Hey! I’ll take a look. If you’re trying to post in #help, we’ve moved our help to GitHub discussions: github.com/continuedev/...

Have you tried posting in other channels?

When I was looking a couple of months ago, many of the onsite jobs were AI-related in San Fran. But there were still a lot of remote jobs.

Thank you! It was a great one!

I’ve learned it’s about the people around you, growing your community, and finding your people, the ones you text when you’re going through a hard time, the ones you share your good news, who celebrate with you. Here’s to the next decade, and the amazing friends who stick with me along the way.

I had to learn to ask for help, to be ok with crying in front of people, with being open and honest, with understanding myself and recognizing when I need to reach out to friends or teammates or those around me.

Moved to a fantastic neighborhood for our family, and persevered in spite of obstacles put in front of me that I didn’t believe I could make it past. The thing that’s constant is that I didn’t do it alone.

I’ve given my 1st tech talk, took the stage for pub conf, MC-ed conferences, organized a virtual conference, written screenplays and pilots, published my 1st novel w/ my brothers, started a micro fiction newsletter, saw my kids hit more milestones than I could’ve imagined, made friends as an adult.

I’ve seen my kids go through more pain and heartbreak than I ever thought I would, and felt the heartbreak even more deeply as a parent.

I’ve had doctors tell me I’m not their problem, women tell me that no one would believe in me if I developed a free community, a man tell me I didn’t know how to squat bc I could do more than him. I’ve navigated layoffs, career uncertainty, and become a spokesperson opposing a local landfill.

I had my last kid (total to 4), moved from teaching college English to working in tech, navigated a pandemic and built an online community (Virtual Coffee). Done things I never thought I’d physically accomplish, deadlifted > 250 lbs, squatted ~2x my body weight, lifted > half my weight over my head.

I was just talking to a company about this! I was encouraging good “mid-level” tutorials and content.

That’s amazing.