VladCuciureanu

I do wonder how much we can detect when people play similar to how aimbots behave. Interesting video: https://youtu.be/z772xJRUeYc?feature=shared

Or just display the URL in terminal. I spent 5 years of my life ricing my Linux machine to get it as I want it to be only to realise that, at least for my needs and likes, nothing matches MacOS’s DE, compositor and font rendering.

Not a bash on Linux desktop users, just my experience.

Location: Romania

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: React, Node, Postgres, Redis, Typescript

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Email: vlad@cuciureanu.net

Github: VladCuciureanu

Hey guys! After 6 cool months at a YC startup, looking for a new opportunity! Passionate about building, creating. Almost 6 years of full-stack experience, generalist, flexible, getting things done.

Location: Romania

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: React, Node, Git, Docker, Redis

Résumé/CV: https://vlad.cuciureanu.me/resume

Email: vlad@cuciureanu.me

5+ years experience working on full-stack apps for various large corporations. Last job was full-stack dev at Vocode (YC W23), looking for a new challenge.

As a devout Christian who enjoys games like Diablo and Doom, I wanted to offer a different perspective. All of my Christian developer friends (small pool but still large, at around 15 people), including myself, have no issues with tech terms like daemons, master/slave, or killing processes (esp. child processes). Many of us understand the context and humor in technical jargon. In my experience, it's often non-technical people rather than Christians who find these references odd. But then again, what non-technical people run nmap?

Just my .02c :^)

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