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jkol36··on Too Many Open Files
Anyone need any programming done?
jkol36··on Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (August 2023)
Location: Philadelphia / New York / Miami Remote: YES Willing to Relocate: Depends where Technologies: Python, Django, React, Node.js Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GngLeilxL_tos-y3oIevwSIL... Email: jonathankolman@gmail.com
jkol36··on [dead]
Feel free to email me at jonkolmanllc@gmail.com if you have any comments or ideas on how to improve it.
jkol36··on Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (June 2023)
Me! I’m located in Philly but go between Philly and Miami pretty often. My background is in React and Node. I’m also great with Python and Django.

Location: Philadelphia Remote: YES Willing to relocate: YES Technologies: Python / Django, React.js, Node.js, express, Vue.js Resume: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GngLeilxL_tos-y3oIevwSIL... Email: jonkolmanllc@gmail.com

jkol36··on Ask HN: Overwhelmed with learning front-end, how do I proceed?
Just a question. Why would you create a new button component when the only thing it does is return a <button> html element with text inside. Why not just do {listitems.map(listitem) => {return (<button> {listitem.text}</button)}}. I think react facilitates unnecessary boiler plate logic like that. When in reality a component should probably do more in order to save code if it's going to be created at all. Just my opinion. Open to other people's thoughts on this.
jkol36··on Live Video AMA with Bram from Startup Stash
Can't wait!
jkol36··on A cool use of the Twitter API
Will do. Do you use Twitter at all?
jkol36··on A cool use of the Twitter API
Not unless it's abused. I've capped the maximum amount of accounts one is able to follow at 1000 a day. Same story for favoriting tweets.
jkol36··on I built an easier way to bulk follow/unfollow people on Twitter.
I'll add that in first thing tomorrow!
jkol36··on I built an easier way to bulk follow/unfollow people on Twitter.
It's one time per search. But I can definitely build in a function where it would run in the background. That's something i'll keep in mind for the second iteration.