You can also try r/omad
Readit Newslapaz17 commented on Tell HN: 0.61 USD per week for daily sprouts of grains and pulses · Posted by u/meristohm
USA, remote. I recently (Feb) found work. I did about 10-15 company interviews at various stages, lots of recruiter calls. I screened out easily 3x the amount of companies due to position requirements or salary. During my job search I probably had 100 or more messages from recruiters on linkedin. Got to the final round on 6. Received 3 offers, accepted one of them.
Not a lot of equity in the comp packages this time around (real equity anyway, plenty of funny money from startups). I accepted a salary of $200k, 20% annual cash bonus, small signing bonus. My overall comp is lower, but my cash is a touch higher and the stress is a lot less.
My background is Linux, k8s, golang, and python. I also write C/C++ occasionally. Don't really ever touch front end work or databases anymore. I don't have FAANG experience, but I have contributed to some large open source projects here and there. No degree.
What kind of os projects?
To whose downloaded, is there a documentation for them?
lapaz17 commented on What things did you purchase that enhanced the quality of your life in 2022? · Posted by u/msaharia
Water filter for my tea water. Our local water is quite hard and there is a stark taste difference.
Walking treadmill for my desk. Usually sit all day and would then try to get in some movement in the evening. I now walk around 7k steps during meetings and other non-focus periods of my work. Also great when playing some games in the evening.
Setup Homeassistant paired with smart wall plugs which measure usage and turn off on a timer at night. Reduced our electricity usage by ~20%.
Good pillow and mattress. Makes a worlds difference from the previous IKEA stuff. Even though Im on the heaver side I can sleep really well on the new one.
Beware, treadmill is harmful in the long run.
remote : yes
willing to relocate: no
technologies: winapi, kernel, html, css, javascript, java, angular, kafka ,elk, docker, typescript.
Full-stack engineer with 4 years of experience. Willing to master in winapi/kernel. My current project has both full-stack and kernel requirements (implementing DLP project(Data loss prevention)).