dylanhassinger

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by dylanhassinger 3y ago
Next.js
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
not what u asked, but i like a standing desk I can switch back and forth to. my goal is a 4-season porch with couch/desk/counter options.
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
of course
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
if you're that worried, study machine learning and start a garden
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Really you might consider seeking a short career in tech, i.e. retiring early with early employee stock options or a startup exit. As for career longevity, there are a million opportunities out there for millions of types of engineers. My s
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Rails backend (since you know it) Next frontend (to enforce loose coupling)
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Foster Parent Saving up money to buy land and start homesteading off-grid
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
sounds like a combination of reactivity / instrumentation / declarative programming reminds me of Bush's memex "pathways"
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
it would block sunlight from the street level probably would also complicate ownership & liability
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
there's still infinite market, just hard to make it a full time gig - like it always was the smart freelancers lock into 1 or 2 steady clients and grow with them
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
If power grid goes out, you can run your house off an EV. so goes both ways
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
I would think a decent vanlife solar setup would be able to recharge a couple ebikes. Hell might even be able to do it with a Jackery or GoalZero battery
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
yes probably 1 parent corp, its an incubator which has employees those employees work on products and service offerings company can then spin off individual product/service if one takes off
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Agree 100%. I wish there was a lightweight utility framework that is truly just shorthand, i.e. if I know the CSS property I can predict what the class name would be. With Tailwind it's all arbitrary
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
invest wisely and retire in 8-10 yrs
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Dont share the nature of your offense unless specifically asked. Just say you were arrested for a serious crime. Beyond that, same as anyone else. Make a resume site and apply to as many jobs as possible. Obviously if you can get your own
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
same as it ever was
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Just like any age, apply to as many jobs as possible
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
also - use nvm or n to switch versions quickly on your machine
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
I would frame it as a 1-year project with 3-month chunks Some sub priorities - add as much automated testing and pre-running as possible. Use a tool like GhostInspector to add E2E tests quickly - definitely upgrade in steps, 14 to 16. Try u
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
make a resume/portfolio website create your own side project volunteer some work to another project to get more experience
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
maybe try outline? it's pretty cool and has collapsible sidebar getoutline.com
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
One relevant question is, is this actually a company already, with incorporation and ownership. Or is this just a side project so far. Another big question is, does the co-founder bring anything tangible to the table. Do they have an online
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
no backsies
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
just jump in. sure there's new tools but common sense and technical problem solving are same as they ever were. build a resume site with NextJS, that'll get you up to speed u will learn more by getting a job/freelance projec
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Most established companies are always on the lookout for senior devs. Makes sense to just keep an ad up regardless of actual positions open
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
Ada Lovelace
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
She could start now trying to find a remote role - technical writing, software engineering, project management. There is lots of opportunity in tech for a biologist with background in academia that being said, y'all should probably get
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
i had a spotty resume and bounced back and forth between jobs/freelancing. its not that big of a deal. there's even a positive, it's given you insight into how different teams work. any experience is good experience. a few su
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by dylanhassinger 4y ago
You are misrepresenting my point. MAGA conservatives are threatening violence and seeking to overturn election results they don't agree with. I don't give a damn what people think. When they start threatening my safety because t

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