acmeyer9

cove | Cambridge/Boston, MA | Full Time | https://cove.is/team#jobs

cove is in the business of improving people’s work day. We’re all aware that today how and where you work is constantly changing. From co-working offices to fully remote teams, work doesn’t look the same as it did yesterday.

That’s where we come in. We’re reimagining what work looks like today and in the future. From our intimate co-working spaces to our private company HQs to our work with entire buildings, we’re changing the way people think about work.

In order to meet our ambitious plans, we need amazing people. And that’s where you come in. We’re looking for hard-working, ambitious, creative, and bold co-workers. If that sounds like you, we want to meet you!

Our positions open: Senior Software Engineer: https://cove.is/team#jobs Software Engineer: https://cove.is/team#jobs

Interested? Email me at [email protected]

Gotcha, fair point. Wanted to add it to history so that navigating back from a conversation showed the prior results but maybe only needed when search completed.

Yea, planning on adding it. I actually originally thought it would turn people away from signing up. Seems to be a mixed bag at times but agree it's needed.

Yup, aware that this subreddit exists. This is a slightly different take and also one that aims to do more than just have a forum but that's the start.

This is a great technique to learning. I taught myself how to code after college and found doing my own version of this helpful. The only slight difference in the technique I used was I found it easier to learn when I had something I wanted to build in mind. This helped both in both direction, what to learn, as well as forcing me replicate code for my own use, like the Ben Franklin technique. Hope others find it useful too.