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by dovin 9y ago
SEEKING WORK | Seattle (remote preferred, travel OK) I'm a visually and scientifically literate programmer specializing in data analysis, visualization, and Node apps. I've written and shipped code for games, desktop apps, and pho
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by dovin 9y ago
Psychedelic therapy is very real. MDMA was recently deemed a "breakthrough therapy" by the FDA, which means Phase 3 trials are being fast-tracked as they have shown so far to treat PTSD far better than anything currently on the ma
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by dovin 9y ago
Hey there! I started out at the University of Washington as a research engineer, and now I've got the freelancer-for-startups bug. I do consulting that involves building APIs and modern device apps, as well as dabbling in embedded syst
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by dovin 9y ago
Maybe this rules out the possibility that we're living in a simulation run on classical computers that naively simulate all physical processes. But that's not all the possibilities of living in a simulated universe.
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by dovin 9y ago
I'd prefer for the map to err on the side of including more names of tribes over having those tribes' territories be more accurately drawn. Every map is a simplification.
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by dovin 9y ago
SEEKING WORK / remote / Seattle Hey there! As a programmer the past five years I've written code and designed products for startups, universities, and open-source web-based projects. Past experience includes working with rese
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by dovin 9y ago
SEEKING WORK / remote / Seattle Hey there! As a programmer the past five years I've written code and designed products for startups, universities, and open-source web-based projects. Past experience includes working with rese
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by dovin 9y ago
There are two things that come to mind that seem like opposite approaches. One is to find something you care enough about to actually concentrate on--some project you really want to work on, say. Your work ethic will be great as long as it&
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by dovin 9y ago
You could try to do some automated trading with Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency. Odds are just as good you would lose $10, of course.
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by dovin 9y ago
The great thing about D3 is that Mike Bostock is a prolific writer of tutorials and examples. For map-making, I taught myself a lot of D3 with his Let's Make a Map article ( https://bost.ocks.org/mike/map/ ), w
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by dovin 9y ago
Location: Seattle area Remote: Yes, though willing to travel some. I have ~1 year experience working remotely. Willing to relocate: Possibly, but it would be a hard sell Technologies: Node.js, D3, React, Python, Django, Electron, SQL Résumé
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by dovin 9y ago
D3 and Node. I love how easy it is to create something interactive and beautiful with D3. And I feel like I've barely scratched the surface with all the built-in tools I have left to learn.
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by dovin 9y ago
SEEKING WORK / remote / Seattle Hey there! As a programmer the past five years I've written code and designed products for startups, universities, and open-source web-based projects. I'm especially interested in working
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by dovin 9y ago
Hey there! As a programmer the past five years I've written code and designed products for startups, universities, and open-source web-based projects. I'm especially interested in freelance projects working with data and making vi
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by dovin 10y ago
SEEKING WORK / remote / GMT-8 Hi there! I'm a programmer who's written code and designed products for startups, universities, and open-source projects. I've been a software engineer for 4 years and a freelancer for
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by dovin 10y ago
Of course, but it still is a good idea to think critically about the possibility that tech companies are seriously overvalued. The chance of a bubble bursting in any given year are probably low, but that there will be a downturn is inevitab
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by dovin 10y ago
Interesting. Bitcoin is trading at an all-time high today. I guess the fears of a tech bubble collapse have been staved off for a little while, at least.
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by dovin 10y ago
SEEKING WORK / remote / Seattle Hi there! I'm a programmer who's written code and designed products for startups, universities, and open-source projects. I've been a software engineer for 4 years and a freelancer fo
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by dovin 10y ago
I really like the series of four lectures in the 2011 recording of the MIT Intro to Algorithms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ5jsbhAv_M&index=19&list=PL... .
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by dovin 10y ago
Not sure if this is what you mean, but according to Graziano's theory, the attention schema is constantly being updated to reflect what is going on in attention. That information is then available for the attentional system where diffe
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by dovin 10y ago
So his attention schema theory is actually about consciousness as a whole, not just metacognition. Here's a quote from his book Consciousness and the Social Brain: >The attention schema theory could be said to lie half-way between t
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by dovin 11y ago
Awesome! Pretty easy to get it up and running, not counting OpenGL. What would be really cool to see is an example of how you could use this to interactively calculate, say, the path of some of the satellites we've launched into the ou