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Learn Dutch through immersion, look up any word and get lots of examples in very simple Dutch.
Just having a lot of fun playing around with LLMs and language learning basically.
Remote/Hybrid: Yes
React Router Framework / Remix, Supabase, Deno, Node, TypeScript, Python, Fly.io, CI/CD, Testing
linkedin.com/in/larswo
Hi! I can help you launch a great product fast! I have 10+ years of full stack experience, working in elite product teams for reputable companies. I take a product-engineering approach, able to iterate to great UX and find engineering solutions that works for users and business.
I can work on-site in cities above and hybrid anywhere else.
lars@productworks.nl
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Digital product & service design, full stack engineering and search optimization. Find product market fit.
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Experienced product engineer who can build your idea end 2 end. 6 years experience working for clients ranging from startup to fortune 500.
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Docker based deployments, TypeScript & Python are main ecosystems. Next.js/Remix react, mobile-first frontend and PWA in app-stores. AWS, Fly.io and Supabase.
I have recently started freelancing. Looking for 2-3 clients whom i can support ad-hoc or fixed terms over the long-term.
lars@productworks.nl https://productworks.nl
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For dutch, I would use something like van dale or woordenlijst (het groene boekje), both have free online versions.
So going by the screenshot in the readme where you have vaststellen; https://hetnederlands.com/dictionary/vaststellen
The things you can do with language learning and LLMs is just incredible :)
How does it do with pension accounts, mutual funds and various other things that may be difficult to add using a major exchange ticker?
Often what happens is that the engineering that made it a cool demo in the beginning, is pushed aside, and once funding and a variety of product managers and sales people start chiming in, users and genuine value proposition is forgotten in favor of things that sound huge for the business, in theory. Not seen it materialize in practice yet.
I'm not saying the solution is psilocybin. I'm saying that the solution (for me anyway) is to put yourself in a position where you experience tons of social anxiety, and accepting that you are anxious, and not try and fight it, and feel it for what it is. An alternative could be public speaking training, like Toastmasters. If you keep going every week, you are destined to improve.