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by mjhea0 13y ago
great job, jennifer. you basically put yourself through an intense bootcamp. the amount of technologies you had to learn is inspiring and you've really taught yourself how to learn a new concept/technology quickly. did you track y
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Integration testing with pyVows and Django(realpython.com)
1 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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by mjhea0 13y ago
love this. although i am annoyed that the redscript and subsequent javascript examples are merely split by spaces on the website.
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Managing Multiple