I'm looking for someone in the devrel/dev-influencer space to help me continue to grow a discord community of programmers that are looking for their first job. Info at https://qvault.io (it's launched but still very very small)
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#12I work for a national park in the Democratic Republic on the Congo as a tech lead. Some of the things we are doing: LoRaWAN for tracking and emergency response, ML to identify gorillas by their unique nose prints, and long-range drones for mapping and surveillance, and a management web app.
If you’re interested in conservation / sustainable development and associated technologies let me know! Always looking to collaborate and bounce ideas off others.
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#13I'm building iOS Apps as a solo builder. Sometimes it's a little lonely. If you are interested in sharing experiences, advice, or just chat about ideas/programming/tech or collaborate, say hello at my contact is in my profile.
I've been designing iOS apps ux/ui for the last 12 years. What are you building now? :-)
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#14The timing of this post is amazing me. Just an hour ago I was doing an internet search for how to host or participate in screen sharing while working on pet hobby projects. My thinking was “coding a side project on your own can get lonesome and stall. Wouldn’t it be neat to hangout with devs while coding, even if not speaking that much. Can share screens, be supportive.”
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#15I'm building iOS Apps as a solo builder. Sometimes it's a little lonely. If you are interested in sharing experiences, advice, or just chat about ideas/programming/tech or collaborate, say hello at my contact is in my profile.
You should setup a discord channel.
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#16I work on ways to write programs that help outsiders understand their big picture (rather than insiders understand incoming contributions).
The goal: you (any programmer) should be able to use an open-source program, get an idea for a simple tweak, open it up, orient yourself, and make the change you visualized -- all in a single afternoon.
More details: http://akkartik.name/about
What I have so far: https://github.com/akkartik/teliva
Lately I'm spending a lot of time on the sandboxing model. It's nice to be able to download and run untrusted programs before we start trying to understand them. How to permit this without letting them cause too much damage, by explicitly giving them arbitrarily fine-grained permissions that are still easy to take in at a glance.
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#17An open question: What useful information do you think each person should write in the comment to help you decide whether to collaborate or not?
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#19Unmukt Foundation[1] in India runs after school programs for poor kids to get them technology education. We're looking for people who can teach Python, Arduino, anything else.
They make best use of low-cost resources. Check out the Arduino-based robot built using recycled materials.
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#20I'm working on a zwift clone that runs in the browser and has the look and feel of a 8-bit arcade game. It's very early stage but the basics work. So if you are a indoor biker and want to join (dev, graphics, game concept or if you just want to test it for your indoor training), contact me. Contact in bio.