adonese

Users have always been (and still are) subject to all kind of fraudulent. It is about the freedom to do whatever you want with your computing device. The idea that Apple has an absolute control of what goes in into their mobile devices, and that they can claim whatever policies they see fit scares me.

Neither apple nor anyone should have this control.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24211691 [1]: https://github.com/dtolnay/cxx [2]: https://www.chromium.org/Home/chromium-security/memory-safet...

[1]: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/beso

This trend seems to be everwhere

I'm currently using Sudani, the cost of 1 GB is 20 SDG. To USD that roughly equals ($0.14, with rate $1 = 140 SDG). The numbers are the same for MTN, or slightly less since i recall it was 15 SDG.

In office we are using an unlimited Wimax plan [1], and that costs us like 1800SDG / month ($12). For 4G unlimited plan, that is like twice the cost at roughly $28.

Edit adding wimax wikipedia link [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WiMAX

i still struggle with them though

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yup, very welcome

Technologies: Go and Python. I mostly do backend stuff but i worked with different technologies and it is always a welcome to try new technologies.

Résumé/CV: https://github.com/adonese, https://linkedin.com/in/adonese

Email: mmbusif@gmail.com

I'm a software engineer with great passion to programming. I cofounded Solus a startup that does payment processing in Sudan, Africa. With my startup i had to work in different positions and variety of domains (heck, even business development, procurement and marketing). I'm passionate about coding itself, that's probably why i preferred startup path over big corporates.

I do backend stuff mainly in GO, but i also maintain our android codebase, our POS code (in C), and our payment web portal (Angular). I'm good at managing scarce resources, see through the problems and deliver on time.

I'm all with this, but you can pretty much use python without touching these at all. They have a niche business use cases. E.g., when you work on large projects and you want to catch some errors to not be in the runtime.

async was very needed to be able to write performant web servers such as nodejs.

I'm not using python as i used to, and i think the language is getting more complex, and i'd definitely vow for more fundamental changes to the runtime. But if you ignored all of that, python is still remain python. And when your business logic gets more complex, it is imperative your code becomes more complex and you get to discover and use more "language advanced features". The good thing they are available, they are not perfect, but they can be of a good help.

For the throat issue, we use hibiscus (hot) with ginger. It really helps a lot to relief the pain and ease your breathing.

It comes with a gotcha though, as i sometimes check some chat apps awaiting for response, but the good thing is when that happens i notice it, and it is not the norm.

tl;dr web clients are probably more performant than their electron counterpart

Remote: Cool!

Willing to relocate: Well, yes

Technologies: Go and Python -- experience in payment systems

Resume: https://linkedin.com/in/adonese

Email: mmbusif@gmail.com

My old laptop fans go crazy when I launch chrome. It’s too much heavy for a mail client.

It’s remarkable how we suck at writing software in the past years.

the worst part is that my dreams are too tough. when i'm sad or something things get very rough on my dreams because everything seem so real.

“This email should probably be attorney-client privileged, not quite how to do that though.

Anyhow, Sean and I have agreed that a price of one-half cent per share is the way to go for now. We think we can maybe almost justify and if not, we'll just deal with it later.

We also agreed that if the company bonusing us the amount we need for the shares, plus tax, is a good solution to the problem of us all being completely broke.

As far as Eduardo goes, I think it's safe to ask for his permission to make grants. Especially if we do it in conjunction with raising money. It's probably even OK to say how many shares we're adding to the pool. It's probably less OK to tell him who's getting the shares, just because he might have adverse reaction initially. But I think we may even be able to make him understand that.

Is there a way to do this without making it painfully apparent to him that he's being diluted to 10%?

OK, that's all for now. I'll send you the list of grants I need made in another email in a second. Sean can send you grants for his people when he stops coughing up his lungs.

Hope you guys both feel better, Mark”

Maybe this because some members on Rust subreddit believes that they are more intellectual than others? It seems like a cultural thing, go people don’t bother to be seemed as smart or so and that’s possibly reduce the aggressive competition that naturally arise in places where intellect, high performance etc are very important metrics?

After the first successful build everything seemed very natural onwards. Reading the docs and trying to understand he whole system flow were much easier after that. Also, the version control history can give you more insights on the features and the decision being made.

I enjoy ads-free YouTube experience as I’m located in Sudan. It always surprise me the amount of ads I get when I access the internet from a different location!