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4 years agodiscuss

Mostly to show my little projects to my friends and family:

https://beastiebytes.com/more.html

5 years agodiscuss

gut.org invest GmbH i.G. | Frontend - Rails - Hotwire | Berlin and/or remote | Full-Time

We are building a platform that lets people make a financial impact for the common good.

I am looking for a friendly and competent colleague to help me build the product and take on the responsibility for the UI part.

We would like to go with server side rendering on rails and the hotwire framework for the MVP.

Ideal candidate:

* You should be very comfortable writing maintainable CSS and javascript

* You do have an eye for design and building the user facing part is what you like most

* Broad experience and exposure to many different languages and programming concepts is a big plus.

* You care about security

Personal:

* modest enough to listen to crazy ideas

* strong enough to push back against crazy ideas

* Bonus: you’ve worked as a freelancer or ran your own company at some point in your career

* Bonus: you also speak German

Sounds interesting? Send us your CV and links you consider relevant for us (your GitHub profile, websites you worked on, Blogs) to: [email protected]

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6 years agodiscuss

Not sure if this counts, but I stuffed some pumps into old cisco switches and use those as cocktail machines.

https://beastiebytes.com/robarboter.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4NPNJzPEr4

seven

7 years agodiscuss

Software Engineering Radio - https://www.se-radio.net/

Grumpy Old Geeks - https://gog.show/

Submissions

Show HN: Google Docs and API to generate custom PDF

Show HN: Template2PDF Templates to PDF API

Turning old cisco switches into cocktail machines

Shotbot – DIY tiny cocktail machine

Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking (Cswsh)

Ask HN: Looking for Subscription Management Service

Identifying MIM-104 Patriot Batteries from Sentinel-1 SAR Multi-Temporal Imagery

Taming the 'Hard' in Hardware

Transform cisco switches into cocktail machines

Upcycling cisco switches into cocktail machines

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