mountainplus

il y a 11 moisdiscuss

How would you handle export / import functionality?

I really like the inversion of block to allow I think it makes sense.

In my use-case I would allow different lists for different profiles

(on the other hand I have blacklisted domains that I block regardless of using work / private / family profiles)

mountainplus

il y a 2 ansdiscuss

  Location: EU
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Résumé/CV: on request
  Email: alavela05 gmail
  Technologies: osi layer 1-7, shell, python, rust, Jenkins, Aws/gcp/azr/hetzner/oracle, Java/kotlin/groovy, sql, grafana/elk/nagios

I am looking for opportunities to work remotely in infrastructure, operations, even just part-time consulting work.

Highlights:

- 2018-2023 Sysadmin/netadmin -- Building out new office building networks, from RJ45 to LAGG end-to-end. Crimped ~5 km's, serving 2Tb bandwith for 500+ people / daily

- 2016-2024 Specialist in non-web delivery pipelines. 20 million monthly active users, 20~30 builds / week

- 2020 - Co-founder: Video game studio: game programmer, delivery pipeline -- https://cigi.studio

- 2018 - Co-founder: Radio startup: Live-stream and broadcast archiving management system (B-a-a-S), 3+ years of 8 9's uptime! -- https://github.com/lahmacunradio/arcsi

- 10+ years of work experience with lots of soft skill experience: organising the first Scala/play conference in 2013, sizing teams from 3 to 53, coordinating volunteer work etc. Loads of solodev projects, and learning on the fly challenges!

mountainplus

il y a 2 ansdiscuss

  Location: EU
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Résumé/CV: on request
  Email: alavela05 gmail
  Technologies: [ (sh, unix, rust, python ,ansible, java kotlin, groovy, ruby, xctools, gradle, terraform, docker, jenkins, AWS/GCP, videocodecs, cast protocol, android build kernel), (flask, psql/redis, liquidsoap, AWS, audio codecs, audio engineering), ( godot, C++, Wasm), (pf|opnsense, openwrt, cisco, ubiquity, Tcp/ip, Dns), odd-things such as glassfish3 and the RFID-protocol[*] for a failed hardware startup ] 
   Hobbies: radical music, functional (esp. Beam-)languages, hardcore broodwar

[0] 2 years of qa / 4 years devops -- Lead for a proprietary server-agent in python and bash, system we sold commercially / Created orchestration code and deployment pipeline / Developed unified tooling and deployment of android, apple, tv & set-top-box applications

[1] 5+ years of backend/studio/technician/etc -- Co-founder of a startup community radio and radio studio, where we also wrote an archiver Api and back-end for all our radio shows and live broadcasts. We hope to provide an easier and simpler solution than airplay.fm, mixcloud, soundcloud that is private and self-hosted. - https://github.com/lahmacunradio/liquidsoap - https://github.com/lahmacunradio/arcsi

[2] Co-founded a DIY game studio, released our first game in March - https://cigi.studio/

[3] 1200sqm / 800+ m's of blanked rj45, sys-admin at an office-space and popular community space - https://golyaszovetkezet.hu/kazan-kozossegi-haz/

I'm also running the infrastructure for [1], [2].

I have worked a lot in my local communities to create successful non-profit startups which is why I can not currently relocate. Besides [2], [3] as part of a DIY group, renovated 900sqm into rehearsal space and venue. I wrote a chat bot that handles all necessary administration (ie. a stripped down Loomio). I hope to illustrate that I have a strong set of soft skills when it comes to meetings, organising, I work free and autonomously with a systems thinking approach that creates value. [2], [3], and this one as well are all volunteer non-paid jobs I work on in my free time. I'm looking for a new job after 7~ish years at a startup doing [0] and a small sabbatical break. I hope to not have been a bother thanks for listening!

[*] I have valid, good reasons I swear!

mountainplus

il y a 8 ansdiscuss

One site, your question made me remember was a third party app for events, Heyevent.

http://heyevent.com/

Out of curiosity I just re-authorised them for access and was displayed the following message:

"We're sad to announce that due to dwindling traffic, expensive hosting costs, and new limitations of the Facebook API, we've decided to close down Heyevent. We're sad to have to do this, but we unfortunatelu we see no other option. Since the launch of Heyevent, Facebook themselves has added more event recommendation. They're not as good as Heyevent's recommendations, yet. Hopefully they'll get better. Thanks for using the service!"

I found it somewhat useful in the past to keep using facebook to a minimum, so I wish them the best.

There must be some other areas of data based servicing that experience difficulties that but I can't think of any other right now.

mountainplus

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