pirosb3
Show HN: Building a GPT from scratch: What I learned and why it mattered
Show HN: I Built a MTA Subway Display So I'd Stop Checking My Phone
Re:Matcha, a better way to swap tokens
on Wednesday April 15, 2020 @12:39PM (#22879827)
The design is incredibly beautiful and the website is also so responsive and quick to load. I have to say, it's a masterpiece of engineering and design. Swapping tokens has never felt so attractive.
Re:Tell HN: I used to be homeless and want to work as a software devel...
on Wednesday December 25, 2019 @09:14PM (#21881659)
I'm happy to help out, how can I contact you? Please connect with me (pirosb3 on Twitter)
Come to SF Python's Holiday Party – Panel on Scalability, and Lightning Talks!
Submit a Lightning, 10m, or 25m talk for SF Python 2019
Powering Recommendation Models Using ElastiCache for Redis at Coffee Meets Bagel
Announcing the opening panel discussion at PyBay on Static Typing
Ask HN: Seeking pythonista with experience in static typing
Hi :) I'm organizing a panel on Python static typing for PyBay, anyone in the Bay Area I should contact? suggestions open!
Re:Love PyCon? Join Raymond Hettinger, Alex Martelli, Luciano Ramalho ...
on Wednesday July 12, 2017 @04:03PM (#14756125)
I missed this last year, and I'm not gonna miss it again! great speakers and great community
Love PyCon? Join Raymond Hettinger, Alex Martelli, Luciano Ramalho at PyBay SF
Meet the Makers #1: Ranger Dave Bot, Outside Land's Festival Bot
How We Developed the Official Chatbot for SF's Outside Lands Music Festival
Re:Ask HN: How does a 16 year old go about getting work on software?
on Saturday May 09, 2015 @08:08PM (#9518155)
Google summer of code?
Re:DockerConf London
on Wednesday June 11, 2014 @07:33AM (#7877409)
Anyone coming? :)
DockerConf London
Machine Learning as a Service: realtime sentiment predictions with ZMQ and NLTK
Re:Ask HN: CS Student - Need Help.
on Thursday July 04, 2013 @05:42AM (#5989908)
Hi man
I am a student in Italy too! We are lucky to have such a cool passion, every day I feel really graced and lucky. One of the best things is that our profession does not have a location and the culture is so vast! Uni has tought me really little! especially italian uni is really retro. Do you want a school? GitHub is your teacher. Learn to understand source code and contribute to it.
With regards to connecting people: many think that a programmer has to live in his lab and, to be more focused, isolate himself. That is complete nonesense! I find myself so more creative and driven when I do completely unrelated things. When I come back from a trip I feel that drive of innovating because I have seen so many things! You solve problems if you don't have the problems.
I hope this helps, as an italian too I understand you. Do not get dissapointed.
TL;DR Dan :)