I recently became unemployed so I am building a tracker for all my job applications what stage I am at in each process that kinda thing

https://interviews.tools

It’s no where near done

But as always I am also building https://retro-board.it for doing retros and sprint poker

And https://flags.gg for feature flags with quite a lot of agents (rust, go, react, and others)

Location: UK

Remote: only

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: Go/golang, typescript, kubernetes

Resume: https://keloran.dev/post/cv/

Email: jobs@develbox.info

If you want to see my code https://github.com/keloran and a lot of my orgs e.g https://github.com/flags-gg

A good example of the things I can do are https://retro-board.it or https://flags.gg

I am the same, the most recent side project is [Flags.gg](https://flags.gg) A feature flag system, that has a ton of agents for various languages on [Github](https://github.com/flags-gg)

Location: UK near Newcastle

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: Go, Golang, Typescript, many more

Résumé/CV: https://keloran.dev/post/cv/

Email: jobs at develbox dot info

A better format of CV available on request

To not believe aliens exist is pretty arrogant, but to believe they have visited this planet is the very unlikely thing

Thank you for the advice

I do def need to make the landing page better

The API isn’t yet open, but the docs for the nextjs/react at https://docs.flags.gg

sweet! thx!

Not quite finished yet, but ready enough to soft launch, its a React landing page (needs redesigning really), NextJS dashboard, Go backend

Its a multi-project, multi-agent, multi-environment flags system, that has (imo) generous allowances for free

There is a few things that are still in the roadmap

- Conflict Flags (turning 1 flag on, auto turns off a different one)

- Environment promotion (currently flags have to be added to each env)

- Server-side usage support (only React/NextJS frontend is supported atm)

Location: Newcastle, UK

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Go, Typescript, Kubernetes

Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/keloran

Email: jobs[at]develbox[dot]info

You don’t need a loss to occur for there to be a crime “the trump defense”

If I break into your house, eat your food, but leave money on the counter for the same value, you didn’t make a loss, but I’m sure you would want me to be arrested

Yes the crime of breaking and entering.

If I took a piece of potato peel out of your bin that was on the pavement, that might technically be a crime (I don't know). But are you going to pursue a civil suit? What compensation are you going to get?

Are the police or CPS going to prosecute? Is it in the national interest? Or are they wasting resources for no reason.

The BBC are in no way being harmed by someone who has permission to be on the premises taking something that the BBC literally believes to be rubbish.

There's a legal concept of irrationality. This would seem to be an example of that.

The loss here is the psychological impact of knowing your home has been violated, and thereby feeling less safe. Which is quite substantial for many.

https://todo-list.app https://github.com/todo-lists-app

Security focused todo-list, all data is encrypted (clientside) before storage,

still lacking quite a few features, (e.g it only does single list {per user}) I need to add project/multi-list support