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Note: that would be in Brazilian Portuguese. "REE-oh TIN-toh" is not that far off from Portuguese from Portugal.

You'd need to install the right Python version though, and even with something like pyenv you might need to install system packages.

It really isn't as portable as one might wish.

I understand your point, however I've come to enjoy the separation between Git concepts (Repository) and GitLab features (Project, Issues, CI/CD).

That said, I still find GitHub's UI and UX more appealing.

Would you mind sharing that list? :)

I'm interested to learn more about this. Can you point to some sources?

/r/dailyprogrammer

I like how easy it is to browse through other people's solutions and find neat tricks or ask for explanations on parts of code you don't understand. From my experience people will gladly reply with helpful answers.

It's also a cool way to be exposed to some lesser known mathematical concepts or problems that often make it into the questions.

offtopic: this is why I love HN! :)