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Starting the first day at React Miami meeting friends Francesco Ciulla Ramona Schwering
Starting the first day at React Miami meeting friends Francesco Ciulla Ramona Schwering
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Some thoughts while on a plane, on my way to React Miami I am strongly committed to traveling and meeting people in person during the next few…
Some thoughts while on a plane, on my way to React Miami I am strongly committed to traveling and meeting people in person during the next few…
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First Electric Vehicle is almost here! Tesla with the Full Self Driving. Time to get an electrician so we can set up the charging from home.
First Electric Vehicle is almost here! Tesla with the Full Self Driving. Time to get an electrician so we can set up the charging from home.
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Took quality time to walk and enjoy the NYC sakura blossoms and river view this past weekend 🌸 Got to discover yummy chicken, waffle fries, and some…
Took quality time to walk and enjoy the NYC sakura blossoms and river view this past weekend 🌸 Got to discover yummy chicken, waffle fries, and some…
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Newest ZTM course is out! It's for one of the FASTEST growing industries right now. If you want to get a job in this fast moving field, this is a…
Newest ZTM course is out! It's for one of the FASTEST growing industries right now. If you want to get a job in this fast moving field, this is a…
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"You can have a thousand/million problems in life until you have a health problem, then you only have one." Oh boy, does that shit hit different…
"You can have a thousand/million problems in life until you have a health problem, then you only have one." Oh boy, does that shit hit different…
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Sightseeing and walking through NYC in this beautiful weather was such a lovely way to spend the afternoon ☺️
Sightseeing and walking through NYC in this beautiful weather was such a lovely way to spend the afternoon ☺️
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New course: Claude Code for DevOps ! This course is perfect for DevOps Engineers and SysAdmins that want to learn about using Claude Code in real…
New course: Claude Code for DevOps ! This course is perfect for DevOps Engineers and SysAdmins that want to learn about using Claude Code in real…
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I told Gemini to not just translate Korean to English but to translate contextually instead of literal translations. I have relatives staying with…
I told Gemini to not just translate Korean to English but to translate contextually instead of literal translations. I have relatives staying with…
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Updated my resume to draft and portfolio, and applied to 4 jobs 😎 Started vibe-coding a job search tracker app tool for myself to help optimize the…
Updated my resume to draft and portfolio, and applied to 4 jobs 😎 Started vibe-coding a job search tracker app tool for myself to help optimize the…
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Day 2 Started updating my draft 2 resume with received feedback 📄 Worked on frontendeval Connect 4 problem and took note of my gaps in planning…
Day 2 Started updating my draft 2 resume with received feedback 📄 Worked on frontendeval Connect 4 problem and took note of my gaps in planning…
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⛔ New Video The Meta Game Developers Conference recap is now available! #MetaHorizonPartner https://lnkd.in/dfxEGrue
⛔ New Video The Meta Game Developers Conference recap is now available! #MetaHorizonPartner https://lnkd.in/dfxEGrue
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Fun food adventures Sunday with some coding to round out the day~ 😇
Fun food adventures Sunday with some coding to round out the day~ 😇
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Happy Easter! It's time to record more videos 🔥
Happy Easter! It's time to record more videos 🔥
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I talked with a 60-something executive recently who has been doing all of the right things, but still hasn't found what she is looking for. She's…
I talked with a 60-something executive recently who has been doing all of the right things, but still hasn't found what she is looking for. She's…
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