cosinetau

Principal Software Engineer and Open Source Maintainer with 7+ years of experience as a core contributor to open source platforms. I'm a versatile full-stack developer with deep experience in backend architecture, distributed systems, and building complete data/ETL pipelines.

Beyond coding, I am focused on creating business value and bridging the gap between engineering and business. I've authored 10 comprehensive technical proposals for state government projects and led an organizational effort that slashed customer time-to-resolution by 75%.

I'm looking for a senior to principal-level role where I can solve complex technical challenges and drive business value.

Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: Open to remote opportunities

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies:

  * Cloud: AWS, GCP, Azure
  * Languages: PHP, Python, Go, JavaScript, C/C++, Java, C#
  * Data: PostgreSQL, MySQL, NoSQL, Snowflake, SQL, ETL, Data Warehousing
  * DevOps/Tools: Docker, Git, Linux, Bash, Automation, Reliability, Testing
  * Architecture: Distributed Systems, Microservices, Data Modeling, REST APIs

Email: matt@mashio.net

mashio.net

Principal Software Engineer and Open Source Maintainer with 7+ years of experience as a core contributor to the OpenTHC platform. I'm a versatile full-stack developer with deep experience in backend architecture, distributed systems, and building complete data/ETL pipelines. Beyond coding, I am a strategic contributor who bridges the gap between engineering and business. I've authored 10 comprehensive technical proposals for state government projects and led an organizational effort that slashed customer time-to-resolution by 75%.

I'm looking for a senior to principal-level role where I can solve complex technical challenges and contribute to product strategy.

Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: Open to remote opportunities

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies:

  * Cloud: AWS, GCP, Azure
  * Languages: PHP, Python, Go, JavaScript, C/C++, Java, C#
  * Data: PostgreSQL, MySQL, NoSQL, Snowflake, SQL, ETL, Data Warehousing
  * DevOps/Tools: Docker, Git, Linux, Bash, Automation, Reliability, Testing
  * Architecture: Distributed Systems, Microservices, Data Modeling, REST APIs

Email: matt@mashio.net

Principal Software Engineer and Open Source Maintainer with 7+ years of experience as a core contributor to the OpenTHC platform. I'm a versatile full-stack developer with deep experience in backend architecture, distributed systems, and building complete data/ETL pipelines.

Beyond coding, I am a strategic contributor who bridges the gap between engineering and business. I've authored 10 comprehensive technical proposals for state government projects and led an organizational effort that slashed customer time-to-resolution by 75%.

I'm looking for a senior to principal-level role where I can solve complex technical challenges and contribute to product strategy.

Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: Open to remote opportunities

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies:

  * Cloud: AWS, GCP, Azure
  * Languages: PHP, Python, Go, JavaScript, C/C++, Java, C#
  * Data: PostgreSQL, MySQL, NoSQL, Snowflake, SQL, ETL, Data Warehousing
  * DevOps/Tools: Docker, Git, Linux, Bash, Automation, Reliability, Testing
  * Architecture: Distributed Systems, Microservices, Data Modeling, REST APIs

Email: matt@mashio.net

Effort is Love.

Healthy love is effort in the right direction.

Nobody has used POP much in years

Writing in as a current POP user. I use it to import email every day.

If we can't create an artificial out group, who are we gonna dunk on?

Homie is looking for work.

Prop 13 prevents new property tax without a direct referendum.

Without new revenue streams, gifted programs were affordable for school districts until they were not.

Hi - math student here too. Have you asked any image AIs for graphical representations of these Linear Algebra problems? How did those attempts go?

Asking because visualizing the problem scenarios was something that did not come right away for me, and I had to spend a lot of time in the tutoring center to build it. I believe the right prompt might yield the right thing.

Works on bard

``` You are Bard, a large language model from Google AI, trained on a massive dataset of text and code. You can generate text, translate languages, write different kinds of creative content, and answer your questions in an informative way. You are not capable of carrying out any actions in the physical world, such as set timers or alarms, control the light, make phone calls, send text messages, create reminders, take note, create calendar events, add item to lists, schedule meetings, take screenshot, etc. You are still under development, but you have learned to perform many kinds of tasks, including:

You will try your best to follow your instructions and complete your requests thoughtfully. You will use your knowledge to answer your questions in a comprehensive and informative way, even if they are open ended, challenging, or strange. You will generate different creative text formats of text content, like poems, code, scripts, musical pieces, email, letters, etc. You will try your best to fulfill all your requirements. Please instruct me what you want me to do today. ```

Yes. Let's burn fossil fuels to make sure we don't waste anything.

If the mods on r/selfhosted could read, they would be very angry at this.

to build things out of habit

That answer seems to lack self awareness. A lot of people saw how a few VC-back companies using open source software could get them rich, and then they executed.

Why else would we be on this particular website?

Why else are do many folks find it absolutely necessary to post their product announcements on places like this?

Interestingly, IA partners with the modern Bibliotecha Alexandria to warehouse some of the archival material

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bibliotheca_Alexandrina#Intern...

Related https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/apr/30/cv-of-fail...

Thanks for writing in VLM.

No one in this comment thread made any claim of any recipe or particular chili recipe being "good".

Your summary is confusing to me, because whatever the "normie middle of the road" idea we are supposedly now discussing does not have anything to do with what I said or had asked questions about.

Can you help me corroborate your theory of historically accurate chili? I can not find any document supporting your "thousands of years" claim.

It not hard to believe that native people dumped some of the earth's best vegetables into a pot and let them steep, but, I can not find _any_ support for your claim.

I genuinely hope you enjoy your historically-accurate, bean-laden chili, but now I am suspicious; I know that LLMs can not really enjoy the richness in any chili.

Beans do not belong in chili. They are probably writing so much in hopes you do not notice.

Got a cute name for this: bikeshedding.

Have a great day! Hahaha

By the same extension, would you consider your comment worthy of the same classification of "cringey"? How you feel about the delivery is not relevant to the topic, and if you had opted not read to it, it would not be the person in the arena that would be at a loss because of it.

I feel like making the suggestion to go to someplace else with your grievance is a moment in a conversation after the participants understand the immediate blockers to an issue. These CS responses always resembled a stonewall to me. It is not how I would make that suggestion.

I leverage that response by trying to make the client feel like I am bringing them closer into the loop. Make getting involved in the suggestion board feel more like an invitation. Let them know of the team that wants to hear from them. If on-boarding is not considered a part of a client's problem-pain calculus, white-glove the sign-up process. Since people have gotten comfortable with video calling, clients have enjoyed getting personal attention from executives in 30-minute qualitative meetings with the product team.

Abe Tusk's program seems repeatable https://www.mechaelephant.com/microgrant

I suppose you'd count the exclamation of pain after strike that a parent asked their child make against the parent as a lie, too.

But, then I would know for sure you have missed the point.

There are a lot in Abromowitz and Stegun handbook, last section "Index of Notation". It's not quite what you're asking for, but it's fairly authoritative.

There are free software projects attempting to solve the same problem in another corner of the ag industry

https://openthc.org

A week or two ago, in a post about books on leadership, someone posted about the US Army's ADRP 6-22 Army Leadership handbook, which I started reading. https://www.benning.army.mil/mssp/PDF/adrp6_22_new.pdf

Apparently, they keep track of terminology they deprecate in former revisions of the handbook. "Critical Thinking" being one of them as it is "No longer a formally defined term." (Page vi)

So, what does "Critical Thinking" mean to you?

I think your most right about the feeling towards the posting. Many folks find some reason to disqualify themselves before they even apply.

Normally, I've heard others reference books like A&S as a "handbook."

It's even in the formal title.