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Sorry, the correct answer is Forward Deployed Engineer, your job now is to move the slop forward to the customer

I agree with your sentiment, but maybe you can think of an action as a trigger that activates a tool? Like a “click” action triggers the “CRM” tool.

Did you add node_modules to your repo by chance?

Skip the UI and use Terraform

Check logs for the AI user agent?

Just brand a bidit with a lifting mechanisms

- Shop Talk Show. Chris Coyier is my idol - Syntax. Been watching less since they no longer have the catchy intro song. - Thinking Elixir. Dislike the intro but love Elixir. - JS Party, Changelog. By far the best intro songs and sound affects.

Yea, I am web developer who can’t get enough, and heavily like catchy intros

Do you not want people to contact you easily? Putting your LinkedIn would make it much easier to contact regarding hiring you.

I've been wanting to say this: Stop feeling sorry for yourself. Don't have experience? Go on Upwork or Craiglist and grab any job you can. Here's a tip: learn about your competition. Once you do, offer your services for $5 less. This shows you're eager and it's a better strategy than endlessly submitting applications without response. Take any job, excel at it, earn that 5-star review, and build your reputation. Remember, the 'hot hand' has the advantage. Picture yourself as a day laborer outside a U-Haul, ready to say 'I can do it!' first. Stop feeling sorry for yourself. GET HOT ROOKIE!

I know this tech is terrifying to actual 3D artist who don’t want be a “prompt engineer”, but as someone who has never used Blender, I think its cool that I can create something using tools like this and use them in my projects, ex background animation on a website hero section.

Because he didn’t have any class!

Location: San Francisco, CA

Remote: Sure

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: HTML, CSS, JS, React, WordPress, Gutenberg Blocks, Elixir, LiveView, Tailwind CSS, AWS, Linux

Résumé/CV: shorturl.at/ns016

Email: mchavez {atsymbol} space-rocket.com

I like to do fullstack development starting from the frontend working directly with designers, all the way to the backend, including dev ops.

I split my bedroom with a curtain and big dry erase board. I call it the reverse mullet of bedrooms, party up front, business in the back…