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When I was 16, I developed an mp3 player in C (I cheated and used mpg123 library). Audio players are a great way to learn about low level stuff and as a first project.
Keep developing things!
>I’m willing to work. I know I can earn 3-4x more doing freelance tech, but I can’t do that from a car.
Why not? There are homeless people doing Amazon Turk from cafes in Hong Kong.
Second, you need to focus on fast money making sources. That's Lyft, shoveling snow, micro-tasks (I help people with Solana developer questions in the Raydium Discord for example, earning 100-200$ per small script), food stamps, church handouts, it does not matter. Cash quick. You need some quick money to ease up the stress so you can focus on the next big leap. You'll get to the big tech job, but until then, you need to focus on your current reality.
"It's ok if I am late with the bill, they will feel bad for me and never risk me reputation damage by airing out my debts".
But in the absence of a sense of responsibility or obligation, shame might be the only thing that might work to make them fulfill their obligations.
That being said, it's still a very clever way to implement this.
How do you handle iOS testing? Do you have VPN blocking? What are some guerilla marketing tactics did you use? I am trying to grow a community in an unrelated topic and want to see what I could potentially do.
Cool project by the way!
1) This is an ego problem. Whoever is doing the development cannot handle being called out on certain software architecture / coding mistakes, so it becomes "nitpicking".
2) The software shop has a "ship out faster, cut corners" culture, which at that point might as well turn off the AI review bot.
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: If paid
Technologies: Solidity, Solana (Rust and web3.js), NodeJS, React, React Native, NextJS, MongoDB, Postgres, Linux sysadmin, docker, AWS, GCP
Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V7iHwKIQ5YazaDz0EfqTcTwD...
Email: bireratilla AT gmail POINT com
Introduction: I deliver end-to-end solutions for upcoming start-ups (back-end, front-end and DevOps), with a heavy focus on web3 and crypto since it's my main area of interest.
I have been active in the space for the past 5 years, working with big names like BitPay. I am looking for a role that's going to challenge me (bonus if others have tried and not succeeded before) and give me an opportunity to be a part of the zero-to-hero journey of the next unicorn.
Send me an e-mail describing your project idea and what you are looking for to be built.