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by mdisc 3y ago
I think it has to do with the times. Because sl admin came up in a pre DRF time when people use Django to serve templates, the work to build it into the framework came more naturally. With lots of more modern web app frameworks mainly focus
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by mdisc 3y ago
Funny that this is the exact opposite of "Speed matters: Why working quickly is more important than it seems" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36312295 ) from a couple days ago here. Both speed and "slow
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by mdisc 4y ago
Maybe for consumer apps, but for a lot of enterprise apps that have to be compatible with existing APIs or domain-specific data standard that require two name fields, that’s not really a viable approach.
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by mdisc 5y ago
Hey Jared, just wanted to let you know, I can't access your resume- I get asked to sign in.
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by mdisc 6y ago
Quickly growing edtech SaaS company that is changing the way students plan out their college and career paths. We build student-friendly market-leading tools for all of the tasks students need to accomplish to figure out what they'll d
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by mdisc 6y ago
SchooLinks | Austin, TX | Full-time | Onsite or Remote | schoolinks.com Quickly growing edtech SaaS company that is changing the way students plan out their college and career paths. We build student-friendly market-leading tools for all of
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by mdisc 6y ago
I applaud your ambition, but i can’t imagine how this would be work. You’re employed full time, you’re in grad school full time, and you’re a new father—- how would you actually have any time to do an internship? How much time you could act
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by mdisc 6y ago
Apple Airpod Pros -- long battery life, near instant bluetooth tethering. Even other expensive headphones/earbuds (Bose) for instance could not compete with the ease of use, noise cancellation, and comfort. I don't think about hea
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by mdisc 7y ago
Same, Crown Heights to Midtown. Would time my commute so I could get a seat and pull out my laptop to just code with no emails or other stuff coming in. Probably some of the most productive time. You just have to be good with heading in ear
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Interview: Alabama teenager who just won the PowerPoint World Championship(slate.com)
2 points by mdisc 7y ago|0 comments
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by mdisc 7y ago
SchooLinks | Austin | Full-time | Onsite or Remote | schoolinks.com Quickly growing ed tech SaaS company that is changing the way students plan out their futures. We build student-friendly college and career readiness tools. Think college s
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by mdisc 8y ago
SchooLinks | Experienced Full Stack (Django + React) | Austin, TX or Remote schoolinks.com We're a college and career readiness platform currently being used by many large school districts, including Dallas Independent School District.
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by mdisc 8y ago
1. I think it’s better to focus on doing - especially if you’re interested in working with an earier stage company. You’re much more versatile and if you choose the right company with an upward trajectory then you have the chance to special
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by mdisc 8y ago
I could not read the actual article- seems some script in one of the adds was redirecting me to some spammy Win $1000 sweepstakes every time I clicked the link. Did that happen to anyone else? (Using mobile safari)
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by mdisc 8y ago
SchooLinks | Austin, TX | Remote full time and remote contractors, React and React Native SchooLinks is hiring for React UI engineers and React Native Engineers: https://angel.co/schoolinks/jobs/301585-ui-engineer-
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Homeless Web Developer hands out resumes gets hundreds of job offers(nypost.com)
2 points by mdisc 8y ago|1 comments
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by mdisc 9y ago
SchooLinks - SchooLinks.com | Post-seed, revenue generating, fast growing edtech startup located in downtown Austin, TX. Hiring full time, full stack developers. Python + PHP and Angular. katie@schoolinks.com
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$100k to move your startup to Austin, TX(movetoaustin.capitalfactory.com)
16 points by mdisc 10y ago|3 comments
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Startup Internships and mentorship in NYC(techconnect.beakit.com)
2 points by mdisc 10y ago|0 comments
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The Secret Behind Lemonade’s Instant Insurance(medium.com)
1 points by mdisc 10y ago|0 comments
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by mdisc 10y ago
In an ideal situation for science writing, who someone is, their agenda, etc, shouldn't matter for interpretation right? But here having read the piece without that context, and then having someone point out who the author was really c
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by mdisc 10y ago
Okay, that makes sense, I agree with you there. Thanks for making that point. What maybe would have been better and a less normative way to make the point is that she has as track record of writing and making statements that advance claims
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by mdisc 10y ago
One point that it looks like Curry takes aim with more generally is the degree to which there is a consensus about global warming among scientists. She says that 97% of scientists can't believe in it because they haven't studied
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by mdisc 10y ago
Sorry? Sure, don't feel the need to believe any of their refutations, but you can follow their links to her statements and decide whether or not you agree with her take.
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by mdisc 10y ago
Yeah it's kind of sad actually. I started reading this as serious piece and then sent it to a professor I had during my undergrad for a class on climate change. So embarrassing!! The broad points about training data and non-linearities
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by mdisc 10y ago
Ah, yes she is a bit of a skeptic- http://www.skepticalscience.com/Judith_Curry_arg.htm
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Best Practices for Gnarly SQL Queries(medium.com)
6 points by mdisc 10y ago|0 comments
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Techstars Companies Funding Overview(techstars.com)
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The web ad business is full of deception(blog.aloodo.org)
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Crystal Ball for Corn Crop Yields(technologyreview.com)
2 points by mdisc 10y ago|0 comments

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