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SEEKING WORK | WORLDWIDE availability (EU based) | Remote

Technologies: Kotlin (Android), Python (Django)

Short Bio: ex-Google, ex-Amazon, 9+ years of professional software engineering experience

Email: myerou {at} paleblueapps.com

I located in the EU, but from a small country, and still Book Depository was the only way to get English books at a reasonable price.

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Technologies: Kotlin (Android), Python (Django)

Short Bio: ex-Google, ex-Amazon, 9+ years of professional software engineering experience

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That was exactly my thought: that is looks super lightweight - which is a pleasant surprise nowdays. Still, I would prefer another language than BASIC.

Yeah, everyone rushed to try these magic search bots. Didn't heard anyone who gave up search for these.

Checkout CapRover (https://caprover.com/)

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> Here’s the twist, though: I’m actually not sure that these models are a threat to Google after all. This is truly the next step beyond social media, where you are not just getting content from your network (Facebook), or even content from across the service (TikTok), but getting content tailored to you.

This! These LLM tools are great, maybe even for assisting web search, but not for replacing it.

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Looking forward hearing from you!

SEEKING WORK - EU-based (WORLDWIDE availability) - Remote

Technologies: Kotlin (Android), Dart, Java, Python (Django), Docker, Stripe

Super-short bio: 9+ years of professional software engineering experience, ex-Google, ex-Amazon

Email: myerou@paleblueapps.com

Looking forward hearing from you!

Is this contabo reliable? Their prices are extremely low (way more than Hetzner).

Looks awesome! But why not providing a web interface as well?

The Samsung Flip seems like it can solve the problems descibed in the post. Large enough screen when you open it, small enough to fit nicely in your pocket when closed. Of course it's a bit think when it's closes, but we are getting there.

Give Dart a chance :) Felt the same way, turns out it's quite fun.

Did you try one of the many tech subreddits on Reddit?

This is extremely cool!

OSMC (www.osmc.tv) is quite great (based on Kodi).

Why are people not bothered by privacy concerns in this case?

Big fan of eOS. Congrats on the launch!

I always wondered how an open-source project develops from scratch so many different apps (e.g. Web, Mail, Calendar, etc). Why not focusing more on the OS rather than wasting resources on apps that there are mature open-source alternatives (e.g. Thunderbird, Firefox, etc)?

"Benchmarks on the smallest EC2 instance, with no provisioned IOPS, put this little trooper at 400 write transactions per second, and thousands of reads" -> I think 90% of SaaS would be super fine with this write limits.

IMHO probably the most user friendly & unique linux distro out there! Congrats for the milestone!

It actually offers both point-and-click and CD-type deployments (through webhooks). But yeah, not the most powerful piece if you are looking for CD/CI. Still more than good-enough IMHO.

+1 on CapRover. Complete provider independent deployments. Just write a Dockerfile and you are ready to deploy.

So if there's something always running .... isn't the same as having on always on server (with auto scaling of some sort)?

If this became popular enough, wouldn't GUI frameworks just optimize for these 7 use cases? And then the benchmark wouldn't be so useful.

What hardware is required to use the Starlink network? Would that be expensive?

Couldn't read the article because I've "read all of your free stories this month". I would prefer a few ads rather than the Medium's garden.

Am I the only one thinking that "remote" would mean "anywhere in the world", but most of the times mean "anywhere in the country" (in Stripe's case, the US)? Is it even possible, due to legal/logistics, to have really "internationally remote" workforce?