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by imauld 10y ago
We use it for various small tightly contained tasks in response to events (Kinesis events, S3 writes, etc), similar to how you might use Celery tasks to do something where either don't care about the result or the result might take to
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by imauld 10y ago
That's a super cool product. Do you do long term setups? Like if a bar wanted to always have one, is that something you can accommodate? Also, there is a typo in your FAQ, second question (Can I print without adding the printer as a fr
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by imauld 10y ago
> The challenges are multidisciplinary and are always challenging. Challenging challenges? Sign me up!
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by imauld 10y ago
A format I use that I have received compliments on is just a 2-3 column table with headers like this: New | Proficient | Expert Or something along those lines. Then list your skills in there and it's super easy for people to very quick
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by imauld 10y ago
Haven't experimented with it much but it claims to be more performant: https://brave.com/
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by imauld 10y ago
What about web applications that do statistical analysis?
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by imauld 10y ago
Your average Chinese take out in NY isn't Zagat rated so wouldn't be included.
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by imauld 10y ago
Pokemon Go released just the other day.
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by imauld 10y ago
I also would suggest Go. Coming form Python writing Go came pretty naturally so you should have no problem taking your POC code and rewriting it in Go.
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So you have a 4 hour drive there, an interview that could be anywhere from 4-6 hours (if they are through) and a 4 hour trip back, 12-14 hours all told. Adding in time to eat and whatnot you are talking about a 12-16 hour process. After a l
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by imauld 10y ago
Compensation in that case could be extremely difficult to calculate. Cutting a check for 3 days lost wages is one thing but figuring out the cost of a month or two long stay is likely impossible. Not only are there lost wages for your time
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by imauld 10y ago
Sure. I also use Atom with gofmt installed (the Atom gofmt package allows you to use goimports as a formatter). Comment the line and hit save and the import goes away. Uncomment and hit save and it comes back. Tools exist to make dealing w
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by imauld 10y ago
> But we encourage this behavior every time we allow it to happen with no consequences. There's a guy who's been living in a tent on my block on Folsom longer than I've been living in my apartment. What the fuck? The polic
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by imauld 10y ago
IMO Ruby and Python are two sides of the same coin. They have their differences but whatever you can do in one you can usually do in the other. I'm a Python programmer myself and I find the "magic" of Ruby code I've seen
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by imauld 10y ago
I moved form NYC to Seattle, attended a coding boot camp and moved from Shipping Director at a small eCommerce site and am now a Software Engineer at a Seattle area startup. I didn't have much going on career wise and had been interest
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by imauld 10y ago
It depends on what your project does. If it's a fairly simple affair doing some CRUD or perhaps some kind of service (sign up for an account/subscription type deal) provided you're not doing things in a hacked together or oth
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by imauld 10y ago
The circles feature was amazing on Google Plus. It does exactly what you want. You add "friends" to your Google Plus profile and add them to circles you create, "Work Friends", "Pub Friends", "Family"
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I took this to mean that the police are stealing peoples identities and it's been very beneficial for them.
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by imauld 10y ago
I've been in one bootcamp class so my results may not be representative :-). However I also get the feeling that being a developer has become more visible as well paying, in demand job similar to being lawyer was a decade or so ago. A
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by imauld 10y ago
I would suggest Go if you want a statically typed, performant language. Echo is a promising looking framework for Go although you really get a lot out of the box with Go. If you would like to stick with a dynamic language I would suggest Py
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by imauld 10y ago
> I use the lessons from my economics courses. I use the lessons from my sociology courses. I use the lessons from my political science courses. Are you gonna bootcamp those, too? Or are you going to turn out a marginally skilled worker
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by imauld 10y ago
Sugar is a pretty broad term (fructose, galactose, lactose, sucrose, glucose are all different types of sugar). In a really over simplified way almost everything you eat gets converted to glucose at some point. That glucose is then used to
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by imauld 10y ago
Cutting your project up and putting the pieces on different hosts and calling them microservices doesn't make it true. Some links that wil hopefully be helpful: - http://www.infoq.com/presentations/scale-gilt - h
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by imauld 10y ago
What's compiling? - Python Dev
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by imauld 10y ago
And here I am with 12MbS down/800KbS up
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by imauld 11y ago
If your interested in making a RESTful back end I would suggest the Falcon microframework for Python. http://falconframework.org/ Or just using Go out of the box. It has a lot of what you'll need built in and is pretty
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Depending on how complicated your API is, you may not need something as heavy as Django. This is a neat little framework if your backend doesn't need to heavyweight: http://falconframework.org/ It's pretty unopini
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by imauld 11y ago
Will this sticker work on non-Mac laptops?
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by imauld 11y ago
.bg-yuck That is the best selector name I have ever seen

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