Achorny

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by Achorny 7y ago
By far the easiest place to network is within your current company, so your first priority should be doing a good job and building relationships there. You're network will naturally expand externally as people you currently work with l
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by Achorny 10y ago
Haven't used leaflet in just over a year - is it still limited to north-up only? Because I find it difficult to describe any map library as "mobile-friendly" if you can't rotate it to match the direction you're faci
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by Achorny 11y ago
Location: Rockland, Maine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, JavaScript, jQuery, Cordova, PostgreSQL, SQLite, GIS (PostGIS, OpenLayers, Leaflet, Geoserver, GE Smallworld), some C#, some Java, some DevOps Résum
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by Achorny 11y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote: YES Location: Maine https://logicalchaos.com/ Full stack web, mobile and desktop application developer and architect with domain expertise in GIS and gas and electric distribution utility operations in
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by Achorny 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Maine or Remote Website: https://logicalchaos.com/ Full resume: http://brad.xyz/ or https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradachorn Software Engineer with eight years of experien
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by Achorny 11y ago
Location: Rockland, Maine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, JavaScript, jQuery, GIS (PostGIS, OpenLayers, Leaflet, Geoserver, GE Smallworld), PostgreSQL, SQLite, some C#, some Java, some DevOps Résumé/CV
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by Achorny 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Maine preferably, even better if it's Midcoast, but also Remote Full resume: http://brad.xyz/ Software Engineer with eight years of experience developing geospatial and location-aware web apps and tools
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by Achorny 11y ago
Location: Rockland, Maine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, JavaScript, jQuery, GIS (PostGIS, OpenLayers, Leaflet, Geoserver, Smallworld), Postgres, SQLite, some C#, some Java, some DevOps Résumé/CV: ht
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by Achorny 13y ago
I read the article, and obviously Google isn’t as good at filtering out overly optimized anchors as they claim. But I don't understand how this favors big brands over little ones (other then the fact that big brands probably have more
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by Achorny 14y ago
I forget who originally said it, but as the saying goes, "the dose makes the poison". Most of the things you listed are present in vaccines, but only a tiny fraction of the amount already in your bloodstream (formaldehyde, aluminum, mercury
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by Achorny 16y ago
"True science does not immediately believe or disbelieve. It investigates dispassionately." You may not like the label they chose for themselves, but that's exactly what the skeptical movement advocates! (skeptoid included)
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by Achorny 17y ago
One of the first things I do on a new windows box is put a batch file called ls.bat in a directory in my path that just calls dir!
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by Achorny 17y ago
1) They banned using ANY equipment or resources payed for with ANY federal dollars in stem cell research (and very strictly enforced it). Since many labs have to share equipment between projects, this effectively banned most stem cell resea
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by Achorny 17y ago
This article reminds me a lot of conspiracy theorists and their "anomaly hunting" - throwing out as many anomalies as possible leaving little chance to consider/rebut them before moving onto the next thing, and claiming victory when no one
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by Achorny 17y ago
That's true but how many blogs are even started with either generating lots of traffic, or lasting forever, as goals? The article implies that all or most do, but some percentage must be started just as experiments or hobbies, and I would h