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Hadoop Up and Running
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Popular Airline Passenger Routes from 29K Wikipedia Articles
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Recommendation engine built using Apache Spark and Python
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Parsing and linting UK postcodes in Python
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12y ago
I've seen it happen a few times a year with my clients in London. Occasionally the contractors become part of the furniture though as good candidates that are available at the right price are not always easy to come across.
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I've been contracting in London half the year and remotely from Estonia the other half of the year for about three years now. It's hard to get UK clients to agree to remote work. It usually takes 1 - 3 months for me to find a remo
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12y ago
I'm a UK-based contractor (albeit mostly working with Python) and without fail I have at least 10 new recruiters add me on LinkedIn every week. What are the chances this author is in a flooded recruiter market? Edit: The last time I s
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12y ago
Django have been upping the iterations in each release, it's 15,000 in 1.7 and by 1.9 will be 24,000. 500 password checks saturates a core i5 4670 for 25 seconds: http://tech.marksblogg.com/passwords-in-django.html#why-
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Hashing passwords takes a lot of CPU resources. Django limited their password lengths to a maximum 4,096 characters because of this: https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2013/sep/15/security/
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Securely hashing passwords in Django
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12y ago
SEEKING WORK, based in Estonia (GMT + 3) half the year and the rest in London, Remote Projects Only. I contracted for Google for six months in 2014. I wrote the backend and the data tools for Google's http://consumerbaromete
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SEEKING WORK, based in Estonia (GMT + 3) half the year and the rest in London, Remote Projects Only. I've' been contracting for Google for the past six months. I wrote the backend and the data tools for Google's http:/&
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Faster Python
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Better Python Package Management
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Load balancing Django
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Much faster testing in Django
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Hosting blogs via Amazon CloudFront
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I hadn't tried lyX yet or many others for that matter. Pelican just seemed to work the way I wanted to out of the box so I was never tempted away. I'm hearing from a bunch of people on twitter about their favorite generators so I
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SEEKING WORK, based in Estonia (GMT + 3) half the year and the rest in London, Remote Projects Only. I've' been contracting for Google for the past six months. I wrote the backend and the data tools for Google's http:/&
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Scraping every IPv4 WHOIS record
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Former PHP developer
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File Uploads to Amazon S3 in Django
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Finding the fastest IP geocoding method using Python
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Django speaking JSON
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Querying Elasticsearch from Google App Engine
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SEEKING WORK, based in Estonia (GMT + 3) half the year and the rest in London, Remote Projects Only. I'm a full stack developer with 12+ years of professional experience. I'm finishing up a project for Google. I'm available f
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You'd think IPv4 connectivity with containers would be high up the priority list to get working: https://github.com/dotcloud/docker/issues/2174
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If they find you on linked in, they can google reverse image search your profile picture and probably come up with quite a bit. Now imagine google introducing facial recognition search.
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Deploying Python Apps (and avoiding a few pitfalls)
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Just-in-time staging environments using LXC
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