Un repo para buscar trabajo con Claude Code.
Lo clonas, rellenas tu perfil y la IA evalúa ofertas, adapta tu CV, escribe cartas y te prepara entrevistas.
Automatiza tu búsqueda de trabajo:
→ https://t.co/f8hNUDZ48c
@_nasch_ Que no hablará lo suficiente de NODE ni de backend , que es el tema principal, buenas prácticas , principios de BE, problemas reales, aunque adaptados al usuario etc...
I was saying this back in 2014. Two years later, I held both belts.
There was no perfect run to that night.
If you’ve taken a knock, look at it straight. Keep what worked. Change what didn’t. Go again.
Back yourself. Do the work.
La universidad de Stanford ha publicado su curso completo para crear tus propios modelos de IA.
✓ 18 vídeos con audio en Español
✓ Python, PyTorch y Machine Learning
✓ Tokenizar, datos, inferencia, post-entrenamiento
https://t.co/tmVIt65Iny
Anthropic released code-modernization v1.0.0, a Claude Code plugin for modernizing legacy codebases
Save this post if you have a legacy project worth modernizing
What I find interesting is that it doesn’t just rewrite code. It tries to prove the new implementation behaves like the original
Here’s how:
- Analyzes the legacy system and extracts business rules
- Generates a modernization plan for your approval
- Rewrites or upgrades the code, even across languages
- Runs the old and new implementations with identical inputs and compares outputs
- Generates additional edge cases to test behavior
- Introduces deliberate bugs to verify tests actually catch them
- Produces a verification report with PROVEN, PARTLY PROVEN, or NOT PROVEN results
It also keeps the original code untouched and requires human approval at critical steps
I think this is the right direction for AI-assisted modernization, generating new code is one thing
Proving that you haven’t broken existing behavior is a completely different challenge
Install: /plugin install code-modernization@claude-plugins-official
Repo: https://t.co/ezRBiO3ij3
Consejo, si tienes acceso a IA de claude o codex busca los skills de Matt Pocock, hay uno llamado teach que te enseña cosas a largo plazo. Pidele que te enseñe leetcode desde tu nivel, previo examen diagnóstico.
Te sugerirá muchos patrones que te van a servir para varios problemas. Así ando haciendo y me sirve.
The best way to learn Linux is by actually using it and breaking things along the way.
The Linux Camp lets you do exactly that. You get a real Linux VM with root access, hands-on tasks and automatic checks that verify your work.
Its complete Linux Foundations track is free.
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If you want to learn DevOps through a properly structured university course, start here.
The University of Helsinki has made its complete DevOps with Kubernetes course available online for free.
A full university-level course with hands-on exercises, open to everyone:
https://t.co/s50HAVt0rM
10 Linux sites you’ll wish you had discovered sooner:
1️⃣ https://t.co/QKVe9djUhu
↳ Breaks down confusing shell commands argument by argument.
2️⃣ https://t.co/RYj9dpwkkV
↳ Finds bugs and common mistakes in shell scripts.
3️⃣ https://t.co/Vgqm5N6DoV
↳ Provides practical command examples directly in the terminal.
4️⃣ https://t.co/y9WcNGGbsq
↳ Lets you practise Linux commands inside the browser.
5️⃣ https://t.co/FfdoVhYzGO
↳ Compares package versions across Linux distributions.
6️⃣ https://t.co/1VEaImu9O2
↳ Lets you test Linux distributions without installing them.
7️⃣ https://t.co/kpY7f1uwfa
↳ Helps you find Flatpak applications for any distribution.
8️⃣ https://t.co/owifRkuKbv
↳ Shows how well Windows games run on Linux.
9️⃣ https://t.co/CRQ4KCvZvV
↳ Provides some of the best Linux documentation available.
🔟 https://t.co/PB0MPL5ZZ5
↳ Teaches Linux fundamentals through structured lessons.