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by teekay 6y ago
I use Eleventy for my technical blog, and self-hosted Ghost for my tango music blog. I plan to migrate from Ghost to Eleventy such that my website is 100% static. Eleventy is great for me because it's written in Javascript and I use J
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by teekay 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe | Remote Jack of all trades - full stack but happiest at the back-end. Hands-on product and project management experience give me an edge in getting the big picture fast. I will grok your idea quickly and be your relia
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by teekay 6y ago
Same here. I recently build a Ryzen 3950X PC in Fractal Define 7. The case is huge and mostly empty space. No problem though - the case sits below my 2-meter wide standing desk, so it's not competing with anything. I've got a Blu-
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by teekay 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe | Remote Jack of all trades - full stack but happiest at the back-end. Hands-on product and project management experience give me an edge in getting the big picture fast. I will grok your idea quickly and be your relia
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by teekay 7y ago
Location: Prague, Czechia, Europe Remote: yes, only remote and only contract jobs Willing to relocate: no but will travel to meet you once that's possible Technologies: .NET, then Node.js (Typescript rules!), PHP (Laravel is pretty awe
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Ideal remote working setup for a mature introvert(tomaskohl.com)
3 points by teekay 7y ago|0 comments
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by teekay 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe | Remote Jack of all trades - full stack but happiest at the back-end. Hands-on product and project management experience give me an edge in getting the big picture fast. I will grok your idea quickly and be your relia
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by teekay 7y ago
What motivates you is unique to you. Find the reason to care. Sometimes, curiosity itself is motivating enough. For me, it comes and goes and I find it difficult to get out of the "dips". I hate them. As I grow older, I don't
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by teekay 7y ago
Great article. Brings back many good memories. I blog about tango music, which probably won't be of any interest to this crowd. https://tomaskohl.com/tango . Planning to start a more techy blog, and looking at static co
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by teekay 13y ago
I would love to be able to support Linux and Mac but am not willing to dig into C++ / Qt or similar alternatives. It's a hobby project, which I should have mentioned previously, not a commercial work. C# is great and WPF/XAML
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by teekay 13y ago
I was in a similar situation, having an idea for a desktop app, and I dove straight into .NET / WPF on Windows. My reasons were that a) there are great many Windows computers around and people still use them, b) .NET and WPF are mature
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by teekay 13y ago
This is an interesting point of view. That kind of role would make my transition easier, if it exists - obviously I have to put in the work of finding it.
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by teekay 13y ago
Actually when I started PHP3 was a hot new thing :-)
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Ask HN: Going back to programming
74 points by teekay 13y ago|57 comments
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Goodbye, Android (and hello, Nokia)(tomaskohl.com)
5 points by teekay 15y ago|1 comments
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by teekay 16y ago
It's back up again.
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Fitness for geeks: my annual review of the Stronglifts 5x5 program(tomaskohl.com)
61 points by teekay 16y ago|92 comments
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Ask HN: Do I have a minimum viable product?
5 points by teekay 17y ago|0 comments