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Kluny
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Sounds like you've got quite a bit more background than me, anyway. Thanks for the insight. One of my interests is actually in getting into agricultural data, and I was thinking the course might be a good step (as opposed to doing a fu
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10y ago
Data Analyst is actually the one I'm interested in. Did you have a background in data science already that made the course seem entry-level to you? How hard did you push yourself?
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10y ago
I've heard a lot of positive reviews of Udacity's courses, but I wonder if those come from people's bias after sinking a lot of money and time into it. Has anyone done a nanodegree on their employer's dime (regular wage
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10y ago
What does it for you? Are there any particular features, or is it just the "everythingness" of it?
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10y ago
Yeah, I do. I don't set an alarm, I just get up when I wake up. Sometimes I wake up at 4:00 instead of 7:00, the watch tells me to go back to sleep. No way would I use a phone for that - I set it on silent in case a group chat blows up
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10y ago
Highrise seems to be having problems, as seen by email errors when we forward email to Highrise dropboxes.
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10y ago
I don't think the incentives quite work that way. When cars can be utilized at ~90% instead of >10% as they are now, that will make them useful for people who didn't previously use cars. Senior citizens who are too old to drive
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10y ago
Ahahahah yep, this is a very familiar feeling. Including the part where you're on reddit for three days.
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10y ago
I'm a PHP programmer and it's great to see this because a lot of times I feel like PHP is limiting my ability to move forward in my career. I've been looking for jobs and it seems like having pretty much only PHP, jQuery and
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10y ago
I know, but Canadians never call themselves Americans.
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(Biased Canadian) I'd say Cohen is entirely Canadian. He has this very self-deprecating humor that you don't really get from Americans.
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10y ago
I've turned lots of off the cuff reddit posts into full length blog posts. In fact, it's my default when it's been two weeks since I last posted and I need to write something. Just go through comment history and find one that
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It's because some teacher somewhere along the way came up with this writing advice, which we all received in high school: "First, tell them what you're going to tell them. Then, tell them. Then, tell them what you told them.&
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How to talk to your deaf friend
(rocketships.ca)
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10y ago
Facebook has pretty good blocking controls built in already. Better, I'd say, than email and phone providers have.
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10y ago
It seems like there's a business opportunity for someone who wants to set up a lending company that offers black families fair and favorable terms on mortgages.
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10y ago
Sounds like a job that needs competence, and they don't seem to have much of that in the government.
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10y ago
This is the part that made it make sense to me: https://d262ilb51hltx0.cloudfront.net/max/1200/1*N9h4FVkyYoZ... [Image of person wearing earbugs; text "Wireless headphones. Finally untangled."] Tangled h
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10y ago
/r/iamverysmart
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It's probably irrelevant to HackerNews, but whatever. Thanks, it's exactly what I needed today. I've been telling myself to write clearly, directly, and in utilitarian language for so long that I almost forgot the love of lan
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10y ago
I am a graduate of a diploma program at a small Canadian community college. Version control was a core part of our curriculum. Woot.
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should isn't a useful word when you're deciding what to actually do. If you want to change the status quo, start working to change it. But in the meantime you have to pay attention and look after your properties.
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My theory: they taste like pine trees, and we've got a lot of pine trees, so it just feels right. Try drinking an IPA in Mexico sometimes. Super inappropes. But in PNW it makes sense. For awhile, til you get sick of it.
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I think it's due for a comeback.
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> Keep in mind that one thing every manager/owner hears day in, day out, all the time, is advice on how he's doing everything wrong and here's how to do it better. It isn't surprising that this eventually gets tuned o
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If you need a special tool to get your beer open, you don't want to drink badly enough.
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They've got socialized medicine, so they don't need as much insurance.
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10y ago
Location: Victoria, BC Remote: Prefer to to work on site, but I will for the right job. Willing to relocate: Yes, to Denmark or France. Technologies: PHP (CakePHP framework), Javascript/jQuery, MySql, SVN, Linux/Unix Some experien
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>> if you question any candid person who is no longer young, he is very likely to tell you that, having tasted life in this world, he has no wish to begin again as a 'new boy' in another. > The tone suggests that old peop
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10y ago
You can set your phone on vibrate.
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