noaoh

I had a similar thought as what's in your post, but didn't share because I thought the reaction would be something like this. I personally would word this as you can achieve exactly once semantics by combining at least once delivery with idempotency.

I use [pushbullet][1]

  [1]: https://www.pushbullet.com/

I've got a NAS, a really nice NetGear router, and four mini PCs

Location: Bentonville, AR

Remote: Open to hybrid

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: AWS, JavaScript, Node.JS, TypeScript, SQL, Python, C#, Golang, PostgreSQL, REST, Redis, React, Next.JS, Linux

Resume: https://www.noaoh.dev/noah-holt-resume.pdf

Personal Website: https://noaoh.dev

Email: noahryanholt at gmail.com

Software engineer with 3 years of experience writing primarily REST APIs professionally, but also open to going full stack. Interested in everything tech, right now I'm juggling learning frontend, AWS, and Kubernetes.

Carp is a statically-typed Lisp: https://github.com/carp-lang/Carp

Location: Bentonville, AR

Remote: Open to in-person for the right opportunity

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: AWS, JavaScript, Node.JS, TypeScript, SQL, Python, C#, Golang, PostgreSQL, REST, Redis, React, Next.JS, Linux

Resume: https://noaoh.dev

Email: noahryanholt at gmail.com

Update: I was able to find the mercurial repo on https://bitbucket-archive.softwareheritage.org/projects/zi/z..., looks like it hadn't been updated since 2016.

Last working version of the homepage from the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20230529224014/http://www.zimbu..... Tried a couple of link, they seem to work.

https://todotxt.vercel.app. It's a web app implementing the todo.txt format (see http://todotxt.org/). It's an exercise to learn frontend currently, I doubt I could successfully monetize it. Would appreciate any feedback!

https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Rosetta_Code is a similar website for people interested in this sort of thing

They're good for selling people on your product. I think for a web framework it's a bit style over substance however.

I'm trying simple tab groups on Firefox so they're more organized. Used to let them fill the screen until I got sick of it and deleted them.

When it became popular enough that your boss started trying to follow you

I remember one time an old manager tried to say it, and everyone thought he was saying 'groping'.

htmx is designed around extending HTML to provide more means of client/server interaction, allowing for arbitrary requests to the server triggered by client events and dynamically updating a page based on HTML from the server. This is more similar to alpinejs where you can put javascript in your HTML to make the page dynamic.

I believe I found out about it from my uncle when I was like 16 or 17. Or at least he convinced me to check it out.

Have you looked into GiveCamp (https://givecamp.org/)? It's essentially a hackathon where you build a website for a nonprofit.

I was thinking of putting my social security card + the master password to my bitwarden account in a safe deposit box. Good to know that's not a good idea.

https://noaoh.github.io Very much a WIP

never stopped

There's GiveCamp (https://givecamp.org/), which is like a hackathon where you make websites for non-profits. I participated in one and it was pretty fun.

No. I'm a CSCE major in my last year of college and I simply don't want to be there. I feel frustrated, lonely, overworked, and that my hard work is not paying off in any meaningful way. I have an offer at (insert non-tech megacorp), and the deadline to respond is next week.

I believe they went to work for an offshoot company of Acxiom