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by aryzach 7mo ago
SF Sauna -- SF Bay Area Electrical / Power Systems Engineer - Build a battery-integrated sauna heater Paid contract role, $80 - 150/hr, 15–25 hr initial scope This is a multi-kW DC system problem (battery pack, resistive heater, c
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by aryzach 2y ago
Applied to the Solutions Eng role, look forward to chatting!
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by aryzach 3y ago
Location: SF Remote: Yes Relocate: No Tech: Python (Django, Flask), JS/TS (React, Node), Haskell Looking for contract work 1-2 days / week as I work on my own thing. Comfortable with small startups. zach_asmith [at] yahoo [dot] co
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Obscuring RF Noise to Combat RF Fingerprinting Surveillance [pdf](aryzach.github.io)
4 points by aryzach 3y ago|1 comments
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by aryzach 3y ago
'RF fingerprinting' is a process used to uniquely identify RF devices based on hardware imperfections that show up in the RF signal. RF fingerprinting is used by both the US military and adversaries to surveil opposing RF assets.
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by aryzach 3y ago
We're Zach and Carl. Previously we worked on a small team at a startup writing software. That project involved impressive military hardware and guys who could literally snap us like twigs; our contribution was rock-solid code for use o
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by aryzach 3y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Hybrid or remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Javascript, Haskell, React, Django, Express, REST, Linux, Docker, Git, Ansible, Azure, AWS, AWS Lambdas, EC2, DynamoDB, NoSQL LinkedIn: https:&#
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by aryzach 3y ago
Looks like your application endpoint is down. I'd love to apply, email me at zach_asmith@yahoo.com
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Custom SSH Server in Haskell
1 points by aryzach 4y ago|0 comments
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by aryzach 6y ago
it's really theory (CS) vs building things (SWE). As you want to build larger projects, or build them better, you rely on CS ideas to do that. So SWE is really engineering assisted by applied CS. I've been studying CS for about tw
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by aryzach 6y ago
is this stuff really like 1970s weed? I have a feeling it's still has quite a bit less THC than 70s weed. I started smoking weed probably a year before the medical craze hit the midwest. We called them 'regs' and they were ab
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by aryzach 6y ago
I used to be a lot like this too. Eventually I got tired of it because I felt like I never had anything to show (mostly show to myself and feel proud of). For hobbies/projects where the goal is just to unwind and enjoy myself, sure, I
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by aryzach 6y ago
Github: https://github.com/aryzach How I've learned everything: https://aryzach.github.io/ClassAndBookReviews.html Location: Austin, TX Remote: Willing to work remote or in office Willing to relocate:
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by aryzach 6y ago
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Willing to work remote or in office Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: python, git, haskell, linux, java, racket (lisp dialect), ruby, agda (theorem prover), rails, C Résumé/CV: https:&#x2
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by aryzach 7y ago
I'd also add, why not just find an appropriate data science MOOC to use? I'm sure there are tons out there that have had more time and resources to pour into it. You could at least use one as a jumping point so you don't have
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by aryzach 7y ago
https://www.coursera.org/learn/programming-languages-part-b This is Part B, but there's also parts A and C. While I recommend the whole course, you don't need to take it all if you just want the interpreter p
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by aryzach 7y ago
Appropriate assignments. For me, that often makes or breaks a MOOC. I want to be stumped in an intellectual way, but not a cryptic way. I don't want to feel like I'm just trying to decode the professors cryptic problem. I want to