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pryelluw
7y ago
How silly of me to forget to include that. Apologies for the oversight. Celerity is a consulting shop based out of DC. It works with Enterprise 500 companies. Ive been there for about 2 years remotely (engineer) and its been a good place to
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pryelluw
7y ago
One from phaser.js demos
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Yeah, the key is to go with something simple. I used a JS game (Phaser.js demo game) and just ran it in the classroom computer browser. Used up 45 minutes of time that went way too fast.
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7y ago
Celerity | Sr Engineer | Remote (USA) | Full time Stack: JS, node.js, FE (React, Redux) We are looking for a JS focused engineer. Fully remote. Salary does not vary per location or any of that nonsense. You need to live in the US. No silly
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Ive done something similar before. Went with a videogame and showed them how it editing the code changed the game. They started requesting silly changes and went from there. Super fun.
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SEEKING WORK Location: Atlanta GA, USA Remote: Yes Technologies: Python 2&3, Django (DRF) I specialize in building software that works. Years of experience in Startup and Enterprise projects. pryelluw@gmail.com
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7y ago
This question is too broad and you provide absolutely no context. What is the product? What is the target market?
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7y ago
What kind of car is it? Year/model/mileage if you dont mind.
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7y ago
Cars are built to mostly recirculate the cabin air when the recirculate option is turned on. Note that cabins are not fully sealed from the outside. You have multiple vents located throughout the car whose job is to keep the outside element
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7y ago
Whatever gets me a/b testing quicker. In my case, its hubspot.
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pryelluw
7y ago
Yes, I think the word inequality is correct. It comes as a result of hoarding wealth.
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8y ago
I dont mean to be snarky, but am curious. Were you one of the lucky employees who has won the startup lottery?
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8y ago
That's true. The odds are those of being born rich.
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8y ago
I disagree. A startup is all about risk and low return for employees. You get paid less, work more, and have less job security and benefits. A big company will give you a noce salary, benefits, and better job security without the risk. It m
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8y ago
To a point. I cant comment on regards to this being the goal of the company above. We should consider the following: A startup can have a product offering and also be the product itself.
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8y ago
It's why I prefer quick phone interviews. It gives me enpugh of a glimpse into their culture.
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8y ago
There might be potential uses for distributed ledgers in an industry that is required by law to share your care history. This specific company not having arrived at a concrete product does not negate the potential upside. All it takes for t
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8y ago
I'd say in general terms including conventional vehicles and not only EVs.
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1. Consulting. Mostly because you can't productize strategy. 2. No, US only. Wardley does originate in the UK. The US is slowly catching up. I predict this will be taught in college in 10 years.
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Same with American made products. Have you driven a Chevrolet lately?
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I meant that there must be Chienese people doing the same thing people used to do here when domestic factories a thing. I was not commenting on the quality of the work. BTE, saying the Chinese quality must be automatically shite is a ridicu
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8y ago
I used to know tool and die makers that did that back in the day. Sadly, a lot of manufacturing was sent off to China. I assume there are Chinese people doing similar things.
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Not at all. There are others (me included) who also realized that code evolves with your understanding of a problem.
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8y ago
No, it's topographical. Look it up: Wardley mapping.
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pryelluw
8y ago
No website. Just referrals. Every founder I've worked with will always talk to other people about it and share my contact info. Works great because I cannot do it full time at the moment. Email in profile if you have context-specific q
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8y ago
Google Wardley maps. There is a free book on medium from its creator Simon Wardley.
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8y ago
I do business strategy for startups through topographical business maps. It's the best strategy tool out there and helps avoid costly mistakes. It also aides in acquiring funding.
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8y ago
Email (address in profile) me if you want to do some pair programming sessions. I've helped others get unstuck this way.
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Is it a surprise to anyone that all the major advertising companies are more than willing to meet the demands of nations that do not deem child labor as a negative? Not at all. Its why these companies need to be regulated. Sadly, regulation
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8y ago
Yup. Made good money from it and have helped others as well.
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