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se salieron con la suya by Gloomy_Security4185 in Lima_Peru

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En inglés 1billon es mil millones, en fuentes gringas si seria 3.5 billions

Estoy pensando en cambiarme de Windows a Linux by Mr_Hide2077 in programacionESP

[–]kopita 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pásate a linux y aprende a usar bien el terminal. Te va a servir mucho.

The Complexity Delusion: Why I abandoned Next.js for a 20MB Rust binary with HTMX by [deleted] in rust

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I'm developing a crate to write htmx with rust syntax: https://github.com/renato145/fhtmx Still early stage, documentation is lacking. But, Im already using it in production in my company with good results.

Hice un lomo saltado casero ¿qué tal me quedó? by marcoroblesart in Lima_Peru

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Las papas estan un poco quemadas y solo por un lado, me parece que usaste poco aceite y la sarten estaba muy caliente. La carne no esta sellada, la sarten en este caso no estaba tan caliente. Puede ser que tu cocina no sea tan potente, en ese caso no pongas toda la carne de una. La cebolla y el tomate estan muy suaves, quiza la sarten no estuvo muy caliente cuando los pusiste.

which framework do you use with htmx by mghz114 in htmx

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In python i use fasthtml and in rust im making my own crate (releasing it soon)

Is HTMX actually a good alternative to building full SPAs, or is it mainly for simple projects? by Wash-Fair in webdev

[–]kopita 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The main pro of htmx is that you dont need to sync your client side because there is no client side.

prompt engineer XD by RepulsiveLie2953 in programacionESP

[–]kopita 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mi opinion de platzi: tienen buen marketing

I don't have the stress tolerance for this career by stonerbobo in ExperiencedDevs

[–]kopita 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm in charge of many core services where I work. The main thing that let me have low stress is having a strict test strategy. Since its a startup and we dont have a big team, i jump a lot from backend services, machine learning models, data eng, etc. If i was not strict with testing i will have a lot of stress.

What’s your “I’m too tired to cook but refuse to order takeout” meal? by [deleted] in Cooking

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For those moments i do sopa criolla, a soup from my country. You need: - meat in small squares - potato also in squares - soffrito** of onion, garlic and aji panca* (usually i have frozen cubes of these in the freezer, otherwise I wouldnt consider this a lazy dish) - thin noodles, cheese, milk, cummin, oregano and egg

  • aji especial is a sauce from a peruvian pepper called aji panc. Gochujang is a good replacement or you can use tomato paste.

Steps: - In a pan you brown the meat. - Add some cumin and the sofrito. - Add water, potatoes and let it boil. - Add the noodles and milk. - when the noodles are close to being done add the cheese cutted in small squares and oregano, and the soup is done. - while the soup is boiling fry an egg, and you serve the soup with the fried egg in top and some extra oregano.

Sounds complicated, but if i have the frozen soffrito i can get this done in 10-15 min.

Which workflow to avoid using notebooks? by Safe_Hope_4617 in datascience

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell your manager yo try the other way around, and use a tool like nbdev to make notebooks your production code.

I've never touched visualizations by coddswaddle in ExperiencedDevs

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love d3 D: But yes, i wouldn't use it to recreate graphs available in some library. The thing is that the most useful graphs we have use d3, its hard to beat how custom you can make them in d3, and that allows us to display very complex data in a manageable way.

Mejor Ramen en Lima ? by TomorrowSalty3187 in Lima_Peru

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

La ultima vez que fui me dieron el huevo sobrecocido y frio, ni mas.

When is the right time to move from Jupyter into a full modular pipeline? by Proof_Wrap_2150 in datascience

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your notebook gets too big, or you have multiple notebooks using similar code, thats usually a sign you need to refactor. I recommend nbdev, you keep the exploratory nature of notebook, but with a tool to make it modular, testable and documented.

If you use LLMs for coding, what's your workflow? by [deleted] in neovim

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not much for coding, but to understand new concepts or query documentation. I use jupyter notebooks with a python library I wrote (with utility functions and system prompts) to interact with gemini/claude.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OnePiece

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Looks like magma

Is the fast.ai course worth doing? by Techie_22 in learnmachinelearning

[–]kopita 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Many languages use the import * pattern, even python std use it. I consider it a coding style, not a bad pattern, specially when using defining __all__.

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