djbeadle

I have noticed in many places in the USA residential addresses especially are very incomplete on OSM.

The app Dark Sky (on iOS at least) sends pressure data from my device.

If you want to be a more active weather participant check out the mPing project.

I can only speak for myself, I bought an 11" iPad Pro to have something much lighter and portable than my laptop that I could carry everywhere, write long form text on, and edit photos.

Importing and editing a single photo is easy, but if I want to work on a whole batch it becomes a pain trying to manage many files using file system.

So far the best solution I've found is to pay for Adobe cloud storage, import my photos to the Lightroom app (thus not polluting my camera roll) and let Adobe sync everything to my desktop where the photos eventually live on an external hard drive.

Side note: Despite this the actual act of manipulating photos on the iPad are fantastic. I love being able to shoot an event and then start editing a couple photos for promotional purposes right then and there. Overall I love my big expensive tablet.

If other people have developed iPad / iOS photography workflows I'd love to hear them!

I have been a big fan of https://www.thesimplepostcard.com/ which lets you text photos to them.

I'm curious about what YouTube is like at 270 kbps.

Some basic text sites:

https://text.npr.org/

http://lite.cnn.io/en

Previous Hacker news discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17787816

Page 184 describes an extortion attempt.

Surprise humor on page 129. It is (I believe) an internal fax to the FBI Director. Besides the normal cover letter stuff it contains a drawing of a man in a trench coat saying "The fax man, and nothing but the fax."

I use the Digital Ocean $5/month VM to self host my static website (generated via Hugo although I'm not thrilled with it) on Apache, run Grafana and an InfluxDB server and experiment with Unix.

I've been trying to do more work on my iPad Pro recently. Mostly I work over SSH but I do miss having a full desktop environment. Can you add any more details about how people use this?

I assume the Pi broadcasts a WiFi hotspot and then they use some Remote Desktop software, but I'd love to know specifics of what people have found works!

Whoops, I meant to say that I’ve been using Pythonista (which is a Python shell & basic IDE)

In Vim

CTRL + [

is the same as pressing the escape key, it took me a couple days, but now it doesn’t bother me in the slightest.

I’ve been using a combination of (Python shell & IDE), Working Copy (Git, can monitor and commit changes a folder in your iCloud Drive which Pythonista can also access), and Termius for ssh.

I’ve been trying to figure out how to fit Buffer (editing files on remote server via ssh) into my workflow but haven’t yet.

It’s not perfect, but I like traveling with my iPad more than my MacBook Pro because it’s smaller and as an added bonus I can also edit photos from my DSLR on it.

That’s a good starting point, thanks!

Can anyone recommend a small, durable Chromebook (or other laptop) that plays well with Linux? The Dell XPS-13 looks amazing but that’s a little over my budget at the moment.

I’ve been coding on an iPad Pro via SSH but would like to have a full Linux desktop environment.

  Location: US East Coast and New England
  Remote: Sure
  Willing to relocate: Yes!
  Technologies: Python, C#, Angular2+, HTML/CSS/JS, DevOps 
  Résumé/CV: https://danielbeadle.net/Daniel_Beadle_Resume.pdf
  Email: djbeadle [at gmail]
  Website: https://danielbeadle.net

Are you looking for a junior developer with full stack web development experience? I might be the right applicant for you! I graduated in May of 2018 and have been honing my skills building enterprise software applications. Now I’m looking for an opportunity on a fast-paced agile team building cool things where I can learn and contribute a lot!

(Alternatively if are you looking for someone a software developer who can also produce their own PCB and read a simple circuit diagram, I want to talk to you too!)

  Location: NYC Area
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes, anywhere in continental US
  Technologies: Fullstack web developer, Python (mostly Flask), Java, C# for backend,
    Angular 8 or pure HTML & CSS on the frontend. Open to new things!
  Résumé/CV: https://danielbeadle.net/Daniel_Beadle_Resume.pdf
  Email: djbeadle[]gmail[]com

I graduated one year ago and have been building my skills working on enterprise web applications. Now I'm searching for a role on a fast moving team building great things where I can learn a lot and make important contributions!

Fixed, thanks for letting me know!

  Location: NYC Area
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes, anywhere in continental US
  Technologies: Fullstack web developer, Python (mostly Flask), Java, C# for backend,
    Angular 8 or pure HTML & CSS on the frontend. Open to new things!
  Résumé/CV: https://danielbeadle.net/Daniel_Beadle_Resume.pdf
  Email: djbeadle[]gmail[]com

I graduated one year ago and have been building my skills working on enterprise web applications. Now I'm searching for a role on a fast moving team building great things where I can learn a lot and make important contributions!

  Location: NYC Area
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes, anywhere in confidential US
  Technologies: Fullstack web developer, Python (mostly Flask), Java, C# for backend,
    Angular 8 or pure HTML & CSS on the frontend. Open to new things!
  Résumé/CV: https://danielbeadle.net/Daniel_Beadle_Resume.pdf
  Email: djbeadle[]gmail[]com

I graduated one year ago and have been building my skills working on enterprise web applications. Now I'm searching for a role on a fast moving team building great things where I can learn a lot and make important contributions!

Location: Morristown, NJ, happy to relocate along the Eastern seaboard.

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Happy to relocate along the Eastern seaboard.

Technologies: C#, Java, Angular, Python (and Flask), SQL, iOS development

Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/2I8wyFB

Email: djbeadle at googlemail.com

Website: https://danielbeadle.net

Full stack web developer unafraid of hardware problems seeks role on a highly motivated team.

Cool! Would be nice to include a brief description of the materials type (Ex: glossy or paper) in the description of each sticker.

This looks interesting, and I'm going to try it. Alternatively if you want something a little more lightweight but less-feature packed, there's http://www.pivpn.io

Maybe someone with a more indepth understanding of genealogy can answer this question:

If you were to sequence this man's genome and add it to the 23 & Me database (or some similar service) would you be able to get any interesting results?

Is there an existing database of historical DNA sequences available for comparing against?

Location: Morristown, NJ, looking to relocate to the UK

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Looking to relocate to the UK

Technologies: C#, Java, Angular, Python (and Flask), SQL, iOS development

Résumé/CV: https://goo.gl/x2YZWa

Email: djbeadle at googlemail.com

Website: https://danielbeadle.net

Full stack web developer unafraid of hardware problems seeks role on a highly motivated team in the United Kingdom.

I would really like to programmatically download my tracks. I guess I could make all tracks public and then scrape the my feed page, but a more elegant solution would be nice.

GaiaGPS - I wish there was an easy way to query my GPS tracks!