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There's Dustin Luke from the States in Argentina, too. Obviously, the cultural difference is much lower

Speaking of Stephenson, "Cryptonomicon" is a must read.

Fixing code messed up by younger developers keeps me busy, pays well, allowed me to start a new venture and land a very lucrative gig. No signs of it stopping.

Despite being somewhat dated, "Design for Hackers" is certainly the best book on a given subject.

https://www.dailyui.co/ is a great resource.

Dissecting and replicating other designers' work gets you a long way when it comes to learning.

Design is a craft and a thought process. As such, picking it is not beyond any determined individual's reach.

No. I created one lately, after two decades. Even that is not a proper resume. More like summary on skills, references and a couple of career highlights.

Brilliant is an understatement

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TLD matters to a certain extent. What is your main woe is that the name itself is already taken, so particular TLD (.com or any other) doesn't matter that much. Which TLD to pick is entirely different concern. It largely depends on your target market. Unless your target market is niche specific, tech savvy or limited to a certain geography, .com is a given.

React, Vue, Angular are a good fit with your current frontend experience.

What's stack you're looking for and what problems are you trying to solve? I'm not in Munich, but I wouldn't mind spending a few months there and I'm available.

Highly recommended. After all, your customers / clients, don't care about tech, as long as you solve their problems.

I also use Spotify as a great music discovery tool. That's where it stops at though.

I use streaming services like Spotify and even YouTube purely for discovering new music, on my terms. Music I want to listen to is music I own, as in I have it locally, managed by me. Ads, privacy, audio quality and many other issues plague streaming services.

Inclusive of voices in one's head?

Predictions beyond two day weather forecast mostly make little to no sense for whatever reason.

Who Is Hiring? is where jobs get posted first day of each month here on HN

I got multiple dumb phones. The new Nokia 3310 being my favorite. On top, it's dual SIM.

Storing a password itself is not an issue. Password managers like LastPass do that. The automation bit is what might get you into uncharted waters though.

What about remote machines with DigitalOcean, Vultr, ScaleWay, AWS?

Incorporate, only if/when it begins generating revenue. As of the other concerns, I keep separate emails, hosting servers, SaaS subscription, PayPal/Stripe/Payoneer/bank accounts for every side project that might bring in revenue, even negligent.

GDPR is all you need at an early stage.

Doesn't play nice with other tools

Brings back fond memories from the demoscene days back in the 90's! Cheers!

If Selenium doesn't work, give Puppeteer a go. It's NodeJS-based though.

How do you go about? Pretty simple. Define criteria, run Chrome Headless against it, and check results. Jest is a nice add on in your toolchain!

As there are many use cases and a million criteria to test agains, coming up with a one size fits all solution is difficult. Katalon is perhaps closest to it, but it has many shortcomings.

Some food for thought. Rely more on screenshots and compare them with what you expect. I'm writing a simple downtime checker as we speak and one of the key features is very basic analytics that compares screenshot to blank screens, generic error pages, parked domain landing pages, etc.

A philosophy graduate who had art history as minor here. I can totally relate to your comment!

Backdoors, dude, backdoors. Coupled with governments sharing data, officially and not.

Quora apparently uses bots for translating questions into languages other than English. Other use cases? It's either bots or a bunch of human morons

Consoles with a bunch of preloaded pirated games were quite common in Eastern Europe back in the 90's.