Pedro Medeiros

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ex-Shopify, ex-Globo.com
Crafter, Dad, Living in Montreal, Canada.

WE DID IT. My new zine “How Git Works" is out now!

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How Git Works

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Despise all the controversy, but I kind of understand the Founder's Mode original blog post. Not saying I agree withit, It can be toxic af. But coming from the start-up scene in the 2010's I can see why this can have a positive impact on the right people.

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Resolve to Learn a New Programming Language - The Pragmatic Programmers - Medium

The Pragmatic Programmers
I think it will take some time for me to get into the new slack redesign.

Whoa, JetBrains joins the Rust foundation + announces a standalone IDE for Rust

https://blog.jetbrains.com/rust/2023/09/13/introducing-rustrover-a-standalone-rust-ide-by-jetbrains/

Introducing RustRover – A Standalone Rust IDE by JetBrains | The IntelliJ Rust Blog

“When will there be a Rust IDE?” We get this question from our users quite frequently, and today we’re happy to announce that the day has arrived. Please welcome RustRover, our standalone IDE for R

The JetBrains Blog
@hisham_hm that implies that the MCU is in it's New Coke phase
Thinking about building something new but I’m actually conflicted on which stack should I use.
LLMs are great but they shouldn't be used on a way to substitute a worker. They are meant to be used to improve everyone's work.
Why engineers should focus on writing - Dmitry Kudryavtsev

All engineers are good writers... of code. But I believe that in order to a become better engineer–you should improve your writing skills.

yield code();
Nice! #ChatGPT painlessly converted a Mermaid class diagram into GraphViz. The only thing it missed was escaping the "<" characters, for which it offered a usable though inelegant suggestion when prompted with the error message.