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Comment · 2 years ago
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Comment · 3 years ago
I got my current job by responding to a "Who's hiring" comment. It's by far the best job I've ever had.
Comment · 5 years ago
Hi, post author here.

To anyone upset or offended by the Linux/nerd paragraph: please chill, and please forgive my tone.

I am a nerd myself indeed, and what I wanted to convey by this not-as-funny-sa-expected paragraph was that "going full nerd" is not a solution. There are ways to protect your privacy that will not be available to less tech-savvy people, and it's a problem. HN crowd will use Thinkpads with Arch on them, and phones with Graphene or whatever, but most people won't.

Yours, Absolute nerd and lover of desktop Linux since SuSE 6.0

Comment · 6 years ago
Comment · 7 years ago
Location: Amsterdam, NL

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Go, Python, AWS, GCP, K8S, Linux, Clickhouse, Dataflow

Resume: https://piotr.is/cv.pdf

Email: [email protected]

I am an experienced backend/data engineer with background in systems engineering/SRE and research. I'm interested in any job that features a significant programming component (not so keen on devops roles). I have remote work experience, but I'd only consider remote work when a large part of the organisation is remote.

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Comment · 15 years ago
Thanks, I guess I'll just have to try it:)
Comment · 15 years ago
Neat and quite impressive, given how exotic OpenBSD seems to most people. One thing that bothers me though: why? I mean, why wouldn't they do it with any linux distribution? It would probably require less work, less custom tools (like these apps for automatic network configuration or scripts for automounting usb drives they mention), and with some security patches/kernel configurations it should give a similar security level OpenBSD does.

Or am I missing something?

Comment · 15 years ago
It's astonishing to me that a computer science student wrote such a good book. It's funny, witty, the drawings are great, and the author explains quite complicated concepts of functional programming very clearly. I've already read this book a year ago online, yet I'm still gonna buy it just to support the author.

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