Javier Fortea

Senior Software Engineer

[@mikko @mikko]

I agree, but could somebody link me to the official ISO-8601 date format reference? (not to Wikipedia or PDFs behind a paywall)

[Michele Trevisiol @trevi]

Just published a new blog post about Scheduling and Optimization @jobandtalentEng: "Save Money and Increase Workers Happiness by Optimising your Workforce Schedule" https://t.co/Oul0xDAh7N

[Kelly Sommers @kellabyte]

One of the most baffling engineering feats to me is Voyager 1/2 are billions of miles away in space, launched 43 years ago and with 43 year old tech we can still communicate with them.

We can’t even keep a HTTP API stable for 3 months without breaking it for frivolous reasons.

[Sergio de los Santos @ssantosv]

¿Estás oyendo las noticias del ataque SAD DNS y te cuesta entenderlo? Tranquilo, es complejo entenderlo bien. Pero voy a intentar explicar desde mi punto de vista la parte interesante del ataque más importante a Internet desde el fallo de Kamisnky en 2008. Otro punto para 2020. ¬

[Tube Time on 🟦☁ @TubeTimeUS]

this Tesla SUV ran into a traffic barrier at 70mph while on Autopilot. how could this happen? there are 3 major contributing causes, and they're *fascinating*

[François Chollet @fchollet]

Much like language itself, good programming languages & software libraries (in general: good tools) actively improve the way you think. Their choice of conceptual building blocks guide you towards more powerful problem way to frame problems.

[Sarah Dayan @frontstuff_io]

I’ve been working as a software engineer for 10 years 🎂 Man, does time fly!

Here’s a list of ten honest takes on the job and the industry.

⬇️

[Jobandtalent Eng. @jobandtalentEng]

Find out how the Business and #DataScience teams work to get the most out of @salesforce data at @jobandtalentEng

https://t.co/HEQuacYFiD

[Palli Thordarson @PalliThordarson]

1/25 Part 1 - Why does soap work so well on the SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus and indeed most viruses? Because it is a self-assembled nanoparticle in which the weakest link is the lipid (fatty) bilayer. A two part thread about soap, viruses and supramolecular chemistry #COVID19

[Jeremy Howard @jeremyphoward]

covid-19 is spreading exponentially. It takes weeks to find out if someone will recover. That means that at any point the vast majority of infected people are classified "unknown outcome".

To handle this, we need survival analysis - let's dive in!
https://t.co/UH9DJwWoqR
1/

[Leonardo Zizzamia @Zizzamia]

🇮🇹 Never seen anything like it. 🏥

In Italy the @DPCgov shared all latest #COVID19 data on @github:
• National trend
• JSON data
• Provinces data
• Regions data
• Summary cards
• Areas

There are already PRs for adding APIs & English translations.
https://t.co/35Q4SeyAzX

[Jobandtalent Eng. @jobandtalentEng]

Check out this new blog post by Gonzalo Gómez (Backend Developer): API authentication strategies in a Service Oriented Architecture
https://t.co/sCHXI3u2KV

[Westworld @WestworldHBO]

03.15.20 #Westworld

[François Chollet @fchollet]

Line count != complexity

Good code is simple code: it's findable, readable, understandable, modifiable, and testable. Very concise code, or worse, clever code, often runs against these goals.

[hardmaru @hardmaru]

Gradient descent is used in many ways at Tesla

[Tim Sweeney @TimSweeneyEpic]

There are really only two types of computations: calculating stuff about an unchanging thing, and calculating a new version of a thing that is changing over time. Recognizing this simplified debate about functional versus imperative programming.

[⏳ TuberViejuner ⌛ @TuberViejuner]

🎆 ¡¡¡ Participad en el sorteo MÁS GRANDE DE LA HISTORIA de mi CANAL RETRO de youtube TUBERVIEJUNER !!! 🎆
1- Mirad el vídeo:
➡️➡️ https://t.co/QoyMsKU904
2- Click en el link del sorteo y seguir las instrucciones:
➡️➡️ https://t.co/Zd48n9cgqN

[Eric Elliott @ericelliott_]

A junior dev thinks they need to write lots of code to create value.
A senior dev understands the value of the code nobody needed to write.