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jdgiese
13y ago
Spam!!
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13y ago
I think this would have been true a few years back, but I think more and more web-sites are using javascript in irreplaceable waves. I suspect javascript will become increasingly necessary as frameworks like angularjs become more popular.
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I love Ubuntu. So do the 20 or so other people I know that use Linux--I have not heard of a single person sticking with mint; a few have used it for a bit and gone back (not sure why---I should ask). I have never used Mint myself, maybe i
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13y ago
I am currently working on my PhD Biomedical Engineering (3 years in), and I have mixed feelings on this. Certainly most PhD dissertations are a joke, but during the first few years of a PhD you are acting as the arms and legs of your profe
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13y ago
The plot does seem too precise to take seriously IMO, although I am an engineer, and not a climate scientist.
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Protein-interaction videos often make molecular reactions seem "deterministic" when in reality everything is quite stochastic; the molecules are "bouncing" around like crazy and each step may go back and forwards several
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Python autocomplete in Vim!
(github.com)
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13y ago
https://github.com/johndgiese/dotvim Works on windows, linux, and mac. I love vim.
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if you blur an MxM area with a NxN kernel you have approximately MxMxNxN multiply adds. That can add up to a lot especially on a retina display. You are right that it is simple mathematically though :)
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13y ago
I have never used objective C, although I use C quite a bit. Javascript is much higher level than C, thus you can code more faster with less bugs in javascript. Of course it all depends on if you need low-level performance.
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Hmm, I suspect that the comparison is relative, whereas many of your comments are absolute. E.g. Quality engineers are certainly hard to find, but are good javascript developers _harder_ or _easier_ to find than iOS developers? I don'
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13y ago
Hmmm... it is on the top of HN (maybe again); whats the problem?
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14y ago
haha, criley won already
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14y ago
This looks fabulous; I am currently working on a site that uses Django and Bootstrap (my first site with Django actually), and I haven't veered too far from what comes standard with Django. I hope to try plugging your templates into our si
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14y ago
I would argue that shipping around 20 sets of flatware is excessive in and of itself.