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by dglass 6y ago
My blog is built using Jekyll and the code lives in a private github repo. I use Netlify for hosting and SSL. Total cost is about $9 per year to renew the domain. https://www.exponentialbackoff.com/
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by dglass 6y ago
> my users are candidates and not employers There's your answer right there. Find remote employers who are hiring and pitch them on a paid listing with prime placement within the app. Job boards are marketplaces. Supply = employers,
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by dglass 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback, and I don't blame you. Right now we've got communities in Portland, San Diego, and the SF Bay Area. We'ree planning to expand to a few new cities soon and are always open to people who want to host Wo
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by dglass 7y ago
Shameless plug -- my company is working on solving this problem also, but unfortunately we weren't mentioned in the article. We talk with a lot of remote workers, freelancers, consultants, and self-employed workers, and the common them
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by dglass 7y ago
Glad to see this data coming out. My company builds tools for remote workers so naturally, I speak with a lot of people who work remotely. I'd say most of the pain points I hear from remote workers line up fairly well with the data in
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by dglass 7y ago
I'm working on cataloging and indexing the table of contents for all the cookbooks my wife and I have acquired over the years. It'll make it much easier to search by recipe name across all our cookbooks when there's a dish we
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by dglass 7y ago
We build products for remote workers at my company[0], and we talk to a lot of remote workers to get their feedback. It's true that loneliness is a big problem that is mentioned by almost everyone we talk to. We wanted to find a way to
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You Need to Find a Work Crew(medium.com)
1 points by dglass 7y ago|0 comments
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Social Debt: The dark side of working from home(medium.com)
1 points by dglass 7y ago|0 comments
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Programming Career Advice: Find Your Priorities(junior-to-senior.com)
1 points by dglass 7y ago|0 comments
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by dglass 7y ago
Is there anyone using Nim either in side projects or in production that can comment on how they like it? I keep hearing about Nim and it sounds interesting, but I'm not sure I have the mental capacity right now to do a deep dive into t
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by dglass 7y ago
I run https://bannerjs.com which is a configurable banner announcement service for websites that currently brings in $220 MRR. I also run https://www.junior-to-senior.com which is a career advice newsletter for progr
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Junior to Senior: A Career Advice Newsletter for Programmers(junior-to-senior.com)
2 points by dglass 7y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Configurable Website Banner Announcements(bannerjs.com)
4 points by dglass 7y ago|0 comments
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by dglass 7y ago
While it's not proving the majority of my income, I've been growing BannerJS for a couple of months from a side project for some of my own sites into some nice income on the side. https://bannerjs.com
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by dglass 7y ago
I downloaded the do not pay app a week ago because I wanted to use their temporary card number feature to sign up for a free trial. This feature automatically declines the charge when the trial finishes. The app was free to download and I w
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The First Few Years(juniortosenior.substack.com)
1 points by dglass 7y ago|0 comments
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by dglass 7y ago
makes sense. Sounds like you're more involved in management / decision making then?
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by dglass 7y ago
Never heard anyone describe working in a coffee shop as an anti-social behavior before. I'm curious why you think that?
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Ask HN: Do you work in coffee shops?
8 points by dglass 7y ago|12 comments
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by dglass 7y ago
Completely agree. GCP is confusing as hell to navigate. I don't need some polished up pretty looking UI. I need to be able to access my resources quickly and move around the dashboard easily. Things are scattered everywhere in GCP.
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by dglass 7y ago
I find the GCP dashboard very confusing to navigate, and the material design does not help the information hierarchy one bit. I'd argue GCP is just as bad, if not worse, than AWS for beginners. I'm already intimately familiar with
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by dglass 7y ago
I've been working remote for a year now and don't think I can go back to working in an office 5 days a week. The lifestyle flexibility to take care of things around the house and run errands throughout the day while still getting
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Upcoming Remote Worker Meetups in the SF Bay Area(outofoffice.app)
1 points by dglass 7y ago|0 comments
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by dglass 7y ago
I have about 10 years of experience in software and have been working remote for the last year. While I enjoy the flexibility of working remote, I would not recommend it to junior developers. The experience you get from working in an office
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WeWTF, Part Deux(profgalloway.com)
3 points by dglass 7y ago|0 comments
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by dglass 7y ago
For remote workers in the Bay Area that deal with the added loneliness of working from home, Out Of Office[0] hosts weekly popup coworking sessions at different locations around San Francisco. It's a great way to get out of the house a
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by dglass 7y ago
> My email address isn’t on the web. Email address is in your public git commits. Your email address is on the web.
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by dglass 7y ago
With 2 stroke you need to mix the oil with the fuel before injecting it into the engine in order to lubricate all the moving parts. With 4 stroke the oil and gas are kept separate and you just feed the fuel in. 4 stroke is more commonly sol
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by dglass 8y ago
The US-China trade deal has 100% to do with this. It's too big of a coincidence that just as China agrees to designate fentanyl as a controlled substance, the dealers voluntarily (as a whole) decide it's too risky to trade.

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