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I'm still working on my websites. Having some problems with JavaScript precision on my calculator: https://calculateconversion.com/

Here is a quote repository pet project that I'm having fun with: https://crucialquote.com/

And a writing prompt generator from years ago that I resurrected and still love: https://writecomfy.com/

Thanks for checking it out.


Location: Knoxville TN

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: No

Technologies: Python, SQLite, HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Resume: Clicking my name at the bottom of the page will take you to my LinkedIn: https://artificesoftware.com/about.html

Email: data@artificesoftware.com

I've used Python for more than a decade now, helping research labs analyze data, currently working with machine learning. I also do websites, and am prepared to learn whatever is needed for the job. Please reach out to me if you believe I am a good fit for your position.


I am working on a few different websites.

A unit conversion calculator I made a few months ago: https://www.calculateconversion.com/

A small business website: https://artificesoftware.com/

A philosophical quote repository, this is what I am currently working on. Over 600 quotes (all typed by hand, no copy-paste, not that it matters). I am working towards 1,000 in total: https://crucialquote.com/


Software developer with about a decade of experience using Python to help researchers solve their problems. Have worked with eDNA, electrochemical data, and have recently been using machine learning to predict fuel cell health.

Location: United States (TN)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, SQLite, HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-serio-022984160/

Email: data@artificesoftware.com


It's not a complete waste. 8 years is a lot of time spent learning to build a tool that, sure, might not have been "good" but it was still time spent building a tool. Those skills are applicable elsewhere, and perhaps the most important thing to realize is that at least the time wasn't spent on NFTs.


This may only be tangentially related, but a good piece of advice I heard once was "Don't try to be cool (ie. impressive), try to be nice."

I think it goes a long way in treating people properly.


I have had friends fail to communicate in astounding ways. Once, four of us were planning to go somewhere. A friend suggested somewhere else, I and my other friend agreed, but the fourth friend was not presnet. I told my first friend to tell the one person who was not present about the change in plans. He asks why... I tell him, well, the other guy isn't going to know we changed plans because he isn't here.

Basic communication goes a long way.


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