marcus_chang

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---------- iOS development ----------

* 4+ years experience with Swift

* Adept with advanced libraries such as Core ML, Core Motion, PDFKit, Face ID LocalAuthentication, etc.

---------- Python development ----------

* 6+ years experience with Python

* Django/Flask and various data science libraries.

---------- Email ----------

ranked at gmail dot com

Pretty incredible to have the audacity to showcase a plagiarized site in a bid to win customers. As a consultant, the last thing I would ever want associated with my reputation is taking shortcuts.

Updated link:

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SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY

---------- iOS development ----------

* 4+ years experience with Swift

* Adept with advanced libraries such as Core ML, Core Motion, PDFKit, Face ID LocalAuthentication, etc.

---------- Python development ----------

* 6+ years experience with Python

* Django/Flask and various data science libraries.

---------- Rate ----------

Generally 95/hr with discounts available for retainer. Can also work on a per project basis.

---------- Email ----------

ranked at gmail dot com

---------- Recent projects ----------

https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1450783054

Sounds similar to Firebase. Can you provide some financial/user metrics for potential buyers?

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iOS development :::::::::::::::::::::::::::

* 4+ years experience with Swift

* Adept with advanced libraries such as Core ML, CoreMotion, PDFKit, Face ID LocalAuthentication, etc.

Python development ::::::::::::::::::::::::

* 6+ years experience with Python

* Django/Flask and various data science libraries.

Rate: 95/hr (Discount available on retainer)

Email: ranked at gmail dot com

SEEKING WORK - USA, REMOTE ONLY

iOS development :::::::::::::::::::::::::::

* 4+ years experience with Swift

* Adept with advanced libraries such as Core ML, CoreMotion, PDFKit, Face ID LocalAuthentication, etc.

Python development :::::::::::::::::::::::::::

* 6+ years experience with Python

* Django/Flask and various data science libraries.

Rate: 95/hr (Discount available on retainer)

Email: ranked at gmail dot com

SEEKING WORK - USA, REMOTE ONLY

iOS development:

* 4+ years experience with Swift

* Adept with advanced libraries like Core ML, CoreMotion, PDFKit, Face ID LocalAuthentication, etc.

Python development:

* 6+ years experience with Python

* Django/Flask and various data science libraries.

Rate: 95/hr (Discount available on retainer)

Email: ranked at gmail dot com

> Am I crazy? It's "Bare" not "Bear" right? I can't be the only one? It's the NYT fer chrissakes

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/bear

The only languages that he's become even somewhat competent at are the ones closely related to languages that he already knew.

Here's a video of him "holding a conversation" in Mandarin: https: https://youtu.be/hoWXYmLpNJY?t=643

It's a series of non-stop "uh-huh's" and, frankly, it's embarrassing. He's a marketing gimmick and pretty reviled by the polyglot community for trivializing how much effort learning a language actually takes.

> Not that I had any success with it, but here is a book/site about how to learn which I found interesting:

> https://www.fluentin3months.com

He hasn't had any success with it either. Benny is incredibly bad at speaking the languages he's claimed to have "learned" in 3 months.

> I don't think it works that way.

Sure it does. With new mathematical discoveries, there come direct and immediate consequences to the technologies built using previous assumptions - which will now either be validated or invalidated.

If, for example, prime factorization is proven to be not computationally difficult, invalidating the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_RSA_assumption, and somebody publishes a practical method, then most of the world's cryptography systems utilizing RSA would be hacked immediately.

Not in the same way that gold is. Currencies can experience hyperinflation from increased supply (printing money), but until someone finds the philosopher's stone, gold has relatively stable supply (and subsequently - price).

> I mean you cannot (at least to my knowledge) buy burgers with gold/ETFs/Stocks, doesn't the same apply to Bitcoin?

Gold is a store of value and ETFs/Stocks are investment vehicles. Bitcoin is designed to be used as a currency.

Unless you're interviewing Dijkstra, it's a ridiculous question to ask. Anyone who's heard it before knows the answer instantly (I knew the answer before I even finished reading the description) and anyone unfamiliar with it will likely flail.

Hey Abdin,

I sent you a reply that may have gone to spam. Sorry about that.

Cheers,

Marcus

SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY

Offering consulting work for multiple vehicle routing and traveling salesman optimization. I've built scheduling + routing systems used by some of the biggest organizations in the world and can help you with whatever routing needs you might have.

Rate: 185/hr, 6500/wk

Email: [email protected]

Also available for general data science/machine learning projects.

SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY

Offering consulting work for multiple vehicle routing and traveling salesman optimization. I've built scheduling + routing systems used by some of the biggest organizations in the world and can help you with whatever routing needs you might have.

Rate: 185/hr, 6500/wk

Email: [email protected]

Also available for general data science/machine learning projects.

SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY

Offering consulting work for multiple vehicle routing and traveling salesman optimization. I've built scheduling + routing systems used by some of the biggest organizations in the world and can help you with whatever routing needs you might have.

Rate: 185/hr, 6500/wk

Email: [email protected]

Also available for general data science/machine learning projects.