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kidnoodle
8y ago
Flowminder | Senior developer Python, SQL | Southampton, UK & Geneva| Remote possible | Fulltime but part-time possible | 58K Flowminder Foundation is looking for a senior developer to help us open source, and augment our mobile phone d
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Flowminder | Senior developer Python, SQL | Southampton, UK & Geneva| Remote possible | Fulltime but part-time possible | 58K Flowminder Foundation is looking for a senior developer to help us open source, and augment our mobile phone d
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9y ago
Flowminder Foundation | Product Manager | Onsite, Southampton UK | £50-60K We're looking for an awesome product manager to help us take several internal software tools open source, and help guide the vision for their future development
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9y ago
Flowminder Foundation | Product Manager | Onsite, Southampton UK | £50-60K We're looking for an awesome product manager to help us take several internal software tools open source, and help guide the vision for their future development
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kidnoodle
9y ago
I work 4 days a week, which allows me to spend one looking after my daughter. I had the option to do that, or take a (hugely) better paid job. Don't regret it for a second, and I don't think it has actually had that significant of
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10y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Possible Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, SciPy/Numpy, R, Java, Javascript Résumé/CV: http://greenape.github.io/cv/j_gray_cv.pdf Email: j.gray@soton.ac.uk I'm ju
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11y ago
I have a blog post I've never quite finished writing, walking through some analysis of the 34,686,770 Amazon reviews in the Stanford SNAP dataset ( https://snap.stanford.edu/data/web-Amazon.html , but there's a
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11y ago
A todo list with dependencies, using webcola ( http://marvl.infotech.monash.edu/webcola/ ).
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14y ago
Yuki Sugiyama and co did some lovely research on this phenomena and were able to reproduce it on a circular road. A rather splendid video of said experiment: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wm-pZp_mi0