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ogarten

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About ogarten

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ogarten. email: hackernews.rognn@slmail.me

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    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote | CV: Full CV and details on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten Website: https://orellgarten.co…

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    Comment #45808119

    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote | CV: Full CV and details on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten Website: https://orellgarten.co…

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    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote | CV: Full CV and details on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten Website: https://orellgarten.co…

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    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote | CV: Full CV and details on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten Website: https://orellgarten.co…

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    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote | CV: Full CV and details on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten Website: https://orellgarten.co…

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    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote | CV: Full CV and details on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten Website: https://orellgarten.co…

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    Comment #44167239

    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote | CV: Full CV and details on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten Website: https://orellgarten.co…

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    Comment #43253715

    SEEKING WORK | Germany | Remote or Hybrid (Germany for onsites) CV: on request Email: hello (at) orellgarten.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogarten/ Technologies & Skill…

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    Yes, not saying this is bad at all, just kind of funny. When you think about it it makes sense though. Why wouldn't want someone have a possibility to distribute an efficient engin…

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    Comment #43251303

    Looks like we are approaching the "distributed" phase of the distributed-centralized computing cycle :) Not saying this is bad, but it's just interesting to see after being in the …

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    Why don't you just try it? Having a parse-able CV is definitively the most important criterion for your CV though. Ypu don't have to worry about anything else if it's not parse-abl…

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    Comment #42212591

    Disable SSH Agent Forwarding if you want to try this!! Relevant discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40227624

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    Ure, if you don't see yourself coding at all or doing technical work, doing consulting in an unrelated things is perfectly fine. I guess it's easier if you already got some experie…

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    It was okay. I first realized that freelancing might be an option after I was approached by someone on Linkedin to help them with a project and then I had little success with getti…

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    Comment #42134382

    I feel you to some extent. I love the challenges and problem-solving but the actual coding part becomes less interesting over time. I am not quite as far along my career as you but…

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    Comment #40863012

    Can you provide some more information on what you have worked with? I find that a lot of people coming from research over-emphasize their research and down-play the engineering sid…

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    Comment #40862944

    How does this surprise anyone? Medical data for AI training is almost always sources in some more or less shady country because they lack any privacy regulations. It's then annotat…

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    Comment #40818144

    More often than not by working a full-time job somewhere else. Besides that, there are support contracts, sponsorships and stuff like that, but I'd say there are not a lot of peopl…

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    Comment #40784929

    For an MVP a SQLite database will probably be good enough, too. You make some good points! Alternatively, go rent a virtual server for a couple bucks a months somewhere

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    Keep it as simple as possible. Lambdas and all the serverless stuff is great until it isn't anymore, because you need another service for this and another service for that which ge…

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    This is great and matches my observations, too. The people who have some kind of system in their work or life in general are usually the ones ahead of others. Systems allow efficie…

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    Comment #40702607

    It doesn't matter if you are an indie hacker, a freelance or a VC-backed startup founder. You need to talk to (potential) users to understand their needs and problems and offer a s…

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    Comment #40644168

    I am not running a SaaS Platform but I have tried to start several startup so I do have some experience but take it with a grain of salt. All SaaS that I have seen have some sort o…

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    SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | I am helping analysts BI professionals to use technical & industrial data * Location: Germany * Remote: Yes, I’m self-employed and work remotely. * Site: ht…

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    So, you got an UI and a backend and the backend more or less makes HTTP(?) requests to other services? The easiest way to secure the application is probably to use API keys or HTTP…