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by kgodey 4y ago
My driving lessons (in India) did include a few hours in an arcade-style simulator before we went on the road. I've tried driving lessons in the US and they don't seem to include simulators. People actually follow traffic rules he
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by kgodey 4y ago
I'm sure I could be making 2-3x what I'm making but my quality of life is at _least_ 10x better so it's worth it. More money is not worth the stress – quality of life is what matters. I also live in a low cost of living area
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by kgodey 4y ago
If you're burned out now, you're not a good place to be making decisions about what you should do next. Since you've already planned to take at least a 6 month break, don't start thinking about what to do next for at lea
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by kgodey 4y ago
Mathesar | Bilingual Software Engineer (Japanese/English) | Remote (Anywhere) | Full-Time (1 year contract) Mathesar is an open source project to provide an intuitive interface to databases that anyone can host on their own server. We
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by kgodey 4y ago
I think intellectual property doesn't make any sense as a concept and software should be open source by default. I also think anyone who owns a computer has the right to modify the software that runs on it. My last two jobs have been m
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by kgodey 5y ago
We're building an (open source, self hosted) tool that does the "hook it up to Postgres and pull out and display data with the same functions" portions of what'd you like. https://github.com/centerofci&#x
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by kgodey 5y ago
We're building a similar tool that's self-hosted only ( https://github.com/centerofci/mathesar ). I'm glad there are more tools to make working with data easier, but I don't use any of them because pu
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by kgodey 5y ago
Mathesar | Senior Frontend Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://wiki.mathesar.org/ Mathesar is an open source tool that provides an intuitive interface to databases. Our goal is to make it easy for non-technical users to
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by kgodey 5y ago
Center of Complex Interventions | Backend Engineer | Remote (anywhere), full time, open source, nonprofit Mathesar is an open source project that aims to make databases accessible to non-technical users, allowing users to store, manipulate,
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by kgodey 5y ago
I use their "Collections" feature for this. A book can be in multiple collections, and I have a "Basement" collection for books in storage. They also have tags that you can use for a similar purpose.
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by kgodey 5y ago
I don't think they make them anymore, according to this website[1], DigitalConvergence had an inventory of 3 million PS/2 CueCats and 1/2 million USB CueCats when they folded. I'm pretty sure LibraryThing bought some of
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by kgodey 5y ago
I have 3,476 books cataloged at the moment on https://www.librarything.com/ . I bought one of their barcode scanners ( https://www.librarything.com/more/store/cuecat ) to do my initial cataloging but
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by kgodey 5y ago
Center of Complex Interventions | Frontend Engineer | Remote (anywhere), full time, open source, nonprofit Mathesar is an open source project that aims to make databases accessible to non-technical users, allowing users to store, manipulate
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by kgodey 5y ago
Center of Complex Interventions | Frontend Engineer | Remote (anywhere), full time, open source, nonprofit Mathesar is an open source project that aims to make databases accessible to non-technical users, allowing users to store, manipulate
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by kgodey 5y ago
Yup, here it is: https://www.amazon.com/review/top-reviewers . Edited to add: I think it takes into account how many people vote your reviews as helpful. I got a lot of helpful votes because I received books weeks or mo
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by kgodey 5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote | Part-Time (~20 hours a week) Center of Complex Interventions (CCI) is looking for part-time IT and systems administration support as the organization and community continue to grow and as CCI looks to scale its
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by kgodey 5y ago
I reviewed books regularly on Amazon years ago and made it into their top 10,000 reviewers list. Ever since then, I regularly get emails from Amazon sellers asking me to review their products. Before Amazon introduced the "verified pur
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CC Search to Join Wordpress.org(ma.tt)
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by kgodey 6y ago
Center of Complex Interventions | First Frontend Engineer | Remote (forever) | Full Time | Open Source We're looking for our first frontend engineer to help build a brand new open source product that helps users of all skill levels sto
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by kgodey 6y ago
Center of Complex Interventions | Frontend Engineer, Product Designer | REMOTE | Full Time We're looking for our first frontend engineer and product designer to help build a brand new open source product that helps users of all skill l
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Automate GitHub for more than CI/CD(opensource.creativecommons.org)
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Show HN: Open-Source at Creative Commons(opensource.creativecommons.org)
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Say Hello to the Creative Commons Open Source Community Team(opensource.creativecommons.org)
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by kgodey 6y ago
Creative Commons | Front End Engineer | REMOTE | Full time Creative Commons (CC) is looking for a Front End Engineer to help build CC Search ( https://search.creativecommons.org ) As the sole front end engineer on the project, you
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Apache Airflow Testing with Pytest(opensource.creativecommons.org)
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Introducing The Linked Commons(creativecommons.org)
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by kgodey 7y ago
Creative Commons | https://creativecommons.org/ | REMOTE | Full-time | Senior Data Engineer Creative Commons is the non-profit behind the CC licenses, used over 1.6 billion times to help creators share knowledge and creativ
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by kgodey 7y ago
Does using the tooling depend on being translated through Lang? We are going to be setting up new internationalization tooling soon but have a robust human translation community already that we wouldn't want to bypass.
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by kgodey 7y ago
Plenty of Oberlin alumni (including me) are appalled at how Oberlin is handling this situation.
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by kgodey 7y ago
We don't have any filtering on our end but all the sites that we index data from have content policies. For example, we only index public images from Flickr which automatically excludes mature content.

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