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wtracy

4,074 karmajoined 16 lat temu
http://www.wtracy.com/

I'm a software engineer based in the North Bay. I'm actively looking for remote work opportunities, whether short-term or long-term.

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wtracy
·6 dni temu·discuss


  Location: Santa Rosa, CA (north of San Francisco)
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: For the right salary
  Technologies: C/C++, Python, Django, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Linux, some JavaScript + React, and some mobile (Android, React Native, and Capacitor)
  Resume/CV: https://www.wtracy.com
  Email: [email protected]
I'm currently open to an equity-only role as long as I can work from my current location. I'm close enough to The Bay to make occasional trips, but not close enough to commute.
wtracy
·16 lat temu·discuss
Ah, I have a 1 bed/1 bath. That explains things.
wtracy
·16 lat temu·discuss
Hmm, I pay just under $1500/month for my apartment in San Jose, I have my own washer/dryer, and I can walk to work. As mentioned above, though, the neighborhood is dull and depressing.

Still, you might want to look around for another place to live.
wtracy
·16 lat temu·discuss
I've lived in one of those "hives" for a around a year.

I've been fighting with clinical depression, but I was already having problems with that before I moved there. I can't tell if it's made things worse, though it certainly hasn't made things any better.
wtracy
·16 lat temu·discuss
I'm not the parent, but for starters, there's the Academy of Sciences, the DeYoung Museum, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Legion of Honor, and Fort Point.
wtracy
·16 lat temu·discuss
Agreed on aquarium supplies.

Apparently the marine aquarium wholesalers have the whole of the continental U.S. divided into five "zones". The San Francisco Bay Area is one of the zones. :-)