Baliw

I did mine in html/css. I just finished updating it a couple days ago. If you're handy with html/css then it's a snap. Once it's done it's easily accessible online and I can use a browser to print-to-pdf and get a pdf version to use in attachments. I used a print style sheet to clean it up in the transition to pdf.

http://resume.dan.me/

Really looking forward to Go 1.1. For those that missed it, Rémy Oudompheng outlined the then current changes in Go 1.1 a couple months ago. Anyone else want to chime in with an updated list?

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/golang-nuts/FxELIOik...

Shoot me an email. I'm interested in connecting and working with other freelancers. You can find my email address in my profile.

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote (Will Travel)

I build single-page web apps and SaaS platforms. I understand both biz speak and tech speak and enjoy connecting the two worlds together.

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Back-end: Go, Python, Node.js or Ruby.

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SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote

I build single-page web apps and SaaS platforms. I understand both biz speak and tech speak and enjoy connecting the two worlds together.

Front-end: Ember.js, Angular.js, Backbone.js

Back-end: Go, Python, Node.js or Ruby.

http://resume.dan.me/

https://grouptalent.com/talent/3944

https://github.com/baliw

http://stackoverflow.com/users/1305696/daniel

https://angel.co/daniel-walton

http://www.linkedin.com/in/dangogh

Felix Geisendörfer is a core contributor to Node.js. Nice to see Go gaining support from someone so close to the Node project. I'd say that's a significant statement in Go's favor.

SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area or Remote

I build single-page web apps and SaaS platforms. I understand both biz speak and tech speak and enjoy connecting the two worlds together.

Front-end: Ember.js, Angular.js, Backbone.js

Back-end: Go, Python, Node.js or Ruby.

http://www.linkedin.com/in/dangogh

http://resume.dan.me/

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I'm in the same situation. Would love to hear some feedback on this as well.

Correct me if I'm wrong, I don't have any experience with a Raspberry Pi, but wouldn't the end result from this be able to be embedded in a much smaller form factor than a Raspberry Pi?

This looks like mainly a test board. Would one be able to take the end result of this and program a production PIC board with it?

Seems like that might be useful for smaller form factors than what a Raspberry Pi is capable of.

Very cool stuff. I always wanted to pick up PIC embedded programming, but always had too many other things in Python to play with. Now it seems I wouldn't have to learn a new language. I wonder how well this stacks up with hand written PIC code.

What's the coolest thing you've done with a PIC?

Maybe he got infected with the heebie-jeebies from cats.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4654874

They should make this so that in order for a male to gain membership, they have to sign up a female who remains active on the site.

Otherwise they're going to have to rename this site gitswordfights.

Looks like Scalatron.

http://scalatron.github.com/

RoboNode looks pretty cool although it's limited in the same way Scalatron is limited, one language.

I'd love to hack one up that is based on a network API so that the bots could be written in any language.

My bad. It wasn't one I recognized right away, but had I stopped to actually look at it in stead of automatically expecting this to link to kickstarter then I would have given it more credit.

I used Dailybooth for a few months back in 2010. I just checked it out again. Seems they're not running any ads. Maybe I missed it but did they try to monitize the size at all?

I was expecting this to link to Kickstarted, not some blog.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/qfolabs/mimixtm-tilt-to-...