dchun

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Convert any pdf tables to csv using AI

I built an app that you can type in a theme and find related stocks instead of being limited by preset categories from most financial websites

Visualize time decay of options and other greeks

When was the last time you took a vacation? It might be worth it to spend some time to find someone to try and hold your clients at bay while you take off for a month or even to just tell your clients that you wont be available for that period.

If you can't take the time off, you can try and travel and work at the same time. You can join a coworking space and meet people and build a community and you might gain some perspective. Developers outside the US make significantly less and you may discover a sense of gratitude that you gain from this perspective.

I've been working remotely mostly in Asia with short stints in South America and Europe for a few years now and this has worked wonders for me. I mostly work alone and I can't imagine being back home doing the same thing.

A change in environment may be all you need to engage in new healthy practices like exercising. For example, if you're near a beach in Bali, like I am, it's easy to jog along the beach during sunset. And if you're not, being surrounded by yogis might get you in some regular classes that may help with being more mindful.

Hope this helps.

  Location: Los Angeles, CA (Part-time in Asia)
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes
  Technologies: Ruby, JS, CSS, Bootstrap, React-Native, Python, OpencCV, some ML with Computer Vision
  Résumé/CV: https://boopis.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/david_chun_resume.pdf
  Email: [redacted]
  Github: https://github.com/dchun, https://github.com/boopis

For the past few years I have been running a plugin business while also consulting and freelancing. I am originally from Los Angeles, and I have been working remotely in Asia. I had the good fortune of working on a few computer vision projects recently and I'd like to continue down that path since it's so different from the typical process of building crud apps. I'm not an expert in the field but I invest a lot of personal time into expanding my skills in the field. If you would like to see a sample of my work, send me an email, and I will share a feasibility study I prepared for a client.

I'd contribute to computer vision. It's a thorny field with lot's of opportunity

Four words: "Show me the money"