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Location: Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, REST, GraphQL, WebSockets, Kubernetes, Docker, CI/CD

Résumé/CV: https://nowack.dev/cv.pdf

Email: max.nowack[at]mailbox.org

Full-stack engineer with 16+ years of software development experience, including ~9 years building B2B SaaS products as a technical co-founder / lead engineer. Strongest in TypeScript/React/Node.js and pragmatic product/system architecture, with ownership across product, backend, frontend and infrastructure. I also created SignalDB, an open-source local-first database with 600+ GitHub stars.

Honestly, this animation in one of the best things about spaces in macOS. I use the four finger gesture to switch spaces all the time and it make the spaces feature so much more natural than all other window managers I’ve used before

Nice Idea! I noticed a bug during contact import. The month of birthdays are shifted -1 :)

That would be awesome

A few years ago, I did the same and started unsubscribing from newsletters as soon as they arrived. Now I keep only emails in my inbox that require action - everything else I archive or delete.

I had "Use always two space tab size" because I was tired of long tab widths when code was returned. However, even when it wasn't about programming, I was reminded that the tab size would be two spaces ...

Did you not use any thermal paste at all, or did you just forget to mention it in your post?

What a pity! Thanks for replying anyway! :)

I‘m thinking about an app on the watch, that acts as an airplay (video) receiver, so I can stream and watch videos on my wrist while cooking

Nice work! Do you think that it is possible to port this to watchOS?

Is there information when it will be available in other countries, like Germany for example?

You're totally right. I just quickly scanned the readme and had expected a tool that only check the files. But yes, it's a bad idea in general to run random cli programs without checking them in detail

You should switch the default to not delete any files and modify/remove the files only with some flag (--dry-run=false, --rm, --delete, etc). I just deleted all files accidentally in a monorepo :D Luckily I didn't had any uncommitted changes and could recover using git

I love this podcast!

Crazy episode. Thanks for this really thrilling story!

Seems like there are some XSS vulnerabilities :D

I'm trying to achieve something similar with SignalDB: https://signaldb.js.org/ It uses signals for reactivity and is framework agnostic with a mongodb-like query syntax

It seems that they have a major outage: https://status.openai.com/

The design is heavily inspired by Minimongo. I used Meteor extensively in the past, but since moving away from it, I've missed the simplicity of reactive data handling on the client-side through Minimongo. Now that signals have regained popularity, I've begun developing SignalDB as a versatile alternative that can be integrated with any framework, not just Meteor