joeevans

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by joeevans 13y ago
back, but not sending.
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by joeevans 13y ago
Yes. And cars primary cause of 91 percent of car accidents.
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by joeevans 13y ago
Feelancing is your only hope? Take a look at the fine print of IT/programming jobs ads: Master Degree in Computer Science blah blah blah... or equivalent experience. If you translate 'equivalent experience' into it's tru
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by joeevans 13y ago
wow... integrated OAuth and ACL to the site or database... and code hot swaps while the site is running...
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by joeevans 13y ago
We live in amazing times where a framework/tool/hybrid like this pops up as complete as it is, with the sort of instructions for installation that used to take a year to appear. I'm going to get it installed, just to celebrat
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by joeevans 13y ago
I generally agree. It's interesting, though, to think how much they in fact do probably alter results. I'm sure people "want" things that don't appear on the first page, because there'd be a general freak out
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by joeevans 13y ago
Google is under no freedom of information restrictions; it is a business. They can choose to rank mug shot sites high. They can choose to accept or not accept AdWords money for mug shot related businesses.
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by joeevans 13y ago
The reason a post like this will get so much action on a site like hacker news is that programming sucks as an activity, and alternative activities are more interesting. Thinking about programming is fun, finishing a program is fun, solving
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by joeevans 13y ago
Ah, ok... I didn't know they had a license picker. Cool!
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by joeevans 13y ago
Why doesn't GitHub make it easier to research or attach an open source license to code?
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by joeevans 13y ago
I agree. Of course, including the context would make a number of the visualizations make sense, which would defeat the purpose of the site. Of course, visualizations that make sense with no context are the sort I guess the creator of this
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by joeevans 13y ago
Actually, the 'Becoming a Data Scientist' one is awesome. The caption derisively says 'Disconnected subway map? Sequential, linear relationships?', but that is exactly what it is. I searched for it and read up on it, a
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by joeevans 13y ago
Developers! Developers! Developers!
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by joeevans 13y ago
Sweet! I'm a fan of both. I of course have been following PeepCode, but right now I'm doing Alan Dipert's Clojure course on PluralSight. It's nice to have my worlds come together.
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by joeevans 13y ago
Duh. Microsoft.