Nicolás Bevacqua

@nzgb

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Buenos Aires, AR
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Joined July 2011
Born June 09
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  1. Retweeted
    Jul 10

    Messi has given so much joy over the years and arguably the best ever, so well deserved. Congrats Argentina, well played Brasil. Jogo Bonito.

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  2. Jul 10

    🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🥳🥳🥳🥳🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

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  3. Jul 10

    Huge bottlenecks are actually a good thing. In the coloquial sense, constraints breed innovation. And in the literal sense, of course, you get more throughput. Few understand this.

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  4. Jul 8

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  5. Jul 8

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  6. Jul 8

    ok that was a lie

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  7. Retweeted
    Jul 6

    💥 Excited to announce... I wrote a book! A lot of engineering leaders worked to be best engineer they could be… and then we were promoted. It's tough to transition roles. I wrote the book I wish I had when I started leading teams.

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  8. Jul 2

    Sufficient reason not to touch GitHub copilot

    I don't want to say anything but that's not the right license Mr Copilot.
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  9. Jul 1

    Few things in life are more pleasant than getting rid of circular dependencies and turning on a lint step to prevent them in the future

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  10. Jun 30

    TIL about `patch-package` as a way of applying patches to modules in your `node_modules` and I'm pleasantly horrified that it exists

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  11. Jun 29

    Put me down for unimpressed with GH copilot e.g. the fetch_tweets example code doesn't escape user input Looks like it might be nifty for some very specific cases, but then you'd have to audit the code Makes me skeptical it'll be practical… 🤔

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  12. Jun 29

    😂😂😂 /cc

    Hi !
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  13. Retweeted
    Jun 28

    It is Day 833 at and we are thrilled to welcome to the team! Nico's been an incredible contributor for years in the open source community ( -- we've been fans for some time!). The transformation of the finance function is just beginning.

    1/ It is day 833 at and I'm soooo ready to help build part of it 🤩
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  14. Jun 28

    4/ Obsessed with shipping a delightful product experience? We're just getting started. Come join us! 👀

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  15. Jun 28

    3/ The team and have built over the past couple years is impressive. Super excited to join and be a part of that team. Tons to learn! Ramp is filled to the brim with pure talent, and the product they're building is a reflection of that.

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  16. Jun 28

    2/ Ramp is a corporate card and an innovative spend management platform designed to help companies spend less. Ramp is also one of the fastest-growing companies in the world 🤯🤯 Learn more ➡️ 💳📈🥳

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  17. Jun 28

    1/ It is day 833 at and I'm soooo ready to help build part of it 🤩

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  18. Jun 25

    Couldn't agree more. Learn about other aspects of business besides engineering!

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    Engineering manager at a high-growth startup? says one of the best ways you can invest your time is learning about the business. 💪 Full episode for more startup eng manager tips:
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  19. Jun 24

    So I'd listen to say, Alison Brie in BoJack, and my brain would almost immediately go "That's a voice I know!", and usually what follows is drawing blanks as to where I heard that voice before until eventually I stumble upon the match ("ah! it's Alison Brie!") 😂😂

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  20. Jun 24

    It’s like I have a database of one-way voice hashes and when I listen to a voice, my brain is like “the hash for that voice matches a hash in our database!” and then I can efficiently brute-force my database until I figure out what the match was.

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