You can send voice memos in chat. I use it when I'm on the move.
It is in beta, but I think they also have video uploading, which probably means recording audio and video.
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It is in beta, but I think they also have video uploading, which probably means recording audio and video.
Love this, thank you!
Good solve!
HN Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22308457&ref=simplecto....
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And with enough time you come to realize there are certain things that are out of scope for the current codebase. Just as there are things that are out of scope for the current marriage.
hahaha - I dont know...I should stop here. This metaphor is stretching thin
Done and done.
They can sometimes chart career paths or pivots that you might not have seen or thought about.
The good ones have their finger on the pulse of things and could offer some insights.
It is called liquidsoap.
This is the key phrase here. I might tweak it to say "subject matter expert", but that is just semantics.
I help my friend customize and automate his trading research and strategies with my python and automation skills.
We are experimenting with openBB, and I'm learning about trading, finance, and other industries. He gets to do things that a Bloomberg cant or wont do. This is a win-win.
I laugh at myself when I start swiping on the MacBook with my Apple Pencil.
Not sure if that means anything but that is my experience :-)
I really like the one about failing on missing config parameters. I used to set default params all the time (thinking I was clever).
Another big win in the last few years has been feature flagging. I use it extensively to tune performance when in production. I can control batch sizes, delays, retries, and API key rotation.
bookmarked!
Use it as a reverse search engine. Your profile page is crafted with the right content and keywords to target the jobs you want.
Recruiters and hiring managers, using LinkedIn Recruiter, search for people like you.
When you pop up in the search results you get a templated message request. Usually something about “being impressed with your profile”
Reply to that and start a conversation. Book a call with them on calendly and hear their pitch.
Ask them questions about the market—what jobs are hot, industries, geographies.
Do this for a few weeks and you will Have a much better understanding of how to tweak your CV/Profile to what the market demands.
Let the recruiters open doors and make intros.
Job sites are great but it is difficult to not feel like your are throwing your CV over the fence and hoping for the best.
Over the years I’ve built up a body of experience, tooling, and templates that are up to date, maintainable, and scale well.
Dependencies do get changed out over the years, but many of them are feature complete from my POV.
Admittedly WEBSOCKETS are a blind spot for me. Django does support that but it is not in my tool belt yet
Several years ago I wrote my own spiritual successor. It’s called Curabase.
It has been posted on HN before. If there’s enough interest I will renew development efforts on it.
I’ve been looking for a side hustle again
scrapy is still king for me (scrapy.org). there are even packages to use headless browsers for those awful javascript heavy sites
however, APIs and RSS are still in play, and that does not require a heavy scraper. I am building vertical industry portals, and many of my data rollups consume APIs and structured XML/RSS feeds from social and other sites.
in my experience it is still too early in the game to thin slice roles like this.
It makes sense to have broad buckets like:
- mobile (ios, android)
- frontend / backend (web or fullstack)
- SRE
- Security and compliance
- AI / machine learning
I could type and ride a bike at bike at the same time, without looking at the screen.
I also did pretty well with the blackberry physical keyboards
There are other ones as well.
* ISO 13485 for medical software
* ISO 2700x for process, security, and change management
* ISO 55000 for asset management
Congrats on the SOC2 and finding a good spin on the story. It is also an important number of checkboxes you might need to get those juicy Enterprise and Government deals.
In fact, many are quite happy to visit the “Mall of Scandinavia”
And many / most smaller towns only have chains.
That Euro charm that so many romanticize is not evenly distributed.
I make sure that stubs exist for functional and end to end tests. That way when I do see bugs come in from sentry I can quickly write tests into the right layer. Usually they are unhandled failures on external requests.
Taken from their site:
arweave is a global, permanent hard drive built on two novel technologies: the blockweave, a derivative of the blockchain, and proof of access, a custom incentivized proof of work algorithm. These innovations provide truly permanent data storage for the very first time and at a massive scale.
Essentially it is putting files on the blockchain in a permanent manner.
There are some podcasts out there where the founder talks about the details.
It is an interesting exploration of crypto-based storage.
the next wave of innovation could come from compnies like iExec and FileBase who offer storage and lambda-like utility.
the cost, allocation, and delivery is governed in a decentralized manner.
the value accrues to the network where you uave a vote.
interesting times ahead when thinking of a post-cloud-lockin world
Forgery is forgery, and this is a fundamental flaw in the ERC-721 token.
Provenance matters, and this is more than a shot across the bow. This is a direct hit on trust.
I only have to fool you long enough to get the tokens into my wallet. This kind of forgery seems to do the trick.
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