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Shameless plug since I work for them, but have your tried Vizcom? We're in the ai-assisted prototyping and design space. Our focus is industrial design but I don't see why you couldn't get assistance with woodworking projects. :)

I have a cousin in Belgium who was laid off following some restructuring and her severance was 52 weeks. Not out of the goodness of the company's hearts, but mandated by law since they gave no notice and she had accrued seniority. US labor laws are a joke in comparison.

PM me her resume and contact info. We're hiring across software teams in SF and I'd be happy to get the referral bonus.

The handle by which you've chosen to go on this site says a lot about you.

People said the same thing about Uber, but they're still running

Handwringing over possibilities is a great way to accomplish nothing.

I'd invite you to visit Mississippi and then any of the top five EU countries and let me know which one you'd rather live in.

So the first AGI is going to be used to kill other AGIs in the cradle ?

See LA lifeguards making $300k/yr https://lamag.com/news/the-highest-paid-lifeguard-in-l-a-mak...

Or, they do exist but might as well not for practical purposes due to the universal speed limit.

Passenger load. They do use prop planes on routes with less passengers.

I recently flew between Oahu and Molokai. My return flight was delayed seven hours. I literally could have paddled a canoe home faster. Mokulele deserves all the negative press it gets.

Steam dorf is so accessible. It's really breathing new life into the game.

Find a fun way to waste it.

Kubernetes

Location: Oahu, US

Remote: Yes, preferred

Willing to relocate: Not really

Technologies: Go, Java, Terraform, AWS techs(lambda,ecs,dynamodb,aurora,etc), Postgres, Redis

Résumé/CV: available

Email: [email protected]

Nazis don't deserve to be heard.

You can march with them

1.) In the US regulators will step in and for someone to be considered a software engineer something like the FE and PE exams will have to be taken.

2.) The above will drive a larger wedge between high and low earning software workers.

3.) A heatwave in the subcontinent will kill over a million people, sparking the first mass migration.

4.) Western politics will trend to more conservatism and isolationism.

5.) Grab or Gojek will be worth as much as Facebook is today.

6.) A $100 Billion tech company will get it's start in Africa.

Lambda is the kiddie-pool of cloud computing.

Location: Portland, OR

Remote: Yes, preferable

Willing to Relocate: Maybe

Technologies: AWS, Docker, Go, Java, Postgres, NoSQL

Resume: On request

Email: sam.vanryssegem at gmail

Consider Corvallis as well. Bit better food and bar scene than Eugene despite being smaller.

Surfing and fly fishing. I'm lucky to live in a place where I can do both.

They'll be destroyed by rising sea levels eventually anyway.

Location: Portland, Oregon

Remote: Yes, strongly preferred

Willing to relocate: perhaps

Technologies: Java, Go, Postgres, Docker, AWS(various)

Resume: on request

Email: samvanryssegem @ gmail.com

Competent backend generalist with ~5 years experience.

It's a (relatively) fixed-cost model vs pay-as-you-go. At a certain level of traffic something built on top of ALB/Fargate will be cheaper to run than serverless solutions.

Having run a service on Fargate in prod before I can almost guarantee that the errors he was seeing were 504s which are caused by the server code and the ALB not having their request-timeouts set to to the same value.

It's a pretty simple process, I just choose Postgres.

It depends, if it's just you and you want to get to market quickly building your web app and backend in Rails backed by postgres and redis is still a solid choice. Put your code in docker and have AWS' ECS Fargate manage it, do the same for your DB(Aurora) and cache(Elasticache). I can't speak for mobile devs, but it sounds like a lot of the hype around react native and whatnot has died down.

A bigger org I'd probably just change the backend code to Go and start taking advantages of other AWS products to manage ETL/monitoring/logging/etc. The change to Go is mostly just to prevent your more 'clever' engineers from producing code that no one but them can understand. Languages like Clojure and Scala while cool can start causing real problems in an org where the experience level isn't uniform.

A note on tech that bears repeating, if it isn't going to be your differentiator then choose boring building blocks.

Check your map, it looks like you may be matching "Remote, or XXX" with the town of Remote, Or (Oregon).