Sxw1212
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Location: Dallas, TX
Remote: Open to it, either yes or no.
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Node.JS, TypeScript, Java, Git, GCP, React, Svelte, Linux, SQL, NoSQL, Express, Socket.io, Docker, CI, Webpack, Gulp
Résumé: https://files.mauldin.me/2019/October/CV%20-%20Sam%20Mauldin...
Email: [email protected]
I'm a full stack engineer with 3+ years of experience founding a startup. I'm looking for similar (full-stack) roles, as well as either frontend or backend development. I am a US citizen.
Thanks for all the responses! I've got quite a bit to sort through, so it may take me awhile to get back to you.
Posted by
Sxw1212 on Tuesday June 06, 2017 @07:02PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I'm having trouble working this out, because I have to earn money to pay for car insurance and such, but software companies are not willing to hire people my age for good reason. My resume is also limited because I have only built applications for a few businesses who I had previous connections with. I'm looking for advice for how to start freelancing, because that seems to be the most viable...
I second Enpass. I'm surprised at how little press it gets given its user friendless, platform support, pricing, and multitude of supported sync platforms.
I'm using StartSSL for a personal site and it didn't let me generate a new one until it had almost expired. I'm using the free verification though, it might be different now or for their paid versions.
I've seen this happen to multiple sites and was wondering if there was a reason why some CAs don't let you issue a new cert until the day of the expiry. It doesn't seem like that would open up much of an attack surface.
Many users have JavaScript disabled with NoScript. Maybe add a <noscript> fallback?
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Sxw1212 on Friday February 20, 2015 @09:35PM
from the raisingyourgeek.com dept.
Chilling Effects is still listed on DuckDuckGo. They didn't remove themselves from there.
Can we stop arguing? How about somebody sneaks a 3D scanner in (somehow) and shares the design for people to print themselves. Or just takes a picture. I think we get the point though.
Someone smarter than that would get the car and sell it for way more than it costs to buy a smartphone.
You can't forget Firefox OS phones. I see those as Amazons main competitor for cheap smartphones.
I live on a farm in Texas. We pay $100/mo for 5mbps internet and rarely get one. (Our landline is bundled with it) Our whole internet has gone down for days multiple times.