Edmond

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Show HN: Host CAS based chatrooms with Jasymchat(jasymchat.com)
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When you need to chat in Math(jasymchat.com)
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by Edmond 12y ago
ouch! I mean I've never fancied myself an awesome programmer but I didn't expect getting an MBA would make me mediocre at best :)
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by Edmond 12y ago
by the way your students might like jasymchat.com, it is a mobile web app for jasymca..not as capable as sympy but ideal for undergrad work...shoot me a message if you have any thoughts.
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by Edmond 12y ago
It would be hard to land a dev job if you have nothing to suggest you can be productive on day one. I'll suggest you start looking at other IT jobs where training is available. Tech support type jobs are a great way to break into the i
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'Remote control' contraceptive chip available 'by 2018'(bbc.com)
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by Edmond 12y ago
agree...Jasymchat is more a light-weight alternative which works well for most undergrad course work. And it is also mobile...but for serious work definitely suggest Octave.
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Matlab alternative for math & science students(jasymchat.com)
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The HiveMind IDE is now Open Source(blog.crudzilla.com)
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Vertically integrated JavaScript web application development for jvm(blog.crudzilla.com)
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by Edmond 12y ago
This is good...ordinarily I am relaxed about the issue of privacy and mostly don't get the paranoia about government(US) surveillance...but the idea of my life being reduced to a few data points terrifies me to no end...ironic that thi
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by Edmond 12y ago
http://jasymchat.com It is a computer algebra system (CAS) mobile web app with built in chat. Suitable for highschool,undergrad and grads school work. basically it would be like if matlab had chat built in :)
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by Edmond 12y ago
crash my browser. here's another sorting algo sim: click the computer science example. http://schoolnotez.com/
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by Edmond 12y ago
Feedback is appreciated. Yes inline help isn't currently supported...I believe you typed "help solve"? That won't work right now:) There is a "Recall" button, it is meant to emulate the up-arrow recall feature
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by Edmond 12y ago
there is extensive help...actually the entire doc is included right at the top. It is not IPython and isn't meant to be. Not sure what you mean by history but if you sign in you can save sessions.
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by Edmond 12y ago
dev here...happy to answer any questions.
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Show HN: Jasymchat, Computer algebra system (CAS) with chat(jasymchat.com)
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by Edmond 12y ago
for anyone who might need a cloud IDE for their DO droplets, I did a short blog post for installing HiveMind(crudzilla.com, I am the dev.): http://blog.crudzilla.com/2014/04/hivemind-on-digital-ocean-...
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by Edmond 13y ago
Professional Organization of English Majors :)
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by Edmond 13y ago
POEM alert :affect...think you want effect :)
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by Edmond 13y ago
He's certainly within his right to work on whatever he wants. From an effort vs impact perspective however, it is usually better to build on something than reinvent. In fact I would say this is major drawback on the Linux platform wher
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by Edmond 13y ago
seems like a lot of work...any reason you didn't just hack on something like rhythmbox? It has an API for interfacing via a browser. I built a python plugin with a web and android interface a few years back: http://code.goog
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by Edmond 13y ago
for anyone interested in a an easy tool for building JSON store/APIs, you might find HiveMind (crudzilla.com) useful, I am the developer. Here's a simple screencast: http://crudzilla.com/assets/img/info-g
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by Edmond 13y ago
there is a very subtle difference..it might also depend on your regional accent..."peek" is pronounced with a slight stretching of the 'e' sound, ie pe..ek, where as "peak" is pronounced without... now try piec
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by Edmond 13y ago
most non-native English speakers don't distinguish between peek, peak, pick...to them it all sounds the same and gets pronounced similarly...while I have spoken English almost all my life. I generally struggle with such words, which a
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by Edmond 13y ago
HiveMind is for building web apps, as opposed to being just a generic IDE. You can read the docs or just download and try it out...there are a lot of interesting ideas implemented on the platform.
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by Edmond 13y ago
definitely a smart choice...especially if you are thinking of something that can adapt to evolving technology, so far I haven't found a platform quite as flexible.
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by Edmond 13y ago
JVM languages would probably top such lists in coming years. Think JRuby, Jython, Clojure,Javascript...etc and of course Java. For anyone interested in trying these out, checkout HiveMind (crudzilla.com), I am the developer. Sample screenca
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by Edmond 13y ago
despite my comment below, I should add that I do like your product...I think if you guys keep your focus right you might ultimately deliver a wonderful product...just don't pitch it as a "get rid of your developer" product :)
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by Edmond 13y ago
I agree with this sentiment. I think in the long run the best solution is not going to be eliminating coding but building products that eliminate the need for unnecessary technical knowledge and lowering the bar in terms of coding expertise

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