jeffmk

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by jeffmk 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - US, Remote - Available May 2017 onward - Hourly or milestone-bid engagements Backend developer specializing in three areas: 1) Early product R&D and implementation - Given requirements, provide guidance on scope and d
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by jeffmk 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer can build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Projects 1- to 6-months long with budgets ~US$15k-90k. Services: - sanity-check and tighten up re
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by jeffmk 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer can build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Projects 1- to 6-months long with budgets ~US$15k-90k. Services: - sanity-check and tighten up re
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by jeffmk 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer can build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Projects 1- to 6-months long with budgets ~US$15k-90k. Services: - sanity-check and tighten up re
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by jeffmk 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer can build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Projects 1- to 6-months long with budgets ~US$15k-90k. Available late 2016 and 2017. Services: -
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by jeffmk 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer can build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Projects 1- to 6-months long with budgets ~US$15k-90k. Services: - sanity-check and tighten up re
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by jeffmk 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer can build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Projects 1- to 6-months long with budgets ~US$15k-90k. Services: - sanity-check and tighten up re
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by jeffmk 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer can build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Projects 1- to 3-months long with budgets ~US$15k-50k. Services: - sanity-check and tighten up re
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by jeffmk 11y ago
Your taxes may go up, but the claim is that the amount your taxes go up will cost less than the healthcare premiums/out-of-pockets/copays/prescriptions/etc. you have to pay, thus the average individual's net cost fo
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by jeffmk 11y ago
I find that often my interest in projects waxes and wanes periodically, and seemingly randomly. I like the organizational ideas of GTD, specifically the getting the ideas out of your head and collecting them into a known place, and breaking
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by jeffmk 11y ago
Yes. It's also a problem when you're deploying to, for example, EC2 instances that are too limited -- say a t2.tiny for proof-of-concept work -- to compile the Python lxml library. That's after you figure out which 50 differe
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by jeffmk 11y ago
Indeed, I actually have a ridiculous and frustrating ongoing problem, apparently insoluble, where no matter how many times I update an app that appears under "Updates Available", it will reappear after seemingly successfully updat
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by jeffmk 11y ago
What model Dell laptop are you using?
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by jeffmk 11y ago
Serious question: what function features do you think Python's missing, that C# has (other than the lambda point)? Python indeed supports some functional paradigms: - functions are first-class citizens - list and dict comprehensions, g
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by jeffmk 11y ago
Love Trello. I'd like a locally installable version of that integrated with something like Gitlab (maybe this already exists, I haven't bothered to look). It always seemed a bit slow to me as well. The dependencies issue may be fi
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by jeffmk 11y ago
Has anyone had experience with Redmine [1]? It's quite easy to use and extend via its plugin system, but I don't see many people who have encountered it in the wild. I think its horrendous out-of-the-box look-and-feel detract heav
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by jeffmk 11y ago
True in general but I disagree on specifics and magnitude. While those -- and other factors, such as exposure -- are limiting factors, and very important, THE primary limiting factor, for me -- who has used multiple dSLRs, POSes, and Andr
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by jeffmk 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Near Chicago/Indianapolis Looking for short- to medium-term contracts (1 day to 3 months) that are ready to ramp up within the next few weeks. I'm a full-stack developer with over a decade of programming e
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by jeffmk 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Full-stack developer who can help you build your MVP in a turnkey way (requirements/communication in, working MVP or proof-of-concept product out). Looking for projects starting soon with roughly 1- to 3-month tim
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by jeffmk 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Near Chicago/Indianapolis Looking for short- to medium-term contracts (1 day to 3 months) that are ready to ramp up within the next few weeks. I'm a full-stack developer with over a decade of programming e
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by jeffmk 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Near Chicago/Indianapolis Looking for short- to medium-term contracts (1 week to 3 months) that are ready to ramp up within the next few weeks. I'm a full-stack developer with over a decade of programming
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by jeffmk 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Near Chicago/Indianapolis I'm a full-stack developer with over a decade of programming experience. My primary platforms have been C#/.NET, Python/Flask, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, PHP, and C++. I
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by jeffmk 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Near Chicago/Indianapolis I'm a full-stack developer with over a decade of programming experience. My primary platforms have been C#/.NET, Python/Flask, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, PHP, and C++. I
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by jeffmk 12y ago
Somewhat tangental to the actual story here, but is there some way to make something like Microsoft Band, Fitbit, Jawbone Up, or Nike+ FuelBand self-contained to your own server? I'd love to use one of these devices, but I abhor the id
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by jeffmk 12y ago
Completely agreed. I picked up a Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 [1] a few years ago and got rid of probably a foot stack of paper in total. It works wonders at eliminating that existential hopelessness too much clutter sometimes brings. [1] The sca
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by jeffmk 12y ago
What are some examples of poor design decisions that were made?
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by jeffmk 12y ago
I hate them as well. I use KeePassX to generate a random 20+ character alphanumeric "answer" to them, and input the question and answer in the entry comment field.
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by jeffmk 12y ago
I'm not sure how it can't be construed as a joke given the poor accuracy of the CAPTCHA "paint" app and the fact that if you fail the first ridiculously complicated image, you are greeted with this image as the second CA
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by jeffmk 12y ago
As someone who's never played this series, can you give more detail about what this means?
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by jeffmk 12y ago
I don't know what your budget is, but I found that the ASRock E3C226D2I Mini ITX "Server Motherboard" fit my needs well. Being an LGA 1150 board, it seems to support the i7-4770k CPU you mentioned and is about $100 more than

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