Screw Elon Musk and the horse he rode in on. There is
no way I'm going to give that character my content or
collaborate in anything he owns or has a stake in.
Still looking for an alternative.
Founder of modularcompany.com , we do Technical Due Diligence for investors (early stage, VC, PE), vendors and acquirers in Europe and the Near East.
Partner at Tablomonto.com. If you have an interesting early stage startup in The Netherlands I would like to hear from you.
Founder of camarades.com / ww.com, creator of the first 'streaming webcam software'.
Small time angel investor, > 20 investments to date, > 20K < 100K
Happy to report that now three of those have exited with nice returns.
My email is jacques@modularcompany.com, phone + 31 6 30 366 241, Netherlands
Feel free to contact me anytime, except for large money transfers from African countries or such.
And please don't even think of approaching me to get your stuff posted or upvoted, if you want something posted do it yourself, if you want stuff to be upvoted post interesting stuff!
If you comment and I'm not responding to you it may well be that you are filtered out from my view.
Having said thus much by way of introduction, I commit the following to the candour of the Publick.
Helu! I'm Thomas.
@tqbf@infosec.exchange
thomas@sockpuppet.org
thomas@fly.io
(Don't apologize for contacting me! I'm happy to meet you.)
Daily follow list: 'jcranmer, 'pvg, 'DannyBee, 'JumpCrisscross, 'kasey_junk, 'tzs, 'dctoedt, 'idlewords,
'carbocation (many others who don't post often enough to call out like this).
Independent researcher focused on public-benefit technologies. Mostly researched on high-assurance, systems and security engineering. My friends' and I's designs survived most attacks in the Snowden leaks. I also researched high-productivity software and (recently) how to make A.I. models that are as legal as they are effective. I make most of my research public domain online so that anyone can benefit from it.
I mainly worked outside of tech in hands-on jobs serving lots of people. My faith says to love and serve others to make their lives better. So, retail and hospitality have been very rewarding. Our current crew is close like a family. I am interested in moving into tech professionally, though. Especially if it's for open-source software or a paid offering that improves people's lives.
My comments here are licensed CC-0 (public domain). I hope they help you.
I maintain a website with translations of pg's essays to polish language, http://esejepg.pl/.
I do software nowadays, but I'm constantly looking for opportunities to do something actually useful for humanity. If you know of some, please let me know - especially if they involve biotech, cleantech or NewSpace industry.
(see also: http://jacek.zlydach.pl/blog/2018-01-06-going-far-going-small.html)
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Aw, what the hell, I want that extra badge:
https://hnbadges.netlify.app/?user=TeMPOraL
(see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28389773)
Seasoned software developer, proficient in Python, Java. Less proficient in Ruby and Lisp. A bit rusty in C and C++. Learning Erlang very slowly. Also a computer collector and restorer, lover of 8-bit computers, mainframes and interesting Unix workstations.
email: username at that google mail thing
http://about.me/rbanffy
https://linkedin.com/in/ricardobanffy
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/rbanffy; my proof: https://keybase.io/rbanffy/sigs/HtF1uAf_RNpwIkNP1-YGWP_-3doWV6S5Cc1KywXeLYo ]
