pyriku

  Location: Andalusia, Spain
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, AWS, Data Engineering (ETL, Airflow, Snowflake, Dagster...), Terraform, Golang, TypeScript, Next.js, React
  Résumé/CV: https://pablo.recio.me
  Email: [email protected]

I'm a generalist, mostly focused in backend engineering, but can work in the whole stack, from data until frontend. I worked in agencies, SaaS companies, early startups, stablished companies, small and large teams... I'm looking for a small-ish company where I my experience can have a big impact in the product and the engineering culture.

My partner and I are in a ENM relationship and that is spot on. I get some matches here and there but she gets 100s of likes

Yeah. Perfect way to teach your kid about healthy foods and nutrition: drinking smoothies.

Please, can we stop doing scrolljacking? It's so annoying

Housing is expensive in London, but £19,000/year (£1,5833/month) is way too much for zone 3. You can find cheaper and closer...

I'm living in zone 2, and rent is £1,300 for one bedroom flat.

The situation is not that simple as "Catalonians want to become an independent state": they want to be independent with some conditions. For instance they claim they should not take any part of repaying Spain's debt, but some of part comes from them. Is like if a group of friends go out for dinner and someone say "I'm not paying".

They want to keep be part of the EU, which is not that simple, open borders, same currency, use Spain's army instead of building one, football clubs to play on La Liga (this a very big deal for most Spaniards).

As someone from south Spain, I'm totally up for them to become independent if that's what they feel like. However, they shouldn't expect Spain's help at all.

The site is obviously catalan, but the bigger picture is way more complex than that.

I am not sure how aware are you of Spain's political and social situation. Not being a fully "Podemos" supporter I think is something is going to stay around for long.

People are tired of corrupted politicians after years of crisis and them not fixing anything, and just being perceived as stealing money... Podemos appeared in the exact moment to take that momentum and is getting support from people everywhere: students, middle-age people, elderly people... Don't think they'll win the 2015 elections but they'll play an important role for sure.

Hey, there.

I'm also based in London, and I may not understand your situation, but if you wanna meet for a pint and talk, I'm happy to do so.

Take care mate.

Excuse me, but the welfare systems are public, not free. We pay for them with our taxes. At least in Spain, education and health system are public, not free.

Could you please explain why do you think that? IMHO it's a really clever approach.

Middlewares, context processors, forms, (class based) views, and tons of third party applications.

The CTO of a startup where some friends are working thought the same you did, and 2 years ago rewrote everything to Flask. Now they're going back to Django.

Django is much more that an ORM and templates.

They could do something like this one for Emacs. Wait, it already exists: it's called Guitar Hero.