Pete_arten

SEEKING WORK | Central Europe | REMOTE

Ex product manager & business developer for a web&mobile development agency, connected with a wide network of freelancers, decided to start own company. Expert in finding part or full-time mid/senior developers & designers for growing teams. Can also help you as part time PM. Currently working with three US clients.

Tech stack:

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  Frontend: HTML5, CSS3 (SASS), JavaScript (Vue.js, Node.js, Nuxt.js, React.js, TypeScript, AngularJS, jQuery)
  Backend: PHP, Java, Python (Django), C++, C#, Ruby, .NET, Go (Golang)
  Mobile: React Native, Swift, Kotlin, Xamarin, Flutter
  Databases: MySQL, NoSQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Microsoft SQL Server
  Cloud: AWS, Azure, Oracle, Google
  UX/UI: Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, Photoshop, Illustrator
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I'm going to nitpick here, but it would be cool if you could sort by category when viewing the results.

I feel like, if cars will significantly improve security, ultimately we the customers will pay the price for it in terms of more expensive cars. But then again I agree that this should be addressed.

It's like someone points out a problem, and then you stick your head in the sand and wait for things go away - or just let others deal with your issues. It's simply not the right approach.

The question here is how to break out of it. If you go to Bing for example you fall under Microsoft hood, which isn't really solving the problem.

This is all cool, but after first reading the article I got the feeling that the whole world is affected by this, no matter the location which doesn't make sense. In the Scandinavian countries (Sweeden, Finland, etc.) there weren't any Nuclear tests or detonations. I imagine most of steel there should be Low -background even today. Or am I missing something?

I got excited here, but after reading through and getting to the conclusion part my excitement dropped. Also, as the author states, if you're not technical person it's a hassle.

I thought it was a recipe from John Locke for the TV series Lost.

Okay, I understand people are frustrated with this, but the best way to tackle problems like these is to vote with your wallet. Don't use the service and heavily promote against it.

I'm guessing it's being actively worked on. You can see they, have a roadmap:

https://www.forms.service.gov.uk/forthcoming-features :)

I think this is to be expected. Of course, cancer rates will rise, global population is rising like crazy. More people consume more "junk" food than ever, so naturally this leads to more problems like obesity and cancer. At the same time, pollution and other environmental factors are on the rise as well, and these also contribute to health problems.

I think it might not be completely unrealistic, after all, the goal of the Chips act is to support, to promote investments in the semiconductor industry. There are currently 7 factories in construction and 8 more in planning stages. This info is from December 2022, so by now I will assume something is already finished or in the final stages and possibly more plans have been made.

Also, setting high goals might not be a bad thing, even if you don't reach them you might still get far and do enough change to make a significant impact on something.

I'm also doing the 16/8 IF schedule, but I honestly don't feel like I am able to enter ketosis. However, I do have better sleep and I would say more energy. It also helps me to limit "junk" intake.

Do you have a source for this?

Cost optimization and stakeholder pleasing. I also think they are counting on AI to replace some of the roles, but that's a different discussion.