adam_albrecht
Joined 16 years ago
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Comment · 2 years ago
I subscribe to QiReader for exactly this feature. Works great.
https://www.qireader.com/
Comment · 5 years ago
Another tip: Spotify seems to ignore anything you listen to during a "Private Session".
I listen to a lot of ambient and instrumental music while I work, but I don't want recommendations based on this, so I always start a private session.
Comment · 6 years ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote or Columbus, Ohio
Full Stack Software Engineer
Portfolio: https://www.adamalbrecht.com/portfolio
• 10+ years of experience building complex business applications in Ruby-on-Rails, Javascript, React, HAML, SASS, Rspec, etc.
• I also have experience in Elixir and Phoenix
• I've helped start 2 successful SAAS businesses, one in healthcare and the other in legal tech.
Comment · 6 years ago
Location: Columbus, Ohio
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Not currently, but possibly next year.
Technologies: Ruby-on-Rails, React/Redux, HTML/CSS/HAML/SASS, Elixir / Phoenix
Resume/CV: https://www.adamalbrecht.com/resume
Email: adam.albrecht [at] gmail
• 10+ years of experience building complex business applications in Ruby-on-Rails, Javascript, React, HAML, SASS, Rspec, etc.
• I also have experience in Elixir and Phoenix
• I've helped start 2 successful SAAS businesses, one in healthcare and the other in legal tech. One was recently acquired while the other is a thriving business.
Comment · 6 years ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote or Columbus, Ohio
Full Stack Software Engineer
• 10+ years of experience building complex business applications in Ruby-on-Rails, Javascript, React, HAML, SASS, Rspec, etc.
• I also have experience in Elixir and Phoenix
• I've helped start 2 successful SAAS businesses, one in healthcare and the other in legal tech. One was recently acquired while the other is a thriving business.
Comment · 6 years ago
I totally understand why certain apps need it, but not a simple music player.
Comment · 6 years ago
Downloaded it, but it asked for permission to use MacOS' accessibility features, which I thought was weird.
But they mention iOS and mac apps on the site coming soon and have an email signup form.
Comment · 8 years ago
Yellow Springs is actually a neat little town on its own, with several good restaurants and coffee shops and stores. It has a reputation as sort of a hippie town. And Dave Chappelle lives there. Probably not a lot of nightlife or jobs, though.
Comment · 10 years ago
Richard Feldman (who works with Evan Czaplicki at NoRedInk) mentioned it in the Elm slack channel.
http://i.imgur.com/pqk9oMl.png
It will definitely be a very different compile target. But Elm really doesn't take any inspiration from Javascript, so I don't think it will change much about the fundamentals of the language. Of course they'll need to add capabilities for concurrency, OTP, etc.
Comment · 10 years ago
Docker ID: adamalbrecht
hopefully not too late - but thanks regardless!
Comment · 10 years ago
This is why I have a sit/stand desk. Often I'll start the day sitting, then once I've achieved a good flow, I'll switch to standing (usually in the early afternoon).
Comment · 11 years ago
This looks very nice, but I would need browser extensions and mobile apps to go along with it.
1Password is honestly the one app that has kept me from switching to Linux from OSX. Would love to see a decent open source alternative.
Comment · 11 years ago
Looks really nice but I've found that apps like this aren't incentivizing enough to be useful in the long term. I use Beeminder, which isn't nearly as nice-looking or user-friendly as Steaks appears to be, but its financial incentives work phenomenally well. If you're serious about keeping (or breaking) a habit, you check them out. And competitors, you should copy some of their features.
Comment · 12 years ago
Yeah, well, history is gonna change.
Comment · 13 years ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote is fine. We're based out of Columbus, Ohio. This would be a fairly short-term project (a few weeks to a month)
We're a small startup building a Rails app and a core piece of it is generating a fairly complex PDF document from an existing template. Ruby doesn't have the greatest PDF tooling, so I could be convinced to use something else for this piece, but sticking with ruby would be ideal.
Would love to find someone with relevant experience generating complex PDF's.
You can read more about us here: http://nextchapterbk.com
If you're interested, you can email me at adam [at] nextchapterbk.com