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SEEKING WORK | UX/UI & web design

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I help startups with the UX/UI and web design of their products. This includes websites, landing pages, web apps, screenshots and copywriting, and I can assist with frontend development where needed. My background as a startup founder and full stack developer helps me create practical design solutions that balance usability, aesthetics, development effort and performance. I work to fixed price quotes when projects are self-contained.

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The best live example of my work is Checkbot (https://www.checkbot.io/), a browser extension that tests websites for SEO, speed and performance problems. The entire project is my own work including coding the extension itself, UX/UI design, website design (the homepage is optimised to load in 0.7 seconds, 0.3MB data transferred), website copy, and website articles on web best practices.

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I have 10+ years of experience, including a PhD in software verification and 5+ years working for myself helping over 20 companies including Just Eat, Triumph Motorcycles and Fogbender (YC W22). See my website for testimonials, portfolio and more:

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Skills: Figma, Sketch, TypeScript, JavaScript, Vue, Hugo, Jekyll, WordPress, HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, Tailwind, OCaml, Java, Python, C, analytics, website SEO and speed optimisation.

Note: For larger projects, I usually have my partner assist alongside me in the background and I’m working towards starting a design studio with her in the future.

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Web custom formats for the Async Clipboard API
You can have mental health care without over prescribing pills. Some people can really benefit from being asked "how does that make you feel" in a place where they can be honest and not have to provide an answer they think is being sought.
The nvgpu/tegra drivers are all open source and GPL (nvgpu for Tegra has been open source for a long time) but they were until recently on an old 4.19 kernel. The latest is 5.10. There's also the usual firmware binary blob stuff as everyone else. There are rumors about them working on mainline support for the Orin SOC, and Orin is (AFAIK) designed primarily to use UEFI as its boot mechanism. So it may be looking a lot better soon as far as full custom distros are concerned. The userspace is still all closed, however.

I suspect a lot of the push for upstreaming (and the original Tegra GPU drivers being GPL) is from their automotive/industrial customers who want continuity guarantees.
Unfort not
I am reminded of this every time I support an elderly person. Us techies are just not equipped to deal with the needs of everyday people. I used to get upset with them due to their lack of competence, but now I just feel embarrassed at how Kafkaesque all of this just is.
What service do you use for templatizing amd sending the emails? Are they personalized?
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At Plus, we're building an easier way to capture, see, and share information across different sources — without having to worry about APIs and integrations. We're looking for talented people of all backgrounds to join our fully remote team across US and Canada. We've raised 10M in funding from Madrona, BoxGroup, Positive Sum, and the founders and CEOs of companies like Auth0, Plaid, Evernote, Smartsheet, and Zapier. You can learn more about our engineering culture here: https://www.plusdocs.com/blog/how-we-use-engineering-cycles

We're looking for engineers who are passionate about working on a new product to grow our team. We've hired an amazing team so far, with everyone working on both on the front end and back end. Anyone joining our small team today would be able to contribute to our web app, Chrome extension, third party integrations, and more. We’re in private beta currently, and are working towards improving our app to gear up for a public beta next year. Our stack includes Typescript, Node.js, GraphQL, Postgres, React, and Tailwind. You can view our latest opening here: https://jobs.lever.co/plus/e11c1a8b-98cc-45b9-b23a-39757130c...

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Much more likely is that multiple entities just wanted something done quickly and didn't follow all the right procedures the way they should have been.

Don't presume malice when incompetence will do.
This 2015 post and the code on the 20k challenge to find correctness and liveness bugs on TiggerBettle's implementation are helping my understand better what VSR is all about.

I wonder what other projects are using it in the wild.
I'm self-employed, and my boss is an ass...
Gp wrote:

> "By what process can someone reasonably determine that they are NOT neurodivergent?"

You are talking about the opposite detection criteria, false positive vs true negative. I was speaking to "neurodivergence is not falsifiable". You are speaking to "one can fake neurodivergence, esp. to get prescriptions", which, of course, that is definitely a thing.

Of course, if you fake to the doctor that you don't have symptoms, well duh, of course they won't diagnose you. That also has nothing to do with falsifiability. You won't get a correct diagnosis by lying - doctors aren't psychics.

