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DevelopIntelligence | DevOps + Front End Technical Trainer | Colorado | Remote We give hands-on training courses (generally 3-4 days each) to software developer teams (generally mid-level and senior devs) at companies like Intuit, Starbucks
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Several startups including PowerScout (which has since pivoted) have done this rooftop solar panel counting using machine learning.
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I use https://getpublii.com/ for this. Works really well.
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Hey Jason, which wordpress stack(s) do you use? Do you have favorite tooling?
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I appreciate this helpful comment
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I'm in Oaxaca, Mexico. Might swap between Berlin and Oaxaca for a bit. Oaxaca has: good coffee, friendly people, safety, mountains, amazing weather (except April/May, which are too hot for me), small scene of digital nomads, mount
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yes, and be ready to get social fulfillment from them too.
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Interesting. I loved Berlin but absolutely hated Boulder (the people, not the place itself which is beautiful). Also hit the bay area twice. I think Boulder is pretty different once you have a family and money vs. trying to make it there wh
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DevelopIntelligence | DevOps + Front End Technical Trainer | Colorado | Remote We give hands-on training courses (generally 3-4 days each) to software developer teams (generally mid-level and senior devs) at companies like Intuit, Starbucks
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AirNYT: Clone Airbnb with New York Times Travel Data
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DevelopIntelligence | DevOps + Front End Technical Trainer | Colorado | Remote We give hands-on training courses (generally 3-4 days each) to software developer teams (generally mid-level and senior devs) at companies like Intuit, Starbucks
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Agreed. We still need a massive holy shit moment (millions displaced?) vs. bigger CA fires or more heatwaves (which Europe mostly enjoyed this summer) or a few strong hurricanes.
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It's not about CO2. It explains where two major environmentalism schools of thought came from and how they approach the same problems differently.
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Yeah, agreed. I heard Colorado summarized as a place where people prioritize their outsides vs. their insides.
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It was amazing how totally off the data was for Mexico, relative to nearly every DN I've ever met in Mexico (100+?). I just couldn't believe how far it was from my (and people I know's) experience. I guess crowd-sourced data
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I lived in Boulder from September 2014-July 2015. I lived in Denver for 7 months after that and then moved to Oakland, California after that. Boulder is the most frustrating and disappointing place I’ve lived. I tried so many different thin
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How hard is it get a remote working visa or something similar to Germany's freelancer visa?
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DevelopIntelligence | Technical Trainer | Boulder, CO | REMOTE | https://developintelligence.com/catalog We need technical trainers for Kubernetes/Docker, React, and GoLang (among many others). The training sessions ar
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DevelopIntelligence | Boulder, Colorado | Technical Training Delivery | Contract/Part-time & Remote We need to find experienced developers who enjoy teaching. We give 2-4 day hands-on classes at mid/large tech companies and ne
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Boulder, CO and Seattle, WA were extremely socially frustrating places for me. In Seattle, they make it pretty clear they don't want to know you or talk to you. In Boulder, they seem like they do, but then they never show up. Denver wa
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The solution for me was leaving Seattle altogether. What a desperately difficult place to get human interaction in.
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San Francisco / Seattle / Denver | Contract Technical Training $1200+ per day Looking for Docker/Kubernetes instructors for 3-4 day onsite courses (travel required). Need people who know DevOps and have some speaking or train
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I'm on the other side. Most coworking spaces I've tried are too quiet. Not enough interaction. If I wanted to be left alone, I could just stay home. It's the human interaction that's keeping me sane.
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Same. They completely ignored my unsubscribe email?
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Wish it said: This startup is selling lab-grown meat for 30% less and consumers can't tell.
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You have good points. But I think you'd also probably enjoy Naval's thoughts as well. There's a great moment in an interview with him where he says that he watched multiple friends get rich and not become happier.
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http://world.timeout.com/ shows most fb events near you
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Here's my little project that is trying to make live music discovery easier: https://yaymusicmap.com/location/sfbay But I agree with all your points. FB dominates the event space. It's amazing. http:/&#
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This is a fantastic library and made it so much easier for a beginner like me to make stuff!
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