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The product is being launched before the value is clear. We've seen similar waves with new technologies before: overexposing the pros, dismissing the cons, hyper-optimism, and peop…

Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4, EST) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Node/NestJS, TypeScript, React/Svelte/Vue, Next.js, Po…

Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4, EST) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Node/NestJS, TypeScript, React/Svelte/Vue, Next.js, Po…

I've been looking for almost two years, though not very actively at first. I had to focus on my health, and job hunting took more energy than I had Two months ago, a local company …

Just start using it! It really makes sense the % progress.

Agree with Gitlab as an enterprise alternative. Beautifully boring and safe to have complex teams and permissions. Also has a good enough Terraform support, and a nice workflow to …

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Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platfo…

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Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platfo…

I made something similar years ago, a long one-liner. tar cpf - provision/ | ssh ubuntu@192.168.1.99 "tar xpf - -C /tmp && cd /tmp/provision && bash /tmp/provision/bootstrap.sh && …

Feels like Ansible does the same thing, just with nicer output

There is a Japanese show that made a Scientist vs Engineers version to build the best Spinning Top: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q-hcidtjiM Awesome!

Same surprise here. However in practice, the community tends to talk about DuckDB more like a client-side tool than a traditional database

> I can’t say I’ve installed a huge number of snaps but when I have they worked Thanks. Any apps you avoided installing as snaps?

I've been on Debian and sometimes Arch for years and wanted to try Ubuntu Desktop again. What surprised me is how often Snap shows up as the "Recommended" install way in their docs…

Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platfo…

SEEKING WORK | Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) | Remote: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platform/CLI), ETL Résum…

Location: Santa Cruz, Bolivia (UTC-4) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, Postgres, Svelte/Vue/React, Docker, AWS, Terraform, Zapier (Platfo…

I open a few pages and then press Command+W, that close the tab :/ muscle memory. However, I really enjoy it!

Nice! I build something similar but without the checks and selection. my dotfiles include an idempotent install script and a Brewfile with all my packages. The selection and checks…

Yes it does

I've been in SaaS for about 17 years, and a pattern I've seen is that for companies customers actually love, customization shows up as a milestone. It helps them find their own way…

If the goal is to learn about computer science, then yes absolutely. However, if the goal is to better one's chances of securing a meaningful and well-paid job, the answer is no.