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aldarn
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aldarn
6y ago
You might want to try UberConference, which is free and also automatically transcribes conferences with high accuracy (note this may be a paid feature I'm not sure). It also does some extra neat NLP stuff to detect sentiment, topics of
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aldarn
8y ago
Not sure what you mean by this? Where are you based? The language can be set in the top left corner.
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aldarn
8y ago
Check out Dialpad ( https://dialpad.com ) - it has native apps for all the platforms that you listed, and no attachment to social networks. You will also receive a phone number. Feel free to ping me if you have any questions. Disc
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aldarn
8y ago
For Python there's Marshmallow ( https://github.com/marshmallow-code/marshmallow ) and Django REST Framework if you're using Django ( http://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/serialize
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aldarn
9y ago
Please tell me you're trolling... you actually want your software to run when there're errors and not have it blow up in your face? I don't even... ah screw it.
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aldarn
9y ago
Depends where you live, but if you're in the UK then check out REVL ( https://revl.world ). They have a very wide and deep listing of events from small local events (think your local pub) to large nationwide events (such as g
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aldarn
9y ago
I think you misunderstand what "10x programmer" is intended to mean (even though I hate this term and think it is mostly rubbish). A 10x wouldn't make some ungoldly amount of complexity "just because", they would im
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aldarn
9y ago
Do you specifically hire D3 developers? This sounds like a pretty difficult "coding challenge" for a non-D3 guy, let alone someone who may not even primarily use javascript. Having used D3 sparingly before i've found it somet
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aldarn
9y ago
This is a great example of why the OPs question could be a good or terrible interview question -- it's not clear if they want the obvious technical solution (comparing datetimes) or a wider discussion about "what is a date time an
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aldarn
9y ago
True, I didn't include those cases as they are not unique in terms of why there is / isn't a conflict. But you're right, worth including for completion.
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aldarn
9y ago
This is close but you need to ensure the start time is before the other ends, and test for the second one starting before the first also. There's four cases: [appointment 1 start] [1 end] <-- some time --> [appointment 2 start] [
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aldarn
9y ago
I spent about 15 minutes going through the tutorial before getting bored and trying to find a real game, only to find I have to finish the tutorial. I get that there's a lot to explain but man that tutorial is long. A way to solve this
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aldarn
10y ago
I'm not sure this really addresses the issue? Personally I actually would appreciate the upfront salary discussion as it could potentially save a lot of wasted time. It seems to me the issue is more there was a difference in expectatio
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aldarn
10y ago
Indeed you need a client that is capable of mapping allowed methods and links to something useful, but it's not hard to imagine how one might go about this: * For related resources (imagine a DB FK), instead of listing a uuid you point
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aldarn
10y ago
I believe it's easier to read a native language than code. I would also counter there is no harm to comments like this so just because you don't find it useful doesn't mean someone else won't.
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aldarn
10y ago
I was speaking mostly in the context of startups. For instance, more established companies have greater resources to hire more junior devs at a lower salary point and train them up. They also usually have a higher ceiling for top end salari
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aldarn
10y ago
Just a comment on the expected salaries for developers in London: - A junior developer at £20k is probably going to do you more harm than good - £30 - £40k for a junior developer is more reasonable, where £30k would be fresh from red-brick
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aldarn
12y ago
This is just an argument for using IDEs or modern text editors vs joe bloggs scripting pad. Any decent Python IDE (e.g. Pycharm, Sublime + pyflakes) would catch syntax errors.
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aldarn
13y ago
None of the login / register / etc links are shown for me. In fact I can't see any links in the navbar at all... Using Chrome v24. Also, where is the pricing plan? Maybe that's just another link i'm missing but feel
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aldarn
13y ago
I liked it so much i copied the JS for my own site :)