velocitatem

Before starting serious thesis writing, I wanted a workflow that let me focus on content instead of fighting tooling. I write in Emacs, wanted to avoid Overleaf, and needed a way for advisors to always see the latest PDF without cloning or compiling anything.

Location: Madrid, Spain

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, scikit-learn, LoRA, recommendation systems, RNNs, Apache Spark, PySpark, SQL, Elasticsearch, Docker, Kubernetes, Proxmox, Ansible, MLflow, Celery, Grafana, Redis, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Azure, DevOps automation, Git, Vim, Emacs/Lisp, Python, TypeScript/JavaScript (React, Next.js)

Résumé/CV: `ssh cv@cv.alves.world` or website: alves{dot}world

Email: daniel {at} alves {dot} world

Some interesting takes: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/composing-code-why-musici_b_1... https://www.birdwellmusic.com/articles/the-relationship-betw...

Excited to introduce HacktoberShield, a GitHub Action designed to protect your repositories from spammy and low-quality Pull Requests, especially during Hacktoberfest.

Why HacktoberShield?

    Automated Flags: Instantly identifies and flags suspicious PRs, keeping your repo clean.
    Diff Checks: Provides a comprehensive view of every change in incoming PRs.
    Easy Setup: Just add a few lines to your workflow YAML and you're set.

We're eager to hear your thoughts and feedback! Collaboration is more than appreciated :)

Rather than advertisements (though Waze has been doing that afaik), it's about enhancing navigation by allowing inquiries about your route, or optionally providing information about your surroundings :)

Garlic is a simple, fast and secure way to protect your website from being scraped by bots.

This program is designed to provide automated responses to questions in a web form. It uses a natural language processing algorithm to identify the most relevant response to the question, and then adds the response to the form.