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Other countries adopting it is already happening. I live in Bolivia, and a few events made QR payment systems widely used across the country. I have family in Peru, and it is a similar case with Yape, another QR payment system. In Bolivia, fintech companies also offer integration with Pix in Brazil without the need for a CPF to send and receive payments. Since we are neighbors, this is very handy.

thanks, this is what I was looking for for my upcoming interviews.

I asked myself this question, and I got an answer by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis - Write an Excellent Programming Blog - PyCon 2016[0]

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[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHXq-IzlGUE

I agree it is happening globally, I'm from South America and there are statistics of birthrate fall as well in my country. As personal experience in my company ~90% are single childless and we are in ours 30s 40s.

My first job as Software Engineer, the recruiter found me because I participated in ICPC contests, I don't know how common it is today but it happened ~10 years ago.

remains me to: Martin Kleppmann | Kafka Summit London 2019 Keynote | Is Kafka a Database? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuE6JvQE_CY

In android I use Voice

At my country (Bolivia) during the coup we noticed real news being reported as fake news and take down, fb tools don't really work in either side real or fake.

I practice scrum with legos.

how would you reproduce a bug otherwise

Learning how to learn course in coursera is by far the best resource, I compiled some other resources in my wiki https://github.com/hrnn/wiki/wiki/Lifelong-Learning hope it helps.

Hi I sort of do the same, when I read a book I usually look for podcast interviews or book reviews about the book, and as a software engineer when I want to pick up a technology to learn before start following tutorials I look for podcast about the particular technology this is great because people is forced to describe the technology(framework/library/utility) in speaking words.

The article confuses practice with deliberate practice.

does it mean Elon won again?

interesting, that is the price to stop apple create its own search engine.

sound like a war declaration who follows? amazon, miscrosoft...

looks good as an alternative to my github wiki https://github.com/hrnn/wiki/wiki

Read Mastery by Robert Greene, great resource that talks about this topic widely.

In C++ thanks to complex the implementation is short see https://ideone.com/tbHUN7

This is well know in competitive programming usually it's the second best alternative after karatsuba.

Mastery is a book that talks about this concept of mentor-apprentice I strongly recommend this book for your case.

Yes It is a personal wiki I started mine after reading Pragmatic Thinking recently, I have some examples from others too in my wiki https://github.com/hrnn/wiki/wiki#personal-wikis-examples

Coursera is really good. Introduction to Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science | Coursera https://www.coursera.org/specializations/discrete-mathematic...

Alexander Shen is one of the professors back in school his book helped me in stuff related to competitive programming.

If you have time I suggest to take the Georgia Tech Computer Networking course free at udacity https://www.udacity.com/course/computer-networking--ud436

That happens at G too, I remember the case where all open wifi were tracked by street view software while mapping streets, and it led to G being sued.

I took the discrete math specialization https://www.coursera.org/specializations/discrete-mathematic... but I already had took a course at college, the coursera material was really helpful to fill my gaps.

I commute by cable car too, here in La Paz Bolivia http://www.lapazlife.com/the-worlds-highest-cable-car-ride/

Web Scalability for Startup Engineers

yeah, that is right, found the link https://selfdrivingcars.mit.edu/

Yeah, this book is actually more helpful than CTCI