goodoldboys

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by goodoldboys 4y ago
What type of work do you do? I run a small consulting company that builds web apps for biotech, and we’re always looking for help. I suffer from similar problems so I’m sympathetic to the situation you described.
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by goodoldboys 5y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Full-stack software developer | Remote Guide Informatics is a small (two-person) software consulting company. We work with several biotech companies in the genome-editing (CRISPR/Cas9) space, building software that
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by goodoldboys 5y ago
Guide Informatics | Full-stack software developer | PT/FT | Remote Guide Informatics is a small (two-person) software consulting company. We work with several biotech companies in the genome-editing (CRISPR/Cas9) space, building s
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by goodoldboys 5y ago
Ah that’s right... totally forgot
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by goodoldboys 5y ago
I think you mean Keyser Soze - Kobiyashi is the hot dog eating champion
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by goodoldboys 7y ago
Interesting! I encountered this same exact scammer recently and as soon as he sent the email with all the pictures I knew it was a scam. I was definitely fooled up to that point as well though...
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by goodoldboys 7y ago
Guide Informatics | Full-stack software developer | PT/FT | Remote Guide Informatics is a small (one-man) software consulting company. About 3 years ago I was fortunate enough to start working for a computational biologist who consults
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by goodoldboys 7y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Guide Informatics | Full-stack software developer | Remote Guide Informatics is a small (one-man) software consulting company. About 3 years ago I was fortunate enough to start working for a computational biologist who
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by goodoldboys 7y ago
Guide Informatics | Full-Stack Software Engineer | Full-Time | REMOTE (US Only) guideinformatics.com Guide Informatics is a small, remote-first software consultancy that builds applications primarily for Biotech/Genomics companies. All
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by goodoldboys 8y ago
I'm considering it. I went to public school my entire life but I've spent the better part of the last decade with self-directed learning (programming). I think it's that combined with my belief that our current educational mo
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by goodoldboys 8y ago
The author hits on a lot of great points here, that I believe speak to a larger theme: there's a ton of undervalued programming talent out there and finding that talent can give your company a huge leg-up on the market.
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by goodoldboys 8y ago
If only the approval process didn't take 250x as long as the actual building of the units...
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by goodoldboys 8y ago
That's the sad reality of bay area housing in 2018. However, if they keep building enough units like these, prices should eventually become less insane.
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by goodoldboys 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, travel ok Location: US West Coast (SF & San Diego) Speizer Software is a team of two full-stack software developers who specialize in building Python web applications. We have significant experience with end-to-en
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by goodoldboys 8y ago
Thanks for the data-point. Everyone seems to like the build quality, which is more important to me than ease of use with Linux. I figure I'm going to have to roll up my sleeves to get it working the way I want, anyways.
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by goodoldboys 8y ago
+1 for a ThinkPad. I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 on an x230 that I purchased for $200 and it works great for me for limited dev work. I'm thinking about purchasing a new one with maxed out specs and it seems like Ubuntu/Debian sup
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
Speizer Software | REMOTE | Contract (1099) Part or Full-Time | Compensation: Hourly, Daily, or Weekly rate competitive with market | JavaScript Developer I'm Jordan, the founder of Speizer Software. We are a small software consulting
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
as someone who has to manage projects for multiple clients, I find docker + docker-compose to be the best solution. The overhead of docker is totally worth it because the container separation makes life so much easier. all I need to work on
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
LOL, hits too close to home.
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
yup, same here.
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
thank you for the specific numbers, I feel like I should memorize them for every time this issue comes up...
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
Service businesses still get 20% deduction on business income up to a certain income threshold, which is pretty substantial (I think it's just under 400k). Have you talked to your accountant?
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
It's the best OS for me because I containerize as much as I can (I use a separate docker-compose file for every client, for example). I've tried Docker on Mac, Windows and Linux, and it _just works_ on linux. The others were a maj
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
This is fantastic. We need more mentorship in software development. If there's interest, I'd like to start a north/east bay meetup (maybe Berkeley would be a convenient meeting point?)
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
Yeah, at best Bitcoin is pseudonymous (through mixing or obfuscating through exchanges). But really, what person committing tax fraud or other underground activity wouldn't just use an actual privacy focused crypto such as Monero (as y
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
Looks like they can afford at least one FT customer service person now, awesome!
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
Looks cool - I'd probably use this if I still lived in LA. Found a typo on your FAQ: "Our fares our much lower than a private plane service." - that second "our" should be an "are"
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
I feel like reusable rocket ships are way better than cathedrals
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
I use bitcoin.tax and it's made things so much easier. You can import trading history from the major exchanges and for any non-major exchange trading you can import manually or with a CSV. It's free for up to 100 "events&quot
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by goodoldboys 9y ago
Are banks actually using the XRP token, or just a private version of ripple technology? I can't get a clear answer on that. Also is it possible for me to use ripple to pay for things today?

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