Luis Enriquez

Just read an article about how it takes a certain kind of madness to really commit to any kind of work. Well, I must be completely nuts: I’m 27 and I’ve been writing code every day for 16 years—and I’m still not done learning, studying, exploring.

Do you know that moment when you discover something new that you want to use yes or yes in some way? And this keep you awake day and knight for day?

That’s me for the last 3 days

I feel the wind. The time has come.
I’m boarding the ship of online content… with the black flag flying high. 🏴‍☠️

How Bloom Filters Work (and When to Use Them) Learn how Bloom filters work and when to use them in your code. A must-know data structure for developers who need fast, memory-efficient presence checks.

Have you used a Bloom filter before? Any tips? Let me know!
📬 I’m open to feedback via email or socials.

🔗 luise.ac/blog/?a=bloo...

#GoLang #Programming #BloomFilter #TechWriting #SideProjects

How Bloom Filters Work (and When to Use Them) Learn how Bloom filters work and when to use them in your code. A must-know data structure for developers who need fast, memory-efficient presence checks.

Just published a new article about Bloom filters – what they are, how they work, and how I implemented one in Go for a personal project
🚀 If you’re curious about probabilistic data structures or just love messing with low-level bits, check it out!

I wrote an article about my experience, what I’ve learned, and how Docker helps me work cleaner and faster today.
👉 Read it here : luise.ac/blog/?a=why-...

If you’re using Docker or thinking about getting started, I’d love to exchange thoughts.
📫 You can find me here too: linktr.ee/luisenriquez

🛠️ My journey with Docker started back in 2017… filled with confusion, frustration, and docker-compose up constantly failing.
Today, I can’t live without it: no more dirty environments, no more broken $PATH setups.

DEV Community A space to discuss and keep up software development and manage your software career

I started by publishing on dev.to: a simple, perhaps self-contained post, but it marked the beginning of a new approach. Let’s see where this leads.

Self-Host & Tech Independence: The Joy of Building Your Own Why I self-host my websites, newsletter, and homelab—and the satisfaction that comes from building and using your own digital tools.

Reading this article www.ssp.sh/blog/self-ho... I found myself fully aligned with Simon’s vision of self-hosting (whenever possible), and I’ve decided to add short written posts alongside my video content.

Self-Host & Tech Independence: The Joy of Building Your Own Why I self-host my websites, newsletter, and homelab—and the satisfaction that comes from building and using your own digital tools.

Since discovering @ssp.sh, I started using Obsidian to take notes and organize not only my work but also everything I learn from articles, videos, posts, and more.

Self-Host & Tech Independence: The Joy of Building Your Own Why I self-host my websites, newsletter, and homelab—and the satisfaction that comes from building and using your own digital tools.

Until now, I’ve been creating video content on TikTok, sharing my (still limited) experience with those who have even less. My goal has always been to help the junior developers of tomorrow find their way in this field.

#developer #selfhosted #obsidian #devto #tiktokdev

Good point, but verbosity affects readability too, especially when error checks are repeated in every function. ? just avoids boilerplate in common cases and keeps intent clear. It’s optional, familiar, and doesn’t replace full handling when needed.

Stickers on pc, yes or no? #developer #dev

Go and Error Handling: A Final (Almost) Word The Go team recently published what feels like a final update on a long-debated topic: error...

I’ve recently read a blog post of @golang.org about error handling and that they are giving up on making it a lil easier.
I’m no one but this are my 2 cents

dev.to/icewizard98/...

Recently I’ve discovered what a bloom filter is (yeah I should know it earlier), couldn’t wait to find a way to use it.
I’ve applied it to my lil project in go to store existing file in directory, I’ve to study limits and if it’s worthy

I still have issues changing charging speed from the app.

All my iOS shortcuts ain’t working

A lil brake

Ill do my habit tracker on obsidian, maybe this time ill stick to it

Well jd.. what can we say?

vm.tiktok.com/ZNdJWDXVr/

Just add some plugin to your nvim config and make it like cursor, yes you can

I’m trying to study machine learning, do you have singing on your wiki that could help?

If you don’t like nvim, you’ve never tried nvim as it should be used

Then you realize that nvim is less thinking and more doing than vsc or other ide

I’m using para for main folders,
The rest… like a caos but I have my logic

Flight to London, trying to study something I should have done before

I like tmux but… every command is tooo long, tmux kill-session -t session_name

Yeah I’ve made my own sh command

Wtf???