JeremyBarbosa

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Software Engineer --> Writer

Feel free to reach out if you need anything written: [email protected]

Also message me if you want to discuss anything interesting about Rust, Linux, or other FOSS software!

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Comment · 2 months ago

Yeah and I know one issue with this is that sites like Amazon tend to have greater protections against scraping from AIs, so there is not much AI providers could do if they wanted to find the true lowest price.

Comment · 4 months ago

Wow! https://treinposities.nl/ even shows historical positions since 2019. Feels like something you'd only see in a cheesy murder mystery.

Comment · 1 year ago

SEEKING WORK | Boston, MA USA | REMOTE | Technical Copywriter

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Hi, I'm Jeremy, an ex-software engineer who writes about tech. After helping build a cloud storage unicorn, I got into teaching developers and found out that I'm pretty good at making complicated stuff make sense. Now I write technical content mainly for SaaS companies. Happy to also chat about open-source, cloud architecture, or where tech content is heading.

If you want to learn more, reach out to me at [email protected]

My Main Services

- Blog Writing: I turn complex tech topics into articles people actually want to read. Whether it's deep dives for your engineering audience or guides that won't scare off beginners.

- Topic Planning: Not sure what to write about? I look deep into what your users care about and map out content that'll actually help them while helping you grow.

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Comment · 1 year ago

SEEKING WORK | Boston, MA USA | REMOTE | Technical Copywriter

Have a new product launching soon? Or some content you have been meaning to get to?

If you want to learn more, reach out to me at [email protected]

My Main Services

- Blog Writing: I turn complex tech topics into articles people actually want to read. Whether it's deep dives for your engineering audience or guides that won't scare off beginners.

- Topic Planning: Not sure what to write about? I look deep into what your users care about and map out content that'll actually help them while helping you grow.

- SEO That Makes Sense: No keyword stuffing here - just strategic writing that helps you show up when people Google their problems.

Comment · 1 year ago

SEEKING WORK | Boston, MA USA | REMOTE | Technical Copywriter

Have a new product launching soon? Or some content you have been meaning to get to?

If you want to learn more, reach out to me at [email protected]

My Main Services

- Blog Writing: I turn complex tech topics into articles people actually want to read. Whether it's deep dives for your engineering audience or guides that won't scare off beginners.

- Topic Planning: Not sure what to write about? I look deep into what your users care about and map out content that'll actually help them while helping you grow.

- SEO That Makes Sense: No keyword stuffing here - just strategic writing that helps you show up when people Google their problems.

Comment · 1 year ago

As someone who has used Bevy in the past, that was my reading as well. It is an incredible tool, but some of the things mentioned in the article like the gnarly function signature and constant migrations are known issues that stop a lot of people from using it. That's not even to mention the strict ECS requirement if your game doesn't work well around it. Here is a good reddit thread I remember reading about some more difficulties other people had with Bevy:

https://old.reddit.com/r/rust_gamedev/comments/13wteyb/is_be...

I wonder how something simpler in the rust world like macroquad[0] would have worked out for them (superpowers from Unity's maturity aside).

[0] https://macroquad.rs/

Comment · 1 year ago

I was bit confused why this was notable, but the Pixel 9a just released Thursday. So this is an incredibly fast turnaround for a community OS.

Comment · 1 year ago

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- Blog Writing: I turn complex tech topics into articles people actually want to read. Whether it's deep dives for your engineering audience or guides that won't scare off beginners.

- Topic Planning: Not sure what to write about? I look deep into what your users care about and map out content that'll actually help them while helping you grow.

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Comment · 1 year ago

So happy to read this because I don't see it mentioned often enough.

I have a ErgoDox EZ, and I still prefer using my Framework 13 (with Kanata![0]) because having my thumbs navigate the trackpad is so convenient even with a keyboard-driven setup.

[0] https://github.com/jtroo/kanata

Comment · 1 year ago

SEEKING WORK | Boston, MA USA | REMOTE | Technical Copywriter

Have a new product launching soon? Or some content you have been meaning to get to?

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- Blog Writing: I turn complex tech topics into articles people actually want to read. Whether it's deep dives for your engineering audience or guides that won't scare off beginners.

- Topic Planning: Not sure what to write about? I look deep into what your users care about and map out content that'll actually help them while helping you grow.

- SEO That Makes Sense: No keyword stuffing here - just strategic writing that helps you show up when people Google their problems.

Comment · 1 year ago

SEEKING WORK | Boston, MA USA | REMOTE | Technical Copywriter

Have a new product launching soon? Or some content you have been meaning to get to?

Hi, I'm Jeremy, an ex-SWE who writes about tech. After helping build a cloud storage unicorn, I got into teaching developers and found out that I'm pretty good at making complicated stuff make sense. Now I write technical content mainly for SaaS companies. Happy to also chat about open-source, cloud architecture, or where tech content is heading.

If you want to learn more, reach out to me at [email protected]

My Main Services

- Blog Writing: I turn complex tech topics into articles people actually want to read. Whether it's deep dives for your engineering audience or guides that won't scare off beginners.

- Topic Planning: Not sure what to write about? I look deep into what your users care about and map out content that'll actually help them while helping you grow.

- SEO That Makes Sense: No keyword stuffing here - just strategic writing that helps you show up when people Google their problems.

Comment · 1 year ago

>The City was among America’s premier trains, a luxury streamliner that could hit 110 miles per hour while white-jacketed waiters balanced trays of cocktails

I wonder how passengers back then would have imagined rail travel today, 75 years later (aside from the life-threatening storms, of course). The Overland Route is now freight-only, and the closest equivalent, the California Zephyr, takes about 52 hours to make the journey this train did in just 40!