There's actually a mini-documentary about the creation of de_dust2 [0] which I think will be of interest to FPS fans.
I wonder if de_dust2 is the most played FPS map or if it has been dethroned by something like Fortnite or some other shooter map.
There's actually a mini-documentary about the creation of de_dust2 [0] which I think will be of interest to FPS fans.
I wonder if de_dust2 is the most played FPS map or if it has been dethroned by something like Fortnite or some other shooter map.
Remote: Open
Willing to relocate: Yes.
Desired role: Technical Project Manager, Program Manager.
Technologies: Jira and Confluence (incl administration), Full-stack web frameworks, High level languages (Elixir, Python, Ruby), Data (GraphQL, Postgres, Sqlite). Linux, NGinX, etc.
Other Skills: Low level product management, Client Support, Communications.
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We often see people working with those materials wear protective equipment (full coveralls, breathing / eye protection).
But we are not interested turning into Facebook. You will only see posts of your friends and nothing more.
I was spending 8+ hours a day doom scrolling which led to this idea. I just want to see what my friends want me to see and that's it.
No "People you may know" or "select at least N interests or follow N accounts to continue".
I think early adopters will invite their friends to join and that is the only way.
Got any suggestions?
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- Elixir / Phoenix,
- JavaScript (ES6),
- Python / FastAPI,
- Ruby / Ruby on Rails
- Linux / NGinX / Github / Jira / Pivotal Tracker / Trello etc.
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Current Project: https://oknext.io, which I created using Elixir and Phoenix framework.
1) Block said online service using the hostfile until addiction becomes manageable / goes away. Repeat as needed.
2) For work, keep a notebook. Review and set goals at the start of each day or week. Review and update notes / goals at the end of each day and week. Your own agenda, your game to keep yourself motivated.
Now, since your addiction is blocked and you have something to do, you'll at least get it done before turning to your addiction to kill time / unwind.