At its very most reduced form, falsifying neurodivergence as a hypothesis means basically demonstrating a single counter-example exists. Can we find someone who made it through high school, learned good study habits on their own, did average to well in college, held down a job, paid the bills, folded their close, made friends and raised a family, all without counseling, special classes, medication, self-medication, masking, hyper-extending themselves (beyond just "working hard"), or burning themselves out just to make ends meet? I think so. Neurodivergence, ADHD, and ASD are falsifiable diagnoses - a true negative result can be obtained.
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For any Golang enthusiasts out there: we are writing more and more of our services in Go. We have interesting challenges in scaling, data pipelines and building the foundation for a series of new products.

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Do you not currently hold a senior position? Don't get discouraged. Maybe you qualify for one.
The AIR method: A step-by-step guide on seeing your phone as a tool again
Which aspect of chromiumos drive integration and sync engine is not "developed in the open"? The dropbox source is distributed as a tarball and if you want to contribute to it "contact us". That doesn't meet my definition of "in the open".
I would recommend people use sites like allsides.com or ground.news to read from a wide variety of sources across the political spectrum. Any one site (even one edited by a variety of people) will have its own set of biases, so I find it best to visit Web sites that contain links to coverage of the same event from a few different sources with different biases.
Proposal: make possible to vote up/down only if a new comment submitted.
I think most doctors aren't eager to prescribe the pills, but they have to treat the parents like any other drug-seeking population. It's impossible to get medication to people who need it while denying it to people who don't need it but are determined to get it and know all the right things to say, so you accept there will be some abuse.
Now I want to show up at our Zoom meetings in full camo. Doctors and soldiers get such cool uniforms, but us programmers are just business casual.

Plus then you could convince a few of your coworkers to show up in camo with you and make your manager nervous you’re about to do a hostile takeover of the company.
Of course, and naturally, first-of-a-kind are bloody expensive. Maybe there's a way to make small nuke plants economical, maybe there's not, I dont' know. But it's definitely not ‶impossible″ to humankind.
“TedShiller” is calling for depopulating large parts of America (California specifically in another comment). Edit-depopulation is the scalpel of war, world war in this case.

It’s this kind of content that screams propaganda of the worst kind.
> Meeting the goal will require taking coal, oil, and natural-gas capacity offline before it was designed to shut down.

This doesnt sound that impossible? It's already happenening.

> The use of coal for electricity generation in 2021 was intensified by record high natural gas prices

High natural gas prices sound like a good thing for renewables?
SEEKING WORK | Europe / Sweden / Estonia | Remote preferred, Onsite possible

Hi, my name is Till.

I always like to help people, so if you need help with anything, let me know! :)

I'm mostly offering short-term consulting. Usually, I work remotely, but I'm open to traveling within Europe to visit you short term. I can help get things running, especially when you're a young startup or launching a new project.

For example, maybe you have written a web app and need it deployed to the cloud. Or maybe you want to scale your product to meet the demand. Or maybe you want to launch your app in a new market, requiring a translation system and a new cloud deployment strategy. I can help make these things possible!

I most often write cloud deployments or back-end services.

Buzzwords: C#, F#, .Net, JavaScript/Typescript, Rust, Elm, C/C++, AWS (Cloudformation, CDK, S3, CloudFront, ECS, Lambda, RDS...), CI/CD, Rust, and Terraform

I've also worked with hiring and product planning. You can also reach out if you just want feedback on your app or code.

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SEEKING WORK | Berlin, Germany | Remote

I am a web focused software developer. Since 2014 I've worked in Berlin in several companies as a full time employee, most recently in FinTech companies. Since 2021 I am doing freelance work, both small short projects and few lengthier ones. Past employer contact numbers for references available on inquiry.

Location: Berlin, Germany
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: JavaScript (React, Redux, Node.js, Webpack)
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Email: dev.msaracevic@gmail.com

Website: https://msaracevic.github.io
SEEKING WORK | UK | Remote
I'm a fullstack C#, .NET and Xamarin certified mobile professional developer with a range of experience from the last sixteen years across a number of different domains.

I released my first app to the Apple app store in 2012 from conception to completion.

