lol ... That is absolutely hilarious ... I'm not sure if it is /s, but if this is true, enterprise stupidity has reached a new level.

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Wishing you luck for your search!

Wishing you all the best for your career!

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Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Tech: Typescript, React, Svelte, Vue, Node, Elixir, Phoenix

Github: https://github.com/palerdot/

Contact email is in Github profile

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I'm a product engineer, currently working primarily in the Typescript/React/Svelte/Vue/Node/Elixir ecosystem. I have 10+ years of professional programming experience. I currently prefer flexible hourly/part-time contract remote opportunties. I have experience working remotely with people across the globe.

I'm the creator and maintainer of 'react-d3-speedometer'(https://github.com/palerdot/react-d3-speedometer) and their corresponding ‘Vue' (https://github.com/palerdot/vue-speedometer) / 'Svelte' (https://github.com/palerdot/svelte-speedometer) ports. I've been working in the javascript ecosystem for 8+ years. I'm a full stack engineer (Elixir/Phoenix/Node/Postgres) and mostly working in the Typescript/UI ecosystem.

I have created a terminal app for wordle that has web like experience. In particular, it has keyboard hints and guess reveal animations. The idea is to able to play wordle in the terminal offline (and continuously if needed).

This is also kind of a Rust learning project for me, and my first public rust project. The terminal game is built with ratatui framework, which is great. I find it interesting that you can model a tui with `The Elm Architecture - TEA` principles for the terminal.

Feedbacks are welcome, particularly if you are a wordle person.

Have a nice day!

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It is amusing how times have changed that a highly technical person seeks help in a highly technical forum for things as basic as removing an account. We are truly entering interesting times.

This is an effort that takes best ideas from Elm. AFAIK, the creator was one of the high profile community members (or atleast a prolific Elm user).

I'm not sure how this language will pan out. There are too much options for UI development right now. Also, last when I checked, you have to buy in on this framework/lang completely and you had no option of plugging this in an existing project.

Still, I think Elm users may find this interesting.

Why do you say that?

Sure, there were some dramas around how the language/ecosystem should evolve and almost all external opinions are not considered. But again, you could argue that Elm is consistent because of this heavy handed approach to language design. I'm just wondering why you would consider it as `partially abandoned`.

I created a browser extension [0] for myself to deal with this problem. I have been using this for past 6 years and so far I was able to deal with this particular problem.

[0] - https://remindoro.app

PS: Though I'm primarily a React/Typescript developer, my personal site has no JS.

[0] - https://www.failory.com/interview/friday

I'm not from the US, so I cannot give any direct practical advice. But, all I can say is, if you choose to go to MIT, just make sure that it is not the only worthy accomplishment in your whole life. Most people from prestigious institutions tend to say they they graduated from XXX/YYY as the only thing worth mentioning about them. While not bad, if that is the only worthy thing to share, then those prestigious schools are not great after all ...

Whatever you decide, all the best.

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