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Re: Ask HN: What did you make during lockdown?

#41
Hand-curated remote jobs in product & UX, from across the web.

https://remotivo.com/

Of note: the site and its twitter feed (https://twitter.com/remotivocom) are generated by 2 python scripts which run on a Raspberry Pi under my desk. The 'database' is a Google Sheet and the 'host' is an S3 bucket, both of which are read from and updated every few hours by the Pi.

At the moment scraping is very basic but I’d like to automate that more. Part of the appeal at the moment (I think) is that I check the jobs to ensure they’re not scams, are actually remote, etc.

Re: Ask HN: What did you make during lockdown?

#44
I worked with theatre folks in my community to build an online interactive theatre show about space. The actors are all acting from home using whatever costume, makeup and set they can cobble together, and they communicate with the audience via WebRTC.

We’ve still got shows tonight and next weekend if anyone wants to attend (you can attend from literally anywhere as long as you’ve got a working device) and I wrote it all up in a blog here: https://chrisuehlinger.com/blog/2020/06/16/unshattering-the-...

Re: Ask HN: What did you make during lockdown?

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post #35

Nothing of any importance. Managed to screw myself up to the point of having constant generalized anxiety, so yeah, things are really working out here.

Hang in there. These are strange times and the most we can ask of ourselves is to get through them.

Re: Ask HN: What did you make during lockdown?

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post #35

Nothing of any importance. Managed to screw myself up to the point of having constant generalized anxiety, so yeah, things are really working out here.

I'm sad to hear that you feel so anxious :( Exercise helps a ton. So does therapy (cognitive behavior therapy especially). Mindfulness meditation can help a lot, too.

Re: Ask HN: What did you make during lockdown?

#50
Wrote and published a book on how to implement Sign in with Apple (https://siwa.fluffy.es) as I am an iOS dev and also backend dev, plus the deadline Apple set for it is end of this month.

Didn't do much marketing but still managed to sell 15+ copies, pretty happy about this attempt, spent 3 weeks writing it after work hours.

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