spirodonfl

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by spirodonfl 5y ago
I get what you're saying but this attitude is what essentially says "Developers are ok with this crap so keep doing it please". Or, in other words, you say it's unfair but then participate anyways and whatever you say no
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by spirodonfl 5y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, Laravel, Symfony, Drupal, Magento, Node, Vanilla JS, React, HTML, CSS (Tailwind and other frameworks like it), AWS - Lambda, AWS - EC2, AWS
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by spirodonfl 5y ago
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, Laravel, Symfony, Drupal, Magento, Node, Vanilla JS, React, HTML, CSS (Tailwind and other frameworks like it), AWS - Lambda, AWS - EC2, AWS - SageMaker,
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by spirodonfl 5y ago
I've actually been using xterm in my self baked full RDP suite using Node and WebRTC to control my PC(s) and raspberry pis remotely. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vkXp9Hm-9ID8eOrApjLFGFc-fOe... Thank you f
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by spirodonfl 5y ago
Top anybody interested, I setup a google form, completely anonymous, asking programmers their opinions on the interview process. I'm working towards building something better that is re-usable and makes life easier across the board. h
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by spirodonfl 5y ago
Perhaps you misread the paper? You cherry picked a portion of the abstract and made it seem like that conclusion was made. Here, let me help you: "Conclusions: Individuals who have had SARS-CoV-2 infection are unlikely to benefit fro
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by spirodonfl 6y ago
Just a stupid thing I did that isn't anything special at all but was cool to build anyways. https://spv.spirofloropoulos.com Send positive vibes out to the world and see where people are sending vibes to.
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by spirodonfl 6y ago
I'm catching up to you in terms of age and experience. Also self taught and hate the FAANG style code stuff because I just think it's not properly representative of real life, most of the time. I am also easily looked over for wha
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Ask HN: Job seekers – how are you coping?
2 points by spirodonfl 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Long time tech folks, what's your story?
8 points by spirodonfl 6y ago|4 comments
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by spirodonfl 6y ago
I'm trying to help the programmer community by gathering up some data. If you have just a few minutes to fill out a form I've made I would appreciate it. I'm going to take this data and come up with some solutions that benefi
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by spirodonfl 6y ago
I've got a couple. https://spv.spirofloropoulos.com Send positive vibes into the world! https://spirofloropoulos.com/machikoro/ Web based hotseat version of machi Koro. Multi-player might work. I don&#
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by spirodonfl 7y ago
Those can be solved
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by spirodonfl 7y ago
It's not that hard, actually, I've done this with Node. Since you can install Node anywhere, include a binary, or whatever, you can have Node run as a server and it can run with elevated privileges, if needed. You have it scan a d
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
Add a baby to the mix. Suddenly you've got more human interaction than you can imagine in a given day.
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
What I've done is kinda standardized the solution. I've made all my elements listen for a template tag in the html page that contains <link> tags to the stylesheets I use globally. <template id="x-global-styles"
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
If I wanted to offer whatever programming chops I have and support one of the initiatives you're working on, what's the best way for me to do that? I appreciate all your work and contributions to the community in general. Please k
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
There are so many job boards out there now that it's way too saturated and every job board has something wrong with it (or a lot of things wrong with it). I just can't keep up with all of them and it takes some time (sometimes a l
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Let me do my damn job or do it yourself(dev.to)
2 points by spirodonfl 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What would you include in a tech curriculum?
1 points by spirodonfl 8y ago|1 comments
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
I agree with the idea of a certification program. Even a full-on curriculum. At the end, you walk away with something approved by the industry in general as something of value. Something that indicates "This person knows how to, bare m
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
It's polarizing. Everyone has their own viewpoint and it feels like that's the viewpoint they cling to and so it becomes personal when you go against it. Something like that, anyways. Edit: better wording
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
I like the idea of a proper and respected exam of some kind to test you on a variety of skills that are actually valuable in general and in specific. I've attempted to gather data from colleagues around me but the data is limited. Post
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by spirodonfl 8y ago
Geez I could not agree more. Not only has it, overall, been a bad investment of time (for myself and others I know around me in the field) but so many companies are unclear in what they're looking for in that test to begin with. I wrot
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by spirodonfl 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - Sechelt, BC, Canada (must be REMOTE) 15+ year web developer with a lot of varied experience. Website: https://www.spirofloropoulos.com Email: spirodonfl@gmail.com
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by spirodonfl 9y ago
Location: Sechelt, BC, Canada Remote: Prefer remote Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: Javascript, Node, C/C++, PHP, Perl, HTML, CSS, PHP frameworks, JS frameworks, GIT, Agile and more Résumé/CV: https:/&#x2