nmoadev

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by nmoadev 5mo ago
Interesting thought to explore but overblown claims. For the privacy claims to hold, a fundamental conceit is that you trust and use the nowhere app / domain. The source is open, so let’s imagine that you individually can be satisfied.
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by nmoadev 2y ago
Depending on the scale of your actual systems, you might be surprised how far you can get with open source tools like Prometheus / Graphana and just not configuring them for huge scale . You could for example just run one VM for all o
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by nmoadev 2y ago
There are people like you. All is not lost. You may find the world of “Civic Tech” better aligned with your values. Look into organizations like Code for America, Center for Humane Technology, the U.S Digital Service, 18F, The Berkman Klein
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by nmoadev 4y ago
I don't think this belongs on Hacker News. It's an issue worth discussion, but it's an a category of general controversial news that gets plenty of discussion elsewhere. Also there is no technical, scientific, or engineering
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by nmoadev 4y ago
The article says that targeted responses are still also required and compliment UBI.With UBI, someone receiving addiction treatment could also actually stabilize their living situation as well as their mental health.
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by nmoadev 4y ago
How did you find these opportunities? I'm looking but having a hard time finding non-profits hiring "Software Engineer" on job sites.
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by nmoadev 4y ago
That's a helpful perspective, thanks for sharing!
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by nmoadev 4y ago
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
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Ask HN: Software Engineering for Social Good?
8 points by nmoadev 4y ago|8 comments