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Cool! What are some possible neat applications that could be built using this—think, hackathon time-frame?
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The K–12 Computer Science Framework(k12cs.org)
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Official response posted: https://news.theranos.com/2016/10/11/company-statement-regar...
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Just started working on a sort of getting started mega blog post on CI/CD/CT—is there anyone at GitLab who would be up to review once ready and make sure I'm covering the GitLab offerings completely? Can reach out at username
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Would it remain in a habitable state longer than Earth?
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> A doctor I spoke to about CBT said he thought CBT was effective for the relatively intelligent, introspective people they might have had in early trials. Rolling it out further beyond that group had lower success rates. That would seem
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I would differentiate the interviews. If it's a first discussion, more casual talk about their experience might be most appropriate. If it's a hands on programming role, not seeing them code (or some of their existing code) early
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Wow, finally someone who remembers Xoom! Here's perhaps a more innocent perspective on the service :)—back when I was 10 or 11 years old I wanted so much to make my own websites using HTML and CSS. Making sites on members.xoom.com and
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BigQuery support for the GitHub Archive(githubarchive.org)
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What's the safest approach if you come across one of these in the wild? If you had already put your card in, you wouldn't want to just leave the device around waiting for the thief to pick it up. But you probably also don't w
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Akin to "signals" / "event emitters"?
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AI, Deep Learning, and Machine Learning: A Primer(vimeo.com)
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Introducing BoxArt: A Library to Help Build HTML Games(bocoup.com)
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Substack/CAPS-LOCK(github.com)
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Test Smells(github.com)
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Scratch for Developers(scratch.mit.edu)
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Scratch and Google = Next Generation of Programming Blocks for Kids(medium.com)
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CommonMark: A strongly defined, highly compatible specification of Markdown(commonmark.org)
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Aaron Swartz wrote in 2005 about Reddit's switch from Lisp to Python, noting some upset reactions in the Lisp community. http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/rewritingreddit > Another figured something else must be go
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What every Front End developer should know about Webpage Rendering(frontendbabel.info)
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Will there be another YC Hacks this year? Did any teams/projects from YC Hacks wind up going through YC?
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Do you keep up with any recent academic research? (If so, how? If not, do you wish you did?)
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Was looking around to try to get an example of this running & came across https://github.com/toxicFork/react-three-renderer — is that similar?
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Sorry I missed this yesterday! They have a pretty amazing PDF annotator https://paperpile.com/features/pdf-annotator but not sure how it looks on an iPad. Here they suggest that using iAnnotate synced with Google Drive
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It might be a question of commitment signaling. Some reviewers might ding candidates that seem to have a ton of work going on outside of work. Maybe even more so if they see a candidate hasn't held a job > a certain # of years befor
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DSLs for stakeholders aren't always bad. DSLs thrown over the fence without early and regular stakeholder testing are usually bad though :)
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It sounds like you were at a company you enjoyed before—are they still hiring? :P If not, maybe you can do another job search and try to select for companies that manage their projects how you'd prefer. Try asking team members what the
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You're right, sounds like maybe a bit of over-generalization from your situation :) Do you have a direct manager who talks with you about your career growth? A good one might help you find projects that engage your broader interests. T
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This stands as an interesting broad strokes story from a developer's experience at a growing company, but worth keeping in mind it's one specific scenario and one perspective on it. In the generalizations-from-this-instance part o
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If going this route I'd also recommend checking out my brother's reference management tool Paperpile http://paperpile.com [0] It's kind of like Gmail for your papers—keyboard shortcuts, fancy Google Docs integrati

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