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Brazilian compressed with LZO, delivering nonsense bugs.
This code example is from Fluent Python book. I’m just reading the whole book and sharing here the code.
Hi handsome, my name is Paulo Leonardo Benatto (a.k.a hobbit, dwarf or whatever you want =) and I would like to share my little experience working with git in different teams. If you are reading this document maybe you want to share your experience as well.
As I said before, this document is my experience working with git when I used to live and work in the Shire and Bree (north west of Middle-earth). You shouldn’t take this post as a git reference, there are a lot of papers on the Internet explaining different git workflows and you should read them all.
Continue reading »I’ve always been a good mood person, at least that’s what I think. However, every time I have to do an interview this good mood goes away and a boring anxiety takes over. I’m probably not the only one with these feelings.
I may have found a solution to reduce anxiety and break the ice during an interview process. I wrote my curriculum in code format. I don’t remember how I had the idea to do that, but it works.
Continue reading »Participating in nerd events about linux and development is something I enjoy. When I was living in Brazil I used to participate more frequently and I even gave a few talks with my friend Natel.
I went to a Gopher Conference in London this year, it was really interesting, much was spoken about Docker and of course go language. In the event I spoke with a few people, however I didn’t have a business card to give to them.
Continue reading »Today is Friday and I shouldn’t be thinking about python or any other language. On the contrary, I should be drinking beers with my friends, eating barbecue and wait for my hangover in the next day, just like my brothers Nani and Cadi in Florianopolis/Brazil. But here in Brighton/UK is quite cold and it is difficult “to do a crazy life”. So, lets do something nice while they are getting fatter and fatter.
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