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lol, this is an absurdly bad article, picking similar things and showing them together claiming there's nothing else that stands out.

I’m a builder. I’ve shipped over 30 iOS apps in my career, many websites, and biometric embedded software. I enjoy working on mobile apps.

  Location: Warsaw, Poland
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Swift, Objective-C, Xcode, Node.js, Typescript, Firebase
  Résumé/CV: https://wojtekmandrysz.com/cv.pdf
  Email: no+hn@binarka.pl
I’m looking for an opportunity where I won't be squeezed into a tiny box. Ideally at the a early startup, close to the product development.

I will consider part-time or full time. Ideally b2b.

ai accelerator market is so tough... When we were designing ai pipeline for video processing at my last company, we went through a lot of different accelerators during research...

most of the companies won't even send you a dev kit unless you show promise to buy thousands.. Google coral was different, of the shelf, easy to buy, plug and play, python API.

It has a few problems though. It's not very fast for today's standards.The list of supported operators aged quickly. On top of that it is a bit energy hungry, 2 TOPS per watt + random spikes.

I hope they are working on something new, but I also won't be suprised if they kill it, for the last year the devices are constantly out of stock.

thanks, similar story here. I'm in the middle in apartment renovation and initialy I made it to save images for todo to the backlog.

It's also very handy when my girlfriend shows me sth she likes, I can easly store it for gift ideas

I'm building a productivity app based only on camera images. For me it's always easier to capture what I need than to put it into words

think:

- fixes around the house / todos

- image as a reminder

- wishlist (some photo lists can be public and shareable)

- recommendations (when someone is showing you a book or sth, just capture and save it)

I'm still at an early experimentation stage, but have I'm documenting progress at https://twitter.com/visuelapp

Flickr is the best option for long-term photo storage. I gladly pay for my pro account. Good luck with the foundation!

hey, I sold my side-project. App + backend on microaccqaire. I've described the process on my blog, feel free to check it out. (link in profile) [I got ~10x ARR]