An ideal project would be to work on an MVP, Prototype or Proof of Concept mobile app and deliver it to your phone via TestFlight within a month.

CV available upon request.

Location: Birmingham, UK

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: No

Technologies: C#, .NET, Xamarin, SQL

CV: available by email.

Contact details on profile.
What do you tell your Kentucky-based employees at that point? "Look, 30 cents a week is our business model. You don't see Harbaglarb in Racetothebottomland complaining,"??
Obviously I don't know how other people feel, but even when I have to project different "identities" in different social situations, I'm still the same person within and just tailoring the output to be appropriate to the settings. I act differently when I'm playing with my son, when I'm at work, when I'm with my wife, etc... But I'm always the same person in all those situations with the same thoughts, the same desires, and can be thinking about those other situations while actively expressing a different "identity" for a different one.

I think the mask analogy is a good one, it feels to me that regardless of what "mask" I'm wearing, I'm still the same, singular person underneath it in all situations. I am only one person, even if I only choose to show selective parts of my personality at different times.
Usage: hyperforward [options] [command]

CLI to forward P2P E2E encrypted connections

Options:

-v, --version Output the current version
-h, --help display help for command

Commands:

remote [options] <hostname> Create a P2P server that forwards to a remote hostname
local [options] <hostname> Create a local server that forwards to a P2P server
keygen <name> Create a seed key by name
add <name> <public key> Add a known public key by name
rm <name> Remove a key by name
print <name> Print the public key by name
ls List my own keys and known peers
migrate [options] Migrate old keys to the new directory and format
help [command] display help for command
My intuition is that test 2 is a red herring so I'll ignore test 2 and hope the 70% of test 1 is good enough.

That has less to do with statistics and more to do with tests on the internet.
You are making a big jump from "one politician lied this specific time" to "the whole system is corrupt." The conclusion does not follow from initial incident. Specific cases of specific politicians lying does not suggest that the whole system is corrupt. And that (the lack of systematic implications) remains true, even if politicians from one political party can be shown to lie more often than politicians from other political parties.
> I have seen no credible plan for how we would actually do this. Especially given we haven't even managed to stop (or greatly slow) the growth of global emissions much less reduce them to zero.

Given the distribution of responsibilities, and the societal emphasis on specialisation, I think it’s completely unreasonable to expect the people who study the climate phenomena to also define a plan with such radical cultural change implications.

On the one hand, it’s gonna take everyone to make some adjustments. On the other hand “day to day” folk have been making these adjustments for 40years and it’s clear that we need to make bigger ones, faster. The majority of the current suggestions seem to require changes in capital expectation, and extensive supply-chain alterations of the kind where whole sectors of work will need to change. No-one wants to do either because we live in a culture that doesn’t support these kinds of changes.
"Create an organization of people with this mindset and much of the necessary but un-glorious work never gets done."

I've done a lot of the work that nobody else wants to do. It wasn't any harder than the work others do. So it's not like I want to be rewarded more than them, but just not penalized for it. People who joined the company around the same time as me are managers and leads. I'm a midlevel. I've even filled the role of a lead for a year, but politics made it so my manager couldn't give me a high rating. After 10 years you'd think I'd at least be a senior and have a salary of $100k. I don't think I'm asking for the world here, and certainly many of the other 10 year employees are farther along because they're better than me.
I didn't even downvote it, but saying "we are not doing nearly enough, therefore we are doomed" encourages some people to conclude "well, then we can pollute as much as we want, it doesn't matter anyway". Yes, we are on the wrong path, and it's becoming more unrealistic by the day, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't still strive towards 2 degrees.
And the private "5G" isn't even "5G". It's LTE, with commodity small cells that are only usable in America under the FCC CBRS definitions. On top of that, the entire Helium LTE core network is still run under a centralized operating company because of how the LTE core is designed.
What basic human rights were violated through COVID?
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Customer support is a cost sink

Too bad. If you have a business (and Google is a business) that goes business with the public (which Google does), you should offer some form of customer services. It's what we human beings call "the right thing to do."

Yes, customer service costs money. It costs money for the dry cleaners, the restaurants, the banks, the car washes, the design firms, and every single other company on the planet. It's a basic part of the financials of running a business, and is called "cost of doing business."

