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Cool idea. Wouldn't it make sense to add the badge to your own readme?

Whoops, phone got me.

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Expert level frontend and applications engineer with operations experience. Production experience with wide range of tools (JavaScript, Ruby, PHP, Python, etc., popular frameworks for most languages, WordPress, etc.) and databases (SQL and NoSQL). I was the first engineer at an 80+ person thriving startup and helped to build most of the application's backend and UI. I like to solve problems and ship a great product for my clients.

SEEKING WORK - Location: Houston, Texas and Remote Expert level frontend and applications engineer with operations experience. Production experience with wide range of tools (JavaScript, Ruby, PHP, Python, etc., popular frameworks for most languages, WordPress, etc.) and databases (SQL and NoSQL). I was the first engineer at an 80+ person thriving startup and helped to build most of the application's backend and UI. I like to solve problems and ship a great product for my clients. Email me to discuss something further: rwoody/at/gmail.com

Nice tutorial!

For those following along, I've noticed a few errors/typos, and maybe others in the thread caught them...

* Container ports are exposed like so, HOST_PORT:CONTAINER_PORT, or YOUR_MACHINE:DOCKER_VM. If you already have a mysqld instance running, then try using 3308:3306

* The /search route needs a "next" parameter in users.js:

"app.get('/search', (req, res, next) => {"

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Email me to discuss something further: rwoody/at/gmail.com

Clojure, ClojureScript, and Om + Emacs/Vim

I was going to watch the video, but gave up. Not only the scrolling is bad, but the FPS too.

Here is the free WordPress theme the site is based off for comparison: https://wordpress.org/themes/moesia/

Can anyone explain what Google means by "Contextually Lit Keyboard"?

Are the individual LEDs under the keys controllable with software?

Thanks for this, it helped me think through some very specific things that I have been struggling with at my startup. I joined out of school as one of the first engineers excited as hell, but have been somewhat sad/depressed/etc. over the last few months because I've felt a lack of direction and proper guidance.

Over lunch, president asks me if I wanted to become an engineering manager or something of that nature as well as take management coaching classes. It was a very sad thing to hear someone say to an engineer.

We want to lead by example. Thought, learning, and then code. We want to set or be a part of an engineering culture that has the freedom to be creative in our space. Some roles that jump out at are the developer advocate type roles. Not just "Hey, look at what you can do with our APIs", but be learning and sharing that knowledge with our peers and others around the web (recruiting).

Maybe it's time for a change.

I really think this is better describe as habituation.

Should have just stayed on that boat, forever, instead of going to Monaco.

This video starts to get really interesting around 5:50 or so [for less technicals], but the entire thing is amazing.