jasondecastro
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: JavaScript, React & Redux, React Native, Node.js, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, SQL, Python, R, ElasticSearch, Git, Linux, Nginx, Docker
Résumé/CV: https://jasondecastro.s3.amazonaws.com/resume.pdf
Email: [email protected]
They're building an open source solution to becoming the PayPal and Venmo of crypto. You'll be able to pay me in whatever cryptocurrency you choose and I can receive USD all in a matter of seconds.
They're also backed by YCombinator.
It's not super responsive, but here it goes: http://flowers-react.herokuapp.com/
Show HN: I recently launched a new cloud hosting company
I recently launched my first ever startup. It's a server hosting company much like DigitalOcean but instead of paying $10 dollars for a 1GB server, you get the ability to create multiple 1GB servers (2, 12, or 32) for less than half the price you would pay if you bought them individually.
It's mostly targeted at businesses who need to spin up a lot of fast servers for their employees and don't want to spend so much money -- but individuals could also take advantage of this.
[0]: https://ramgrid.com
Why I don't write Swift
Ask HN: Good ALGOL 60 codebases to read?
In light of this recent trend, I'd like to review a few of these codebases so that I could improve my skills.I'm not sure if this trend is new or not, but I'd be pretty damn impressed if someone responds with an actual ALGOL 60 codebase.
Ask HN: How can hosting companies be improved?
There are a bunch of these everywhere but they're all exactly identical. Except for companies like DigitalOcean, but it's still not much different.What could you suggest that would make a hosting company different and better while still maintaining the basic principle, which is the distribution of servers?