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Yes will consult with an attorney. Thanks

Thanks makes sense. The tax on excersising the options post IPO is brutal

Https://basedremote.com

There is services like https://salesinfo.io that identify website visitors (company contact info) if they are on a company network usually based on their ip adress (no cookies to my knowledge). But how they got to your email adress and direct contact is interesting. Would you be able to share the site you visited?

I have created a MVP for a service that identifies your anonymous website users by company and thus generates inbound leads. If you are in B2B let me know if this might be of interest to you? Email in profile

Chrome has the possibility to send links between devices. Click the address bar beside the bookmark icon and the "send this page" option comes up. Its very handy

Oh yes weworkremotely has some more non-tech jobs, thanks

I would be interested in platforms for finding a remote job. Current remote job boards like remoteok.io or http://basedremote.com are mainly developer focused. Is there any non tech related?

http://basedremote.com/ is an excel list of companies offering remote positions, you can filter the list, albeit not by size. At first glance the following match your criteria (don't know exactly what your criteria are for BigCorp) https://www.salesforce.com/ https://www.palantir.net/ http://www.oreilly.com/ https://www.digitalocean.com/ http://www.linuxfoundation.org/

yes, I wonder what is the deal with crossover. It looks like some slave-developer plattform... But then for a dev in eastern europe or asia a permanent position with 30k/y is better than most local positions? But might also be wron about this...

Http://www.Basedremote.com is another doc list with remote companies

Do you have some recommendations for workflow engines?

Very true. Good concept of this currently on hn show. Input data like gems

Do you have any examples of such projects?

Do you mean you will be teaching someone or what you can suggest to someone that goes and reads/does etc to get him to an average programmer?

For me it was always great to see results when learning programming (a website, a mini app). My first contacts in a classroom environment with programming where not successful as they where teaching more theory or how something would work. I really caught on when someone showed me how to write a real (very basic) app. What I was taught had a purpose and output I could immediately see.

Since I started learning rails and used his tutorial I still think that Michael Hartls Rails Tutorial is one of the best to get started. He teaches you the proper concepts (TTD etc.) and techniques while keeping it simple and still building something right from the beginning. Ah yes, and it is free (railstutorial.org/book).

If you will be teaching it to somebody you could also use this book as a guideline, make them work through it and help him with problems. He/she will have a working app in the end and have learned the basics of web development by then.

Thanks for the comment. That was exactly what I was thinking. Would you like to have a farm though?

And especially, what would you do with farmhacks.org content if you do not have a farm?