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joaobatalha

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About joaobatalha

Portuguese, MIT 2013 CS, YC W14

joao [at] orankl.com

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    amplemarket.com | Lisbon / Lisboa, Portugal | Full Time | Onsite | Senior Software Engineer * Developing software that makes sales much less painful * Stack: Ruby, React, Elasticse…

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    It seems that the etymological origin of Marmelade is Marmelada

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    amplemarket.com | Lisbon / Lisboa, Portugal | Full Time | Onsite | Senior Software Engineer * Developing software that can do the job of the most junior position in sales * Stack: …

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    amplemarket.com | Lisbon / Lisboa, Portugal | Full Time | Onsite | Senior Software Engineer * Developing software that can do the job of the most junior position in sales * Stack: …

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    It truly is a wonderful paper. Lots of information in it. You don't need that much background knowledge to understand it, but it can take a few reads to wrap your mind around it. I…

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    "Reflections on Trusting Trust" by Ken Thompson is one of my favorites, and fairly self contained. Most papers by Jon Bentley (e.g. "A Sample of Brilliance") are also great reads a…

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    Not sure what happened, it was down, but it seems to be back up now. team@fermatslibrary.com is usually pretty responsive

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    "Reflections on Trusting Trust" by Ken Thompson is one of my favorites. Most papers by Jon Bentley (e.g. A Sample of Brilliance) are also great reads. I'm a frequent contributor to…

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    Cool blogpost. People that enjoyed this might also like to take a look at "The Architecture of Open Source Applications" http://aosabook.org/en/index.html . Also, a few months back…

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