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mooreupp wrote: > Basically what I was saying is just a kind of short synopsis of
> it. I kind of felt like I directed a few people over here before
> and the first question was, "What is this?" which didn't have an
> easy link to.

> Once again, thank you for all the work. It has very much changed
> how I view the world in so many ways.

Daily-reader wrote: > John- So sorry to see you've had no luck in finding employement.

> It is a very difficult job market for us older guys in the tech
> world. I'm under 50 and have been looking for awhile now. The only
> time I've received any calls or interviews is when I removed all
> dates from my resume. I'm focusing less on pure techincal jobs and
> more on people-facing positions in tech areas. I'm having a bit
> more success there, but have not accepted the lower salary offers.

> I'm sure you've looked into all possibilities, but have you
> considered relocating to the DC area? Many more opportunities
> available in the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia)

Daily-reader wrote: > I've read GD almost every day for 10+ years . Thank you for all
> your work, insight, and honesty. This has been one of the few
> places on the web to get insightful international news and
> commentary. I'll check back occasionally to look for updates, and
> lok forward to your China book.

worldman1 wrote: > I read this posts for years now and always enjoyed them, thank you
> for the years of informative reading!

> Suggestion, have you thought about getting a contracting job in
> tech for the government? They really need computer scientists and
> are constantly looking (even during the shutdown DoD still has
> money). Also I know some federal agencies such as the patent
> office need technical expertise to review patents.

> Just some ideas, I know it is tough out there!

tetmo wrote: > John, Best of luck to you! Your daily emails have been great and I
> have gotten a lot out of them for the last 10+ years. Would love
> to see them continue, but I understand how difficult things can
> be. Your work is really good and I hope you get more exposure and
> some paid work out of everything you do.

> Oh yeah, have you thought about Patreon? I'm sure you probably
> have, but that might be worth trying . . .

> Anyway, thank you for all your hard work and insight. Looking
> forward to more when you can get to it and definitely looking
> forward to the China book.

> Cordially, Tetmo