justboxing
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The 1st one is pretty active in that you get feedback also from the community.
Upwork. Create a profile as a technical writer, and put links to your docs.
I've picked up partime gigs for API documentation, product usage documentation / User Guide, with screenshots and gifs on that platform. If you are US based, even better cos lot of Companies want to hire US based freelancer for TAX reasons and what not.
Upwork search for client even has a filter that says "US only" and I've used that as a client also, to hire freelancers from within US.
Besides traditional technical writing, there are also gigs for Technical blog posts on various subjects. Avoid the one-off gigs that are low paying, and focus on startups or companies that have already paid for other gigs (you can see it in their profile).
Source?
Last I checked, they were serving 2.37 BILLION M.A.U.s.
...That's literally like 30% of the world population. If you exclude babies and under 5, the number is probably more like 40 to 45% of world population.
> Facebook now serves 2.37 billion monthly active users, an increase of 55 million on the previous quarter.
Source: Q1 2019 Earnings Report https://s21.q4cdn.com/399680738/files/doc_financials/2019/Q1...
Was thinking the same thing. Also what about the $300+ Monitor Arm. First time seeing someone pay an arm and length for an arm.
How does one go about overcoming mental atrophy? Especially after spending a decade or more programming, I think most (if not all) developers battle with this problem...
If any one of you has successfully done this, please share.
Really impressed that you've built all the features like RSS crawler, taxonomy, user and role management etc.
That is in direct violation of #1.
>#1 ....from somewhere without cameras
Target has cameras everywhere, even OUTSIDE the Restroom (for "Loss Prevention") and inside the elevators between floors, as well as at self-checkouts and customer service kiosks.
We think cats are "unfriendly" because they do their own thing, and don't OBEY people like Dogs. When an animals doesn't obey you and do your biding, you think they are "unfriendly".
Cats are also not "reward" oriented like Dogs, i.e. you can't "train" a cat to obey you and do your biding by giving it rewards like you can with Dogs.