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@https_memi Estoy en la quest inversa para CONSTANTES. La de usar los 2 shifts esta en progreso.

ustedes para poner mayusculas apretan el caps lock/bloq mayus luego escriben y lo vuelven a apretar o mantienen presionado el shift?? toda la vida lo hice de la primera forma y estoy intentando acostumbrarme a la segunda pero se siente rarisimo

@Favendanio77 @eldestapeweb @JonHeguier No es un buen argumento. Es perfectamente entendible que algunos vean en ese atentado razones para no hacer nada y otros vean mas razones para involucrarse.

@eldestapeweb @JonHeguier 1992 y 1994, mismas decisiones y las pagaron hasta gente que pasaban por la calle

El Gobierno analiza enviar tropas argentinas a la guerra de Trump en Medio Oriente ✍️Por @JonHeguier eldestapeweb.com/politica/javie…

@anime_argentina una pelicula tendria mas sentido, siendo una inversion de tiempo menor ... si le interesa la geopolitica (?) "Patlabor 2"

SE ACABO!! Acá tiene que terminar el debate: ¿Que anime se puede recomendar a alguien para que vea por primera vez? Y no me vengan con obras como Jujutsu kaisen (inentendible si no curtis cultura Japon) o One Piece (+1000 ep)

@nmatt0 aka everybody needs to be an influencer now

The real emerging leverage is having skills in multiple domains. Developer? Getting commoditized. Developer that understands the market? Big opportunities. Pentester? Getting automated and commoditized. Pentester that can market and sell? You can take on Goliath and win.

@Chequeado ¡confirmado, soy daltonico!

[NUEVO] Milei habló ante el Congreso y, hasta el momento, @Chequeado publicó 12 chequeos. Mirá el por qué de cada calificación en chequeado.com o en nuestras redes sociales.

A Programmer's Loss of Identity: 🔗ratfactor.com/tech-nope2 “I don't belong anymore. The group I identified with valued learning. For the first time in my life, I'm suddenly wary of meeting other 'computer programmers'. There's a decent chance we won’t have much in common.”

This month's book *giveaway* is "The Rust Programming Language" by Steve Klabnik & Carol Nichols. [Retweet this post to enter the draw] 🙂

@mnescribano @JonHeguier > ...would allow the U.S. to deport immigrants from other countries to the South American nation... reuters.com/world/americas…

@JonHeguier Los deportados de otras nacionalidades o los deportados argentinos?

El New York Times reveló que EE.UU. y Argentina negocian un acuerdo para que Trump envíe a los deportados inmigrantes a nuestro país.

@JonHeguier Periodistas, pongan links a las noticias que reportan. Un tweet no es un a fuente. reuters.com/world/americas…

Anyone else out there vibe circuit-building?

for day 6, part 2 of #AdventOfCode I ditched the parser and just did sequence/stack shuffling

day 6, part 1 of #AdventOfCode in #factorlang really liked how this one turned up, it kind almost be read like prose (that or I already have concatenativitis (? )

Part 2, Day 5 of #AdventOfCode

Part 1 of Day 5 of #AdventOfCode in #factorlang This part was smooth since there is a range construct. Part2 was less so due "union" of range is not a range, but a sequence...which blows out the memory.

part 1 of day 3 of #AdventOfCode 2025, in #AWK no much to parse today, and it seemed convoluted to functionally but who knows, I still need to figure out part 2 :/

part 1 of day 2 of #AdventOfCode 2025 in #factorlang again, I enjoyed being done with the parsing in one go for part 2 I used the regex trick, with pcre bindings since normal regex didn't had group capture support :/

Happy of my "part 1" of today's #adventofcode challenge in #factorlang . I wanted to try the EBNF parser. And the solution ended up being a scan/accumulate. Part 2 throw me out of it. And I ended up copying a solution that generated the whole list of movements by 1.

@crystalxbtt girl, u need glasses

being a girl is wild because 99% of the time I look like this and the 1% I look like my pinned tweet

been doing set 1 of the #cryptopals challenges, if I learned anything that I will take home for now is: make passwords that look like noise, so noobs like me will have a hard time finding them (thanks for not doing that btw)

Cloudflare generated many millions of HTTP 5XX responses today. They were triggered because code in a core proxy called .unwrap() on a Result for an operation that was expected to never fail.