SurrealSoul
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Java, Python, SQL, C#, .NET, Devops/SRE, Javascript, Typescript, Node.js, Angular 4+, HTML / CSS, React
Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewcdavis0/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewcdavis0/
email: andrewcdavis0(at)gmail.com
Looking for Backend/Fullstack work. Can contribute solutions, planning and execution across the stack as well as DM board games afterwards
Some benefits besides the normal stuff: Catered lunches 3x a week, casual work environment and a weekly happy hour
If you're interested or have any questions feel free to shoot me an email at adavis[at]smartasset.com
Thanks!
Culture wise, we are a 130~ people startup. So we still have the startup feel, without that startup pressure.
Some benefits besides the normal stuff: Catered lunches 3x a week, casual work environment and a weekly happy hour
If you're interested or have any questions feel free to shoot me an email at adavis[at]smartasset.com
Thanks!
Stack wise, we are a Java shop using the Play framework. We do some python and other things here and there as well.
Culture wise, we are a 130~ people startup. So we still have the startup feel, without that startup pressure.
Some benefits besides the normal stuff: Catered lunches 3x a week, casual work environment and a weekly happy hour
If you're interested or have any questions feel free to shoot me an email at adavis[at]smartasset.com
Thanks!
We have a big focus on getting finical advisors the right people for them, and giving people the right choices when it comes to finical advisors.
Stack wise, we are a Java shop using the Play framework. We do some python and other things here and there as well.
Culture wise, we are a 130~ people startup. So we still have the startup feel, without that startup pressure.
Some benefits besides the normal stuff: Catered lunches 3x a week, casual work environment and a weekly happy hour
If you're interested or have any questions feel free to shoot me an email at adavis[at]smartasset.com
Thanks!
If the company decided to do that independently, does that matter? Maybe they could be capitalizing on nationalism?
If the government made them alter it, how would that be different than say Left 4 Dead having different censorship in Germany
We are a financial technology company aiming to provide the best personal finance advice on the web. We offer free and personalized tools to empower you to make smart personal finance decisions around homebuying, retirement, taxes and more.
We have a big focus on getting finical advisors the right people for them, and giving people the right choices when it comes to finical advisors.
Stack wise, we are a Java shop using the Play framework. We do some python and other things here and there as well.
Culture wise, we are a 130~ people startup. So we still have the startup feel, without that startup pressure.
Some benefits besides the normal stuff: Catered lunches 3x a week, casual work environment and a weekly happy hour
If you're interested or have any questions feel free to shoot me an email at adavis[at]smartasset.com
Thanks!
Even if it takes 10 years of valve time, its still exciting to hear something like that happening in my lifetime. I'll be able to hopefully witness the first human born off of earth :)
Cars could still drive into lakes or off cliffs, but knowing the max speed a car could rear end another car may lead to minor enhancements that could save lives
New York is adding a pretty massive LIRR line, so it seems like things are going ok
I'm in New York, if you ever in my neck of the woods send me a message, I'll buy you a beer
Per weekend day, I normally find four~five hours of development time and the rest I typically spend with her.
It's also worth noting that this schedule isn't law, there are days were I don't develop or go to the gym to hang out with my wife more
Hour1: Eating / TV / Hanging out with wife
Hour2: Development, studying, cultivating
Hour3: Gym
Hour4: Relax, mental health, maybe some more development
While I agree that my progress is significantly larger on the weekends, the five hours from the weekdays gives me a good amount. Keep in mind too, this is about side projects, creative ideas. Not about "starting a business" or some startup venture
Change “I can’t” to “I don’t.” -- This section bugged me. At first, I thought it was great. Looking back, this is great advise for a smaller project, or someone just starting. However as your project gets bigger and larger you need to have time for mental health. By saying "I don't do anything Tuesday evenings" can isolate your friends or family. Sometimes after a hard day of work you just want to play a game or two with your friends, but it can be hard to make that push knowing you're actively "sabotaging" your progression. Having a routine is nice, and I find it the only way to progress myself, but sometimes it feels good for your friends and family to "bug" you. I personally believe breaking a routine for your mental health will be beneficial in the long run.
I do love the words about finding creative peak hours, building slowly and in general good habits. For what it is worth, I am using a "circle development cycle". You can imagine it as a circle progress wheel, making initial progress on several things and going back to improve them several times. The initial pass may be an uncolored landscape, where by the fourth pass there are natural mountains, cities and ect... This way I am cultivating new creative ideals while progressing on things as a whole. My "done" state will arrive sooner, but by delaying the "perfect" state's date.
Anyways, this is a great article and just wanted to share my smaller findings while I apply what the author suggested to myself
Eventually I could fly it, and it was cool but of course it was alpha and there was nothing to do except drink more kool-aid. More ships, more promises, more stars, more space.
Now, my same ship can land on planets, I can walk around and it's great. Honestly it's pretty cool. The only issue is now I am 26, married, spend 75% of my awake time working or with my wife. I don't want an mmo.
I am no longer the target demographic, and the majority of the early adaptors are not either.
Is there something wrong with being a Research lab that has $100B backed in funding?