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krenel
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About krenel
Email: contact@jcarreras.es
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Comment #35355413
[EU/SEPA Only] If you have signed a B2B SEPA Direct Debit (SDD), it's enough to revoke it on your banking portal as you have mentioned. Your bank is required for a signed Mandate t…
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Comment #34585416
Shameless plug; I've been playing with a [Redis Server implementation in Go]( https://github.com/jan-carreras/ddia ) for the past weeks. Mainly as a way to try out things explained…
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Comment #32750128
Yeah, thought the same. The AML team on a bank cannot disclose that the account is being investigated by the regulator, nor give any information to the client about it. Of course, …
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Comment #30673507
For me the use case is: someone leaves a comment that's ambiguous, someone asks for clarification, some people respond _what they think that original commenter meant_, finally orig…
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Comment #27315690
Wanted to PM you but no contact info, so I'll do it thru here. > Finding solid, dependable people with the right skills and attitude is really, really hard. 1. What are the soft sk…
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Comment #26554546
The book about him[1] explains how he is a workaholic . Not just by the worked hours, but the intensity of those, context switching between projects and attention to detail, pressu…
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Comment #26212156
I would agree that we're talking about the same thing, really: > The right technologies for a project are the ones you deem to be right, given appropriate consideration of many fac…
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Comment #26212065
> When someone comes at your approach wielding a slogan, be skeptical. I do agree. Although the point of the article is to _lean_ more on "boring technology" side of, and paying ex…
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Comment #26075895
Hi mate, very interesting library. Keep it up. Improvement suggestion: While reading the README, the JSON library comparison [1] it's confusing, at least to me. It uses symbols lik…
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Comment #25735192
I strongly suggest you the Loop Habit Tracker [1][2]. Simple yet powerful app. You configure your habits and associate a frequency, and once done they disappear from the list. You …
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Comment #22439581
Well, the parameter of a Timer is of type Duration: A Duration represents the elapsed time between two instants as an int64 nanosecond count. The representation limits the largest …
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Comment #22439187
In Python: import time time.get_clock_info(name) where name can be one of those: 'monotonic': time.monotonic() 'perf_counter': time.perf_counter() 'process_time': time.process_time…
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Comment #22439172
OP: Related stuff How Golang[1] implements monotonic clocks — basically it retrieves always both wall and monotonic clocks on "time.Now()" and when doing operations of subtraction …
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Comment #22421932
Operators are polymorphic. While the + operator is commutative when using on integers/float, it is not currently when used on lists: >>> [1,2,3] + [4,5,6] [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] >>> [4…
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Comment #22373498
Those prices look promising. I don't seem to find where those prices are in their webpage[1]. All I'm seeing is 359/719 USD a year for a wildcard certificate. Am I looking in the w…
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Comment #21857464
IMHO the affirmation of > Go is faster to iterate holds true considering the total lifespan of the project. Golang is more explicit thus requiring more time to define every type bu…
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Comment #21857322
100% agree. We've just finished to roll out our implementation in Go migrating a subsystem from PHP and receiving around 150req/second and demultiplexing those request to 1500-2000…
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Comment #20284564
> Resta prohibit explícitament per la ICANN la utilització del domini .cat per a pàgines de gats (cat en anglès), llevat que siguin en català o tinguin a veure amb la cultura catal…
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Comment #17381087
Your comment resonates with me. I work hard to improve things; most of it was worth it, some of it didn't went well but it was a constant fight with my boss. If I failed, he would …
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Comment #5962833
> Writing lots of code quickly is not a good thing. You shouldn’t be writing more than a few lines of code per day. Some studies says that on average a programmer writes a few line…
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Comment #5932602
Not just that. All that has being said by the US media, and all the oficial information released the Govermen is directed to US citzens, without really talking about the world wide…
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Comment #5825900
> But wait, maybe this was manipulation on the photographer's part (know to happen) and the policeman did it by accident? As always you can not now if this exact photo, in its cont…