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by blakenomad 1y ago
LayerTwo Labs | Business Development Lead | Remote | $150k–$200k + performance bonus / equity LayerTwo Labs is developing miner-enforced, permissionless sidechains for Bitcoin and taking Drivechain from technology to adoption. We’re lo
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by blakenomad 5y ago
SideShift.ai | Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE | https://sideshift.ai SideShift.ai, the no sign up crypto exchange is hiring a Backend Engineer. To slot in with our stack we are looking for someone who has strong experience with Ty
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by blakenomad 6y ago
SideShift.ai | Junior Back-end Engineer | Remote | https://sideshift.ai SideShift.ai, the no sign up cryptocurrency exchange is hiring a remote frontend engineer. For an early-stage startup we have achieved a lot. Seven-figure w
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by blakenomad 6y ago
SideShift.ai | Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE | https://sideshift.ai SideShift.ai, the no sign up crypto exchange is hiring a Full Stack Engineer. If you enjoy working between the front and back end, this role is for you. To slot
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by blakenomad 7y ago
SideShift.ai | Frontend Developer | Remote (Asia/EU timezone preferred) | https://sideshift.ai SideShift.ai, the rapid coin swap, is hiring a remote frontend engineer. For an early-stage startup we have achieved a lot. Seve
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by blakenomad 7y ago
SideShift.ai | Frontend Developer | Remote | https://sideshift.ai SideShift.ai, the rapid coin swap, is hiring a remote frontend engineer. For an early-stage startup we have achieved a lot. Seven-figure weekly volume, integratio
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by blakenomad 7y ago
SideShift AI | Software Engineer (Frontend) | REMOTE | https://sideshift.ai SideShift AI, the rapid cryptocurrency coin swap, is hiring a remote frontend engineer. For an early-stage startup we have achieved a lot. Seven-figure
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Bitcoin Lightning Network #3: Paying for goods and services(medium.com)
2 points by blakenomad 8y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin Lightning Network #1: Can I compile and run a node?(medium.com)
1 points by blakenomad 8y ago|0 comments
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by blakenomad 9y ago
I held IOTA from when it was $0.30 and always kept it on Bitfinex as to me, the wallet was unusable (sorry, I’m not an engineer). I hodl’d until a couple of months ago but couldn’t take having my coins on an exchange. I even tried setting u
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Campaign (+ helpline) setup to find missing Blockstream co-founder Greg Maxwell(gregismissing.com)
3 points by blakenomad 9y ago|1 comments
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Join our awesome Bitcoin Cash Community (where we run crypto-raffles every day)(bitcoincash.baby)
4 points by blakenomad 9y ago|0 comments
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Thanks for letting us know 0x0! I've got that disabled now.
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Yep! As we mentioned in the article, it was poor scoping from our part which we 100% own up to. Equally though after pushing on with Stripe after the transition we have found it way more suited to our particular needs. That's not to sa
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by blakenomad 9y ago
My fault there. Noted for next time. :-)
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Why did we switch from Braintree to Stripe?(deekit.com)
96 points by blakenomad 9y ago|59 comments
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Some new updates to IOTA(blog.iota.org)
1 points by blakenomad 9y ago|0 comments
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A CTO should know what's going on in every startup function(deekit.com)
7 points by blakenomad 9y ago|2 comments
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Yep I understand that. The idea with e-residency is you cover your business expenses pretty much exclusively the company card you acquire when you establish your company in Estonia. This covers travel and accommodation primarily. Everything
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Great question. I still run all my taxes as if I'm based in the UK, even though I travel and work remotely. I am taxed as an independent contractor. I'm considering setting up as an Estonian e-resident soon though ( https:/&#
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by blakenomad 9y ago
I had the same problem initially. No one would take me on board because of the 'lack of experience'. A Workaround is to pick up a few freelance gigs on the side using Upwork, Freelancer (or similar) and then leverage that as you h
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Did you switch any of the companies you worked for remotely to clients? Or did you start from scratch?
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Most US remote jobs I've seen advertised don't want remote workers that are non-US based. I'd be interested to understand if workers can stray from their timezone once they're embedded in a business though?
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Ah thanks for the heads up, changed it.
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by blakenomad 9y ago
Awesome response! Totally agree with you that maybe it doesn't get into the nitty gritty of what it takes. I actually broke this down in the 2nd part of the article ( https://www.deekit.com/how-do-i-find-a-remote-job-par
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How to find a remote job(deekit.com)
423 points by blakenomad 9y ago|137 comments
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The ultimate front end developer toolkit – 60+ links to dev tools(deekit.com)
1 points by blakenomad 9y ago|0 comments
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The ultimate front end dev toolkit – 60+ must-have tools(deekit.com)
2 points by blakenomad 9y ago|0 comments
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Product Hunt: 7 launches and 1700+ upvotes later, what have we learnt?(deekit.com)
1 points by blakenomad 9y ago|0 comments
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224 Slack communities – Awesome list for anyone in tech(deekit.com)
1 points by blakenomad 9y ago|1 comments

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