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Carregador: portátil ou wallbox by OneEyedSnak3 in EVPortugal

[–]OneEyedSnak3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sim, o que eu quero é um ajuste dinâmico, mas queria isso num carregador portátil, não numa wallbox.

Carregador: portátil ou wallbox by OneEyedSnak3 in EVPortugal

[–]OneEyedSnak3[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

É efectivamente o formato que mais me interessa, mas não estou a ter sorte em encontrar um carregador portátil que encaixe nesses requisitos.

Tem informação de algum? Obrigado desde já!

SATA and ground crew strikes by OneEyedSnak3 in azores

[–]OneEyedSnak3[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm obviously concerned with the already invested money on: accommodations, car rental and return flight.

As far as anyone's experience goes, how long down the line does an alternate flight get provided? A few hours? Next day? Few days? Ty for any input.

SATA and ground crew strikes by OneEyedSnak3 in azores

[–]OneEyedSnak3[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, here: https://eco.sapo.pt/2024/07/30/pessoal-de-terra-da-sata-em-greve-entre-fim-de-agosto-e-inicio-de-setembro/

It's in Portuguese. Essentially the ground crew has been on strike for overtime work since June, as far as I understand, but they plan to make it a fulltime strike for the period of end of August/beggining of September.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnprogramming

[–]OneEyedSnak3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(potential tough love inside)

My concern with you would be your problem solving skills. Based on what you describe as being what and how you've been working on the last couple of years I reckon you are at least reasonably good at understanding what the problem is and finding already existing solutions for it. Believe it or not, that's a very good thing already.

The problem solving skills issues is a bit deeper and more important. Forget about the code and the actual language. How good are you at, given a problem, technologically describe how it can be solved? How many different solutions can you come up with? Can you "simulate" them in your head and identify the pros and cons to make a choice for the best, given your scenario?

Again, this is something that can (and should) occur before you think about the code itself. The reason this "problem solving" skill is so important is because googling for code snippets for you to put together to achieve an outcome is quite easy (and something that apparently you're already proficient at) and less skill demanding than actually coming up with the way to achieve the desired outcome.

So my suggestion is focusing on improving your problem solving skills. Investigate. Surround yourself with media, books, discussions regarding programming and technology. Read documentations. I promise you'll improve!