Augusto Pascutti @augustohp@phpc.social

I have 10+ years of #php development, helped bring #phpsp UG to life in São Paulo, Brazil.

I believe in #oss as a philosophy and in the #web as a vehicle to improve democracy. We can make the world a better place, one commit at a time.

#introductions

The Architecture of Open Source Applications

"Most software developers [...] never study the great programs of history. As a result, they repeat one another's [...] Our goal is to change that. In these two books..."

https://buff.ly/juGrGc

The Architecture of Open Source Applications

"Most software developers [...] never study the great programs of history. As a result, they repeat one another's [...] Our goal is to change that. In these two books..."

https://buff.ly/juGrGc

RT @Kpaxs@twitter.com
Still the simple best explanation of what machine learning is compared to classical programming.

RT @Kpaxs@twitter.com

Still the simple best explanation of what machine learning is compared to classical programming.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Kpaxs/status/1163058544402411520

Death Note, Computer Science, Cryptography and exhaustive argumentation. 🤯
https://buff.ly/2OFaYO5

Death Note, Computer Science, Cryptography and exhaustive argumentation. 🤯
https://buff.ly/2OFaYO5

Been using LineageOS 16 for 3 months now.

Apart from not being able to use HBOGo, the occasional bugged release (~a day in a month) and proprietary stuff not working; battery life is huge and Android is up to date.

Been using LineageOS 16 for 3 months now.

Apart from not being able to use HBOGo, the occasional bugged release (~a day in a month) and proprietary stuff not working; battery life is huge and Android is up to date.

I miss reviewing commit messages on GitHub. Daily.
From time to time, it warms my ❤️ to read the "I don't do GitHub Pull Requests" thread.

https://buff.ly/2YDEXcR

I miss reviewing commit messages on GitHub. Daily.
From time to time, it warms my ❤️ to read the "I don't do GitHub Pull Requests" thread.

https://buff.ly/2YDEXcR

An user-script to display READMEs before the directory tree in the main page of a repository. 🤤 #lazyweb #oldweb

An user-script to display READMEs before the directory tree in the main page of a repository. 🤤 #lazyweb #oldweb

TIL: CVS started as set of shell-scripts for RCS. 🤯
https://buff.ly/2GFOMgn

TIL: CVS started as set of shell-scripts for RCS. 🤯
https://buff.ly/2GFOMgn

RT @GianArb@twitter.com
~8 million people got this email by @buffer@twitter.com about a problem they had. I am always impressed about post mortem or report that expose how deep a company is able to understand their software. it looks just an email but it shows a lot about the effort behind the code

RT @GianArb@twitter.com

~8 million people got this email by @buffer@twitter.com about a problem they had. I am always impressed about post mortem or report that expose how deep a company is able to understand their software. it looks just an email but it shows a lot about the effort behind the code

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/GianArb/status/1156227459244859393

When you realize there was an old bug lurking in your code but no one suffered that because of an unusual use case.
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RT @bagder@twitter.com
I learned the hard way that a 31 bit value counting microseconds get maxed up after 35 minutes and 47 seconds. And so have curl users on 32 bit windows! =) https://github.com/curl/curl/issues/4165
https://twitter.com/bagder/status/1156091690287095808

When you realize there was an old bug lurking in your code but no one suffered that because of an unusual use case.

RT @bagder@twitter.com

I learned the hard way that a 31 bit value counting microseconds get maxed up after 35 minutes and 47 seconds. And so have curl users on 32 bit windows! =) https://github.com/curl/curl/issues/4165

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/bagder/status/1156091690287095808

RT @lunetics@twitter.com
Just received a snipped from an employee of a client

RT @lunetics@twitter.com

Just received a snipped from an employee of a client

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/lunetics/status/1155809252642033664