Gabo

Software Engineer.

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@RafaPaez_ No todos tus fans están en Twitter. Di esto en YouTube y verás. Jajaj, un abrazo. Ojalá vuelvas. Nadie hace contenido como el tuyo en Español.

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@antoniosarosi Quitar la parte "artística" no es en cierta forma hacer trampa? 🤔 Pues ya los deberes del full stack serían menos, y el gran debate es incluyendo todo.

Y si el frontend es móvil ? Aplica lo del Fullstack? No he visto un Android/iOS dev que sepa backend o viceversa.

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@jorge_vgut Es un code smell bastante común.
https://t.co/plx5IUYghL

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Idiom: You can say that again!

Definition: Used to show that you completely agree with what someone has said.

Example:
+ That’s a wonderful movie.
- You can say that again!

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Listen carefully to what Barack Obama says.

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Idiom: The devil is in the details.

Definition: It’s used for saying that something may seem simple, but in fact the details are complicated and likely to cause problems.

Example: See the clip below in the replies👇

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@ruchi_twt As an ex-Spotify user, let me answer your question: It depends on what benefits you’re looking for! I was paying $10/month for Spotify and then realized that with $2 more I’d get both YT Music and YT. I consume a lot of YT videos so the ad-less experience is worth that $2 extra!

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Adverb: Verbatim.

Spanish equivalent: Al pie de la letra / Palabra por palabra.

Example: I can remember the conversation verbatim.

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Idiom: To lose (one’s) train of thought.

Spanish equivalent: Se me fue la paloma / Se me fue la idea.

Example: And then... uhmm... sorry, I lost my train of thought, what was I saying ?

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Phrase: by and large.

Definition: In general / On the whole.

Spanish equivalent: En términos generales / En general.

Example: People who work in the tech industry have, by and large, a pretty good salary.

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You may already know the phrase “silver lining”, but did you know this...

Proverb: Every cloud has a silver lining.

Meaning: An advantage that comes from a difficult or unpleasant situation.

Spanish (potential) equivalent: No hay mal que por bien no venga.

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Phrase: Down the road.

Spanish Equivalent: Más adelante / En el futuro.

Example: Let’s do it that way, we can change it down the road.

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@MAskeladd @freddier Go ahead! Me gustaría saber tu opinión de la película

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@MAskeladd @freddier Ya se han visto Miss Sloane ? La película trata el tema muy bien, muestra las dos caras de la moneda y muchas otras cosas más.

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Have you ever wanted to express “por así decirlo/por decirlo así” in English ? Well, look no further! “So to speak” is here for you!

Example: This arrangement will allow us to eliminate our debt and get back to solid ground, so to speak.

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¿Sabías que..

“Stranger things” NO significa “cosas raras” ? De hecho, significa “cosas más raras”, el sufijo -er en el adjetivo “strange” denota el comparativo “más”.

“stranger” por sí solo NO es un adjetivo, es un sustantivo (example: Don’t talk to strangers).

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@PlatziAcademy @SantiagoTellezH 5-minute class*

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Noun: Dandruff.

Spanish translation: Caspa.

Example: That shampoo is good for getting rid of dandruff.

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Adjective: Wishy-washy.

Meaning: Lacking in character or determination.

Spanish Equivalent: Indeciso.

Example: