shetill

Location: UK

Remote: Yes Only

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, FastAPI, AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, Linux, Airflow, Redis, Postgres, SQS, Lambdas, Microservices. Have worked on Platform, Data and MLOps projects

Résumé/CV: on request

Email: [email protected]

the new Dell XPS is just one example, ticks all your boxes. If you think nothing compares to Mac you clearly haven't been paying attention to Windows laptops.

You are paying a pretty decent chunk of this for the mac OS too, because you can get similar spec Windows laptop for half the price

Why would you pay so much for mac OS and end up using free linux?

Bing is clearly a woman

What things do you know fella

Would be 18k if you don't pay any tax, which is probably very doable in India considering

I find this type of business very interesting, could I ask more details on how you begin and what you need to know to start this type of business?

Most American thing I read today. Wish my manager would talk about how to help me make more money and what to do to improve. Don't know about you but all my managers in EU just talk lame work stuff and actively avoid any pay related issues and improvement points.

That's good advice but will have to say that it is unfortunately out of your control. It has a lot to do with genetics than people want to admit.

I have health and mental conditions that interfere with my mental abilities and makes career progression difficult and it's all due to being born with those.

So yeah do eat healthy and exercise but also be realistic. Some people have it easy and take it for granted, other don't, such is life.

Just disown him. How dare he not code. Shame to the family

prepare to give up 50% of your TC, good luck

Most of YC Cofounder matching is full of those same grifters, that have 0 tech know how and expect you to do everything

Location: UK

Remote: Remote for US Company

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, FastAPI, Pydantic, Java, SQL, Bash, Linux

Infra: Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, Airflow, Ansible, Azure, Postgres

CV: email me first

Email: [email protected]

- 5+ years of Backend/Data experience and infrastructure

- used to working closely with Data Scientist and build them tools

- good experience working on greenfield projects

- very adaptable and good at figuring things out

How do you find these projects, are you part of some sort of discord about these things? I'm interested in joining!

This is all true but note you've still started grinding in your 20s. I'm thinking more like if you take a teen or early 20s and they grind 10k hours on leetcode and you take a 30s or older and they put 10k hours too who would come ahead? My bet would be on the young ones.

can you recommend some discord servers for tech help?

Imagine every top company and SWE in general being reduced down to LC

Where do you even find these remote US jobs, they are either some big US companies that have local offices or US startups that don't take non-US people?

yet CS stuff is exactly what they ask you for on interviews. I really don't know how interviewers keep up with this or they just read the answers of their own questions

Remote made me very isolated, and especially in a team where we are 3 people and everyone else is 15 years older than me with kids and I have nothing in common with them. I could go do random meetups outside work but that's usually weekends as I live further away from bigger city, so that means that at least 5 days of the week I stay home barely talking to anyone.

at least your interview LC questions are easy

but when can I 3D print a house?

I understand exactly what OP means and I've been looking for something like this too.

When it comes to sports I think it needs to be something with lower physical bar such as table tennis, archery, shooting. Unlikely you can compete on world level but at least locally.

For other things I think certain computer games might do but you will be competing with kids that play 12 hours every day so again you can only compete on small scale and in my experience online competitive games attract the most toxic people. You can try Geoguessr which I think is your best option.

Then you have the more arty skills such as stand-up comedy, music production, cooking all can be competitive if you are into any of these and your age shouldn't matter much in fact it might help.

I don't think you can become competitive programmer if you haven't started at young age and went to good math schools and won a few local competitions/olympiads. Learning this at 30 will get you only so far