IpV8

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by IpV8 10y ago
Just bought this one, excited to start reading it when it arrives.
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by IpV8 10y ago
I too have a system 76. It is overall pretty solid. It has trouble with 2 external monitors though (more a ubuntu issue then the company). I also wouldn't want to travel with it too much as the chassis is all plastic and pretty flexi
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by IpV8 11y ago
Minimum legal setup? Don't even do an LLC, just bill send them invoices, and file your quarterly taxes properly. You can just deduct your expenses from your yearly taxes in April. You should keep receipts and a journal of these expe
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by IpV8 11y ago
Staying at the cutting edge helps, I picked up an Angular job when it was brand new, and thus nearly impossible to hire an expert on. Also I try to find stuff that is similar to where I have worked. For example same technology stack, diff
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by IpV8 11y ago
Some of us work in the renewable sector by choice :-)
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by IpV8 11y ago
Really? I always thought that Itunes was better. Haven't used Winamp in a long time though (since the 90's).
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by IpV8 11y ago
I am a contract software engineer, so when I start feeling really stagnant that usually means it is about time to start looking for the next contract. I pick jobs that make me learn a new industry and/or technology. I am the same way
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by IpV8 11y ago
Your friend isn't "offering" you "anything" free.
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by IpV8 11y ago
That'll work fine. There are many different approaches to javascript apps. You can go angular, react, ember, etc on the front end, then node, ruby, python, php, java, javascript, etc on the backend. All will work fine in 90% of case
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by IpV8 11y ago
There is often a freelancer/seeking freelancer section on HN. But I have found that the internet is a poor place to find contracts. Local meetups and previous co-workers tend to be the best place to start.
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by IpV8 11y ago
I've posted a couple adds and usually get 0-5 hits. I think that it has to do with what time you post, how exciting the post sounds, and what technologies are being used.
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by IpV8 11y ago
As a contractor that connects embedded devices with web applications; Yes, it means quite a bit.
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by IpV8 12y ago
Local tech meetups, friends, and family, and local tech meetups.
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by IpV8 12y ago
I am in New England (USA). These rates are a reflection of what I've seen companies are willing to pay, not necessarily what I'll accept. For example, I have not found an effective way to get more than about $40/hr for Word
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by IpV8 12y ago
I charge whatever I can get! Rates also have to do with where you are, who you know, reputation, and what other offers you have on the table. That being said, here is what I would estimate each at: -Website templates I buy all of mine fro
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by IpV8 12y ago
SMB as well as boutique design shops. Occasionally well-funded startups if they can afford me.
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by IpV8 12y ago
What is their exit plan? Are they trying to sell the business soon or are they in it for the long haul? Who are the potential buyers and how are they making the company appealing to those buyers.
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by IpV8 12y ago
Go on I95 from New York City to New Haven, CT. Should take about a month.
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by IpV8 12y ago
I always name them after people I know. Never occurred to me that there was a better way to do it.
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by IpV8 12y ago
Go to tech meetups and small business meetups. Find good people in tech, the job offers will come second.
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by IpV8 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Contract developer in Portland, Maine. I have done all sorts of projects from automated healthcare surveys to financial trading platforms to food recall accountability. I specialize in coming on to an already existent technol
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by IpV8 12y ago
Location: Portland, Maine Remote: No Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, Java, Python, SQL, Apache, Linux, etc Email: Steve dot Northup at the gmail Currently do all sorts of consulting and contracting jobs in tec
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by IpV8 12y ago
They're bracket prediction just picks the higher ranked team every time...