Location: Indonesia (UTC+7)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Elixir, Erlang, Ruby, Lua, Redis, PostgreSQL, Apache Kafka, NATS, MQTT, Docker, Podman

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ukazap/

Email: ukaza at perdana dot dev

Software engineer with experience in B2B SaaS, smart city/mobility projects, and FinTech. Looking for an opportunity in the area of developer tooling and/or work on soft real-time systems.

And it’s not even original, they wanted customers to draw assocations between them and the famed Momofuku Ando.

And they aren't even Asian owned. It's the family that own's Zabar's in Upper West Side that runs Momofuku. It's wannabe Asian food for Ang Mohs

Laoganma and 菜花香 豉香朝天椒 are cheaper and tastier

https://www.fastcompany.com/90945101/momofuku-ceo-marguerite...

I won’t contest laoganma, but I’m pretty sure Chang still maintains ownership, and Mariscal is just the CEO?

> Chang still maintains ownership

Based on their past couple rounds with Siddhi and ACG I'd doubt he has majority ownership given the margins and financing terms for FMCG.

Can you please expand especially with the acronyms? I'm eating some momofuku right now but I don't know their corporate lore

His first restaurant was called 'Momofuku Noodle Bar', named as an homage to Ando for inventing instant noodles/ramen. I don't think there were many Americans in 2004 (or today) who have even heard of Ando, I don't think he was trying to trade on his name.

That's for the developers to build the binary, not the end users. But yeah.

It’s SQLite. Maybe do a periodic rsync or S3.

“Hey Alexa, survey North Sentinel Island”

I think the local inhabitants have not read and agreed to the terms and conditions of big tech :-)

Istanbul not Baghdad.

Istanbul aka Byzantium

Baghdad would be in an entirely different country.

whoosh that's the point. Pawpaw and papaya are different fruit, Istanbul and Constantinople were the same city

Mea culpa

That's a dad bag right there.

Same here in Indonesia, we use “krik krik”.

HtDP

Will reply to this anyway. Rahajeng rahina Nyepi!

Good luck convincing non-engineering folks in your org to sign up to GitHub.

Why? Make it a requirement and be done with it. People will always resist change but once they are there NBD.

^this. It’s really hard to get non engineers on GitHub at all.

designers are the exception