pieperz

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by pieperz 2y ago
Do you do any consulting? Would love some help on something similar? @pieperz on twitter.
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by pieperz 3y ago
I just got in to milling trees in the last month, went from a 20" to mill up an old oak that fell in my back yard to a 36" 661. All I can say is the satisfaction of seeing what is in a tree has been some of the most fun I've
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by pieperz 5y ago
My Favorite Quilt Store | Ecom/Design/Dev | Shopify/TS/React/Tailwind/Apollo/Algolia I’m the co-owner/CTO of small yet awesome Shopify store you have never heard of in the middle of switching to...he
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by pieperz 6y ago
My Favorite Quilt Store | Shopify/JS | Full-Time | Onsite | Houston, TX We ship fabric around the world for sewers and crafters to make projects and memories for their loved ones. Remember that quilt grandma made you last year? We sell
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by pieperz 6y ago
Worked Like Socks on a Rooster
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by pieperz 9y ago
I always thought I was ADHD, then I started a business, turns out I just like to do things my way and lead not follow. I've struggled to "focus" my whole life I'm a jack of all trades and master of none. When you find th
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by pieperz 10y ago
My stumps are a platform for your nails and you can play any game you like or make up your own.
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by pieperz 10y ago
Hammer-Schlagen® is a Trademark troll check out there site
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by pieperz 10y ago
Thats looks like a lot of fun. I'm going to have to make a set and try it out.
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by pieperz 10y ago
Shipping is part of the problem and but similar games such as cornhole cost $150-$350.
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by pieperz 10y ago
This page explanes it the best. https://stumpcrafters.com/pages/what-is-the-stump-game TLDR; The Stump Game is played with a Stump, nails, and a hammer. Win by being the last nail above the face of the stump.
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by pieperz 10y ago
+1 on the Woodworking.... I started StumpCrafters.com just a few months ago and its great. I love being out in the shop more and still getting to do a few things with code here and there. Im not quite there with the customization yet but it
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by pieperz 10y ago
I got burnt out doing JS apps development during the past 2 years. I got laid off and knew I did not want a desk job anymore. I took what skills I had woodworking/web development and started a business. Its called Stump Crafters I buil
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by pieperz 11y ago
Woodworking and welding are the 2 hobbies I have found that cultivate a programmers mindset. Both crafts are heavily focused on making jigs and precision. Then as you become better you find ways to improve your speed. Wood working is a huge
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by pieperz 11y ago
I do not know any python so I am somewhat bias but. Why not start with simple JavaScript and interact with a simple REST API. With as ubiquitous as JS has become it gives students the ability to just open up a browser and try programming fr
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by pieperz 11y ago
I use evernote to take "notes" and WIP stuff(this makes it searchable). Then I have trello boards with higher level planning. To stay out of the weeds I roughly use GTD/khanban/agile that I have made work for me. It took
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by pieperz 11y ago
I would also add that I am not sure about the MEAN stack camps I have seen few if any job descriptions that actually used that stack more than likely they just want you to know JS.
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by pieperz 11y ago
It depends on the camp and who the somebody is. All boot camps are not created equal. I went to a boot camp that was not in the top tier and while I dont necessarily regret going lets just say it was not the reason I was able to get hired.
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by pieperz 11y ago
Get everything in writing....cuz that sounds sketch.