I have been starting from the bottom for quantum and was hoping for an internship of the like, but this seems very promising. Just applied!

Location: Tampa, FL

Remote: Open for discussion

Willing to relocation: Yes

Technologies: CSS, HTML, Python, Django, Haskell, Linux/BSD, Julia, Unity, C++ and x86 *Libreoffice, Latex, Vscodium, emacs and vi *AWS lambda, EC2, REST, and Git

Resume: Furnished on request; Linkedin.com/in/softwarecode1

email: impetus1@gmx.com

Speil: If we were on an elevator I would introduce myself as a freelance web designer, with an emphasis on design workflow. That is to say, I can rapidly prototype a full stack app with projection of a lead generation model and web-virality metric. I am decent at data abstraction.

It's not like react messaging can be used with Emacs..

Absolutely

Funnily enough, there is something on quitrit(quantum computing) generated sound representation which does generate music.

https://github.com/scottoshiro2/IBM_QCHack_Challenge2021

Lesson learned, don't close your API. Maybe your users will trust you more.

I have this nice toolbar I made which customizes firefox. I would also suggest reviewing security on firefox.

https://gitlab.com/coolcoder/fractal-toolbar/-/tree/fractal

Mostly interested in simulating 3d models of chemistry (DFT) however I have coded in ReactJS and Python code for fullstack code. I know Freebsd/Unix and contribute (github.com/impetus1).

Location: VA

Remote:yes, preferred

relocate:yes, with a stipend

Technologies: React, vanilla Js, Mongo, cypress, Photoshop, Pytorch, Threejs, WebGL, GCC, Azure, Redux, solidity, java, jupyter, django, nginx

Email: Impetus1@gmx.com

About me: Hello, I am relatively new to professional code development (like with a team in an office) and have (since 2017) been learning and coding in JS and python mostly. I enjoy higher level abstractions, basic data science in python, and higher level STEM topics, of which I am self taught in. If you're looking for Density Functional Theory, or 3d objects in django/React, I can be of help.

I think a set of tools to aid in building out a platform should come first. Of course, this spur of the moment release API is just what the app needs.

One could speculate the dns resolver for the reverse proxy is causing the time outs. Could be an emergency maintenance check, but I am skeptical considering it's noon in Geneva. Additionally, A-level domains are down but subdomains are up, probably because each are hosted on different dns name servers. I.e amazon aws dns name servers are partitioned in 'zones'.