I could not agree more! This, among other things, is one of the things that puzzles me the most: almost no products. To that I'll add lack of capability to scale. I've worked at a …

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    Comment #4233979

    For example, when debugging operating system code running before printf (or printk) is available. I barely used debuggers on high level code, but in low level its an all different …

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    Comment #3493659

    I'll second this. From my personal experience, I occasionally try to see some stuff from the Youtube channels, but for one really good video there’s lots of stuff that really doesn…

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    Comment #3382533

    I can tell that the minimum wage in Portugal is around 485 Euros (and there is a very significant portion of the population earning just that), so it's not fair to say the wages ar…