farnsworthy

Given legacy devices, I'm not sure that vanilla JS is the best way to go, despite being a lightweight option.

Sometimes I think if you're dealing with an old browser(s), pick a technology of its time--in this case, perhaps jQuery (lightweight and ubiquitous).

It's like a time machine, where the old browser can say: "Oh god, thank you. Finally someone I can understand. Why do these kids keep asking me for promises? Promise what?!"

I agree in general, but that's not the case with these guys. Pick your platform--first UI interaction--and the prices are right there.

What is the average 1BR apartment going for now in SF? (I'm not sure that Craiglist or quoted outliers are entirely representative, and am interested in the experiences of people more familiar with the market.)

> This is how people outside the area imagine living in San Francisco.

She doesn't seem to think much of her readers.

> San Francisco's chief housing inspector deemed living in boxes illegal.

I like "sending shitty text files" as our (collective) job description.

“It’s an art form, like any other art form… I would spend time rewriting whole sections of code to make them more cleanly organized, more clear. I’m a firm believer that the best way to prevent bugs is to make it so that you can read through the code and understand exactly what it’s doing… And maybe that was a little bit counter to what I ran into when I first came to Apple… If you want to get it smooth, you’ve got to rewrite it from scratch at least five times.”

Do you even Docker?

It was like the idea behind a lot of startups: "We're gonna bring a lot of really talented people together in the same space to collaborate, and just see what happens."

In another galaxy far, far away, the palace ended up as .jabba, a trendy coworking cafe. You had Boba Fett hacking away in the corner on his space-food delivery startup (bounty hunting's the day job), jawas on their ridesharing service (can't ever understand the damn drivers), C-3PO his AI blockchain chatbot, etc.

Or how about: "to publish, rather than promote..."?

SEEKING WORK | Remote

Full-stack dev with extensive remote background seeking new projects. Mostly Ruby/Rails/JS stack, AWS, Go, etc.

Please contact for further discussion: farnsworthyhn@protonmail.com

Location: Worldwide

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, depending…

Technologies: Full-stack Ruby/Rails, JS/front-end UI dev with lovingly hand-crafted CSS, Go, AWS stack, lots of personal projects with other tech beyond the day job (with Go, vanilla JS or frameworks beyond React such as Vue, AWS IoT, anything worth learning)

Résumé/CV: Upon (legitimate company) request

Email: farnsworthyhn@protonmail.com

I enjoy good collaboration and teamwork, and approach both coding and communication with thought and care.

Enterprise-scale.

Check out the linked, app, too--good for anyone who wants to learn, practice, and improve typing skills.

In addition to whatever foods are most nutritious, how about what not to eat?

Sugar and caffeine both have a rebound effect, that big (tasty) sandwich and resulting afternoon hangover, etc.

I was going to suggest something, but decided I'd better read the article first. And they simply said it themselves:

"“We’re kind of a prototype,” said Matalin. “Unless you’re the cousin of some drug dealer that went bad, you’re going to be okay.”"

Sorry, cousin! Took your house and car too, I see...

We are bought and sold, again.

I'm only using it as a throwaway, but ProtonMail seems okay.

(Scraped quickly after posting here in a hiring thread, too: "Good day to you and your family. I apologize if the content here-under are contrary to your moral ethics but please treat with absolute secrecy and personal as that is my business proposal to you.")

Some of those dice are beautifully designed--it wouldn't surprise me if people would buy them (if able).

I'm sure the military industrial complex supports this very wealthy nation being freed from its spending constraints as well.

Noticed this trending today, with twice as many stars as the next project in the list...

See:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16476454

Longer than lately. It's "assembly" (not the other one).

Where are you looking? I think most remote posts I see now are open to people in North America, or one of its time zones.

If someone would build a *nix-based laptop with a Mac-like hardware feel and OS integration experience (meaning stuff just works), that would be great. Can I have that right now, please?

Until then, the story remains "MacBook: The Worsening."

`gem update --system` # Fixed by >=2.7.6

How about you?

It reminds me of the role of DMs in RPGs: creating a small world in each question, category, and show for the player to interact with.

This is a trade site? It might have been interesting or helpful for readers if they'd asked about salaries in the field (not necessarily what the subject earns directly, more in general).

Your characterization might indicate a different incentive, but I suppose everyone knows (and accounts for?) that…

SEEKING WORK | Remote

Full-stack dev with extensive remote background seeking new projects. Mostly Ruby/Rails/JS stack, AWS, Go, etc.

Thorough and caring in my approach, early contacts will receive favorable rates.

Please contact for further discussion: farnsworthyhn@protonmail.com

Location: Worldwide

Remote: Yes, primarily seeking remote, but…

Willing to relocate: Maybe, for the perfect opportunity

Technologies: Full-stack Ruby/Rails, JS/front-end UI dev with lovingly hand-crafted CSS, Go, AWS, lots of personal projects with other tech beyond the day job (with Go, vanilla JS or frameworks beyond React such as Vue, AWS IoT, anything worth learning)

Résumé/CV: Upon (legitimate company) request

Email: farnsworthyhn@protonmail.com

I enjoy good collaboration and teamwork, and approach both coding and communication with thought and care. So hire me already, dammit.

If you were leaning towards an open space, I'd suggest including private rooms somewhere in the plan as well (and not dinging people for wanting to ensconce themselves therein).