Imagine if Google's vendors stopped offering Google customer service. Janitor didn't show up today? Well, clean your own office toilet today, technie. Surely, there's a YouTube tutorial for that.

Just because Google's a "tech" company, people on HN pretend like it's OK to not provide customer service. Bullshit. It has billions and billions and billions of dollars that it can throw at the customer service problem, but it doesn't for one simple reason: Greed.

How about the restaurant down the street maximizes its shareholder profits by not honoring your reservation? How about the dry cleaner optimizes its workflow by only being open three minutes a day? How about your kid's school right-sizes its workforce responsibilities by kicking your kid out on the street when you got stuck in traffic and couldn't pick him up at the exact moment the school bell rang?

If Google is so wonderful, full of so many smart people, then how come it can't solve its customer service problem? Ignoring the problem isn't a solution. You can do better™.
The same thing happened to me. Eventually I was randomly allowed in, no idea how.
The point of my comment is that people need to be convinced. I obviously wasn't explicit enough based on the responses.
They don’t have to take any effort. I have a soon-to-launch side project that automatically turns Facebook business page posts into monthly newsletters.

I could use a few beta testers. DM @WhidbeyHacker and I’ll add you to the list.
Can you contact support if you can't log in?
Article gives a list of questions with numerical answers and you’re supposed to respond with an range for each. The scoring rubric says:

If you did the exercise correctly, you will have correctly captured the answer in your ranges exactly 19 out of 20 times. No more, no less.

That’s kind of dumb, because it’s trivial: just give a range of zero to a googleplex on each one except for one where you put -2 to -1 or something else that is guaranteed to not contain the right answer.
> No, that isn't correct.

What isn't correct? What's the definition of a large scale conflict then? Anything above 2 neighbors fighting over their fence?

> egardless 'if there is military action that could affect nuclear plants it will involve nuclear weapons and kill us anyway' is a poor argument.

How is that a poor argument. In war you care about what is the most likely to kill you. Nukes are a very real risk when there's 50 000 out there ready to be launched at one moment's notice. Radiations that would kill you in 30 years is the least of anyone's worry. Just like you don't care about a cancer that could kill you 10 years from now if you are run over by a car.
> just as it was when the term "global warming" that people understood got replaced with "climate change" which is much muddier.

For the record the "climate change" phrasing is attributed to republican consultant Frank Luntz and pushed by the Bush administration allegedly as a way to make it sound less frightening. [0]

Some climate organizations are correctly using the expression "climate emergency" which is more apt given the current circunstances.

As a sidenote "Carbon footprint" was also a concept fabricated by Ogilvy & Mather a PR company hired by BP, with the purpose of deflecting attention away from Oil&Gas industry and onto consumers. [1]

[0] https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/frank-luntz-the-man-who-c...

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/aug/23/big-oi...
Sure, but my point is that you had to actively go out and find it. You didn't get an in-lined feed of social media 'suggested posts' that gradually took you from being angry at the machine to some radicalised position.

My broader point is that you can replace that scenario with just about any subgroup with an extremist representation and it holds. Incels are a prime example. QAnon too. The list goes on. The people who end up extreme in those viewpoints don't start there, they get taken on a journey to there though lots of very marginal successive influences.

A social media algorithm is purpose-built to achieve that because it turns out that is the exact same pattern as 'you hovered over a cute cat video once, so we guess you like cats, so we're going tto bombard you with cute cat vids to drive up your engagement'.
So a MacBook Air is just a really expensive web browser with a weird keyboard layout (it's probably Ok for US keyboards, but I hate the way they hide keyboard mappings essential for development like square and curly brackets, pipe, backslash, tilde etc. on German keyboards with no other plausible explanation than that some designer didn't want the keyboard to look cluttered)?
Or just have upvote and “disagree” buttons separately.
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We are hiring across technical and non-technical roles and are open to fully remote employees anywhere in the US or Canada. Please feel free to email me at veronica at mercury dot com with any questions, or apply directly at www.mercury.com/jobs.
any recommendation for data structure / algoritms?
Slashdot used to disallow voting if you also comment on the same article.
Location: Colorado

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Full stack dev, with lots of experience in hybrid mobile apps. Open to contracts and full-time.