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by wprapido 11y ago
he said he is not american neither US resident
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by wprapido 11y ago
where do you live, which citizenship you have? yeah, we remote employees / contractors / freelancers / consultants do invoice through our own ltd companies an accountant unless they are really expertized in cross-border deals
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bummer. :( i was using it a bit over a year ago to teach someone programming basics
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by wprapido 11y ago
perhaps the best resource on starting up a business quickly is ''the 7 day startup'' by dan norris http://www.amazon.com/The-Day-Startup-Learn-Launch-ebook/dp/... check out http://7d
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by wprapido 11y ago
http://computableapp.com/ a great python teaching resource for ipad. like someone already mentioned. try replacing them for proper laptops. damn, even if they were US$100 android tablets they would be more useful as a teach
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by wprapido 11y ago
thunderbird and will be sorry to see it gone, though i am mostly using webmail and mobile. but, for that little that i need an actual email client, thunderbird works like a charm
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by wprapido 11y ago
https://www.toptal.com/blog/ https://www.paypal-engineering.com/ https://www.ebaytechblog.com/
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by wprapido 11y ago
www.toptal.com is the place where you can hire developers capable of doing more than CRUD web apps
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by wprapido 11y ago
https://www.cybrary.it/
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i can offer you a fully managed wordpress hosting. hit me up at info [a] wprapido [.] com
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hit me up if you need webhosting for nonprofits
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usually you can stay beyond the internship and adjust your status to H1B, O1, F1, ... what you really need is a foot in the door and establishing your presence in the states. once you set your foot on american soil, it gets much easier. any
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by wprapido 11y ago
nahh... not really. just being above average and having a bit of a high profile is enough
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by wprapido 11y ago
check out payoneer prepaid debit cards. they are widely used by freelancers in south america, asia, eastern europe and the US clients are fine with them, given you get a virtual US bank account. verification is simple. all it takes is a sca
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by wprapido 11y ago
if you are under 35, you can get a J1 visa fairly easy. basically, they bring you over as a paid intern. your salary and real scope of work don't necessarily need to be of an intern
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by wprapido 11y ago
mail sent!
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http://www.upwork.com/
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by wprapido 11y ago
an argentine friend of mine, well known in JS world, has an O1 visa. so did a french friend of mine, who is a renowned graphic designer. but, you really don't need to be tesla or einstein to qualify
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by wprapido 11y ago
well, i'm a designer who successfully transitioned into programming. i do PHP, python and JS. wouldn't mind some ruby work either. i'm familiar with git, too
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a happy lifetime headspace subscriber here! it's amazing!
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i'm using a lenovo W540 and am genuinely happy. 32GB RAM, SSD + HDD, old-style keyboard. the only downside is screen resolution of 1920x1080. that's perhaps the only reason why i'm going to replace it
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impressive even though the guy had a solid engineering background, what obviously helped quite a bit
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steering away from web might do the trick. try developing and marketing your own products / services, where you are not forced to use the latest framework, rather valued and consequently paid for value your software brings and problems
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EOT are heavy muthafukkas. also, you save a lot by loading WOFF only, what's pretty obvious
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i've already ditched EOT and the performance improvement is quite significant
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kinto works like a charm for me and i prefer hosting everything myself AFAIK, facebook open sourced parse server
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by wprapido 11y ago
https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-job has a ton of useful links. job boards and companies that hire remotely included