Guys, I’m sorry but
- https://t.co/urhvFRlUU5 is making 1-2 sells/month
- YouTube channel is making $30/month
- DM’ed tons of companies/startups for sponsorships, 0 got back to me
I will still pursue this, I’m writing here to print this tweet at some point in the future:)
I just got let go from my job due to another round of layoffs (& I’m a contractor)
If anyone can refer me to any positions, I’m looking for intermediate Analytics Engineer. Open to similar data positions. I’m basically a SQL jedi.
reposts are appreciated 🙏🏽 ty in advance
hi friends!
I find myself approaching the end of the month and I REALLY need to land a new contract, like, this week 😬
any companies looking to partner on content? explainer videos, tutorials, social media, etc. — I'm available! [email protected]
(plz share — thanks!)
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@anthonygore Just remember you can turn on ESLint rules one at a time. Start simple, then slowly move toward the goal. All the while, keep warnings and errors at zero.
I just cleaned up a JS project.
Before: Over 3,000 ESLint warnings/errors. 😬
After: Zero warnings/errors. 😀
How?
1. I fixed many spots quickly via find/replace.
2. I disabled a few spots inline temporarily.
3. I disabled a few lower priority rules.
I was laid off by Coinbase yesterday. I’m a backend engineer looking to transition into technical product management, web3 jobs preferred. Please DM me if you have any leads! 🤗
Y’all the lady @FairfieldHotels just called the police on me because I’ve been here for a week and they haven’t cleaned my room. I’ve asked everyday and they never came. I went to ask again and she said I was aggressive. Please pray I don’t die. Can anyone @MarriottBonvoy help 🥺
Does anyone know what's required to be able to place ".test ." files next to tested files in @nextjs? The NextJS docs use the "__tests__" folder convention and the build NextJS build process attempts to bundle test files outside that folder into the project.
@domhabersack@nextjs I did follow the directions, but they also use the "__tests__" folder in their example. Also, I don't encounter any issues when I use the "__tests__" folder myself. This looks like a known issue because several links pop up when Googling for "nextjs build ignore test files"