JuanJakobo

Super cool!

  Location: Barcelona, Spain 
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: C++, C,  Kotlin, SQL, AWS, MQTT, Linux
  Résumé/CV: Available upon request.
  Email: [email protected]
  GitHub: https://github.com/JuanJakobo

Hi, I am a 29 years old, self-taught, highly motivated software developer. I have worked in different countries and recently moved by bike from Germany to Barcelona. [0](I created a Application to share the journey with others [1]) In Germany I was employed at the biggest car company rolling out an IoT Platform to its plants worldwide.

I studied my masters in another field but always had jobs related to IT. In 2012 I started in my spare time with an small Raspberry Pi and try new stuff ever since. My newest toy is a Flipperzero. Recently I created my first Pullrequest for its firmware. [2]

I am looking for a Junior position in an smaller company, where I can learn everyday.

[0] https://tours.johannsn.com/

[1] https://github.com/JuanJakobo?tab=repositories&q=Cyclemap

[2] https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware/pull/...

Well, the best part about HN are the comments. I find myself often reading the comments first and then, if recommended, the article. So I guess only with the comments you are already helping a lot of readers. :)

I have a similar HN reading modus. I created an app for my ebook reader (Pocketbook HD 3) that enables me to read all my RSS feeds saved to my miniflux instance[0]. The app displays all current articles, I mark the once that are interesting to me, download them as HTML and the HN comments to an database and then I am able to read the article + all hn comments offline. If I cannot read an article (sometimes miniflux failes to fetch the content), I send them to Pocket as I created an small app to read Pocket items on the ebook reader also. [1] As both apps download the content I just sync the things that are interesting to me and then read everything in the train or wherever I am.

[0]: https://github.com/JuanJakobo/Pocketbook-Miniflux-Reader [1]: https://github.com/JuanJakobo/Pocketbook-Read-offline

Your art looks quite cool! The bicycle paintings reflect somehow the amount of freedom I feel driving it.