Bruno Paulino
@bpaulino0
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Software Craftsman • biker • International speaker • Tech Lead @n26. Formerly @woombikes, @journiapp, @embraer, @pmpboficial. He/him | perpetual learner 🇧🇷
Spain
Joined January 2010
RT @neciudan: August was not hot enough in Barcelona, so at @ReactJsBCN, we're hosting a Summer Vibes Panel 🏖️ to discuss the Future of Fro….
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Let's bring the heat 🔥 🔥 🔥 As August was not as hot as expected, we're bringing something new to the August Meetup! **Panel Discussion on the Future of Frontend Develo
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If there is anything more confusing then setting up Open Telemetry in Rust, I'm still waiting to see. the idea behind Otel is great, but in practice, it is far from providing a good developer experience.
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I tend to agree with this. Books have been an order of magnitude deeper from my experience. When buying courses, I only trust people that actually have industry experience. If your full time job is just to create courses, that can be a red flag. (With exceptions ofc).
Most programming courses are overpriced, bad quality and made by people trying to make a quick buck. On the other hand, programming books have literally been life-changing for me. Some of them are the highest-quality educational literature on code I've ever encountered.
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My strategy from the Brazilian streets: have a backup phone at home with your important banking stuff you only use at home. The “street” phone has the apps that can be stolen, including a neobank account you only use for spare/daily cash. I’m a bit paranoid and have 2 backups.
You would think it does not happen to you, but having seen this in London happen got a quite security savvy acquaintance I'm no longer sure. Most banking apps on phones are protected by just the phone's PIN, and if someone sees you enter the pin you lost.
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The Microsoft folks recently released a cool Python library that converts all sorts of files to Markdown. I decided to put it on the browser so you don't have to install anything. Really cool how we can just embed Python in the browser via WASM. Thanks to the Pyodide project.
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For folks running Remix applications with Datadog for observability, you are likely suffering from very poor traces. To fix that, I've created this small lib that should make your traces a lot better.
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This is exactly how I think engineers should operate. I’m still deeply interested on the tech aspects, but I’m more interested in pushing the bis forward. Tech is the channel I use to make this happen. Good comms is so important for senior devs.
2 minute rant about how senior engineers should care more about the construction of the business than the implementation du jour
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RT @thegeekconf: Tech Lead at N26, @bpaulino0 revealed the inner workings of JavaScript, explaining how it's interpreted in real-time by en….
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At least I’m able to understand 80% of what they tell me when I’m missing some paperwork 🥹.
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I thought the bureaucracy in Austria was big, but ho boy I was wrong. Spain is winning by a large margin 🤣.
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Today is my last day in Vienna. Feels a bit bittersweet to leave this beautiful country, and particularly my dear friends I made along the last 8 years here. Vienna friends, you are all in my heart and I will see you around. If you are ever in Barcelona, please DM me!.
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Sauna was one of the coolest things I got to learn with the Austrians. It’s so good for the body and mind 🧘.
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Switzerland is beautiful, but feels like just an overpriced Austria 🤣
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An official language server for Elixir is going to be one of the killer missing “official” language features! 👏.Having stable and reliable autocomplete and refactoring tools in my editors is one of the biggest issues I have with Elixir and I’m glad this is going to be fixed 🎉.
Please welcome Elixir's official Language Server team: @icecreamcohen (Lexical), @mitchhanberg (NextLS), and @lukaszsamson (ElixirLS) team up to provide a unified language server platform. Read all about it here:
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Feels good when you release something that drastically improves your software. Guess when this release went live? Yep, on a Friday afternoon 🙃
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If there is something I could fix in Jira, would be their REST API. How can one make sense of "customfield_17099"? This is probably the field I need, but who knows?
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Vienna friends, after 8 amazing years in Austria, I'm moving away from this beautiful country. I've got 30 days left and a question for you: What one MUST see before they go for good? Appreciate any tips :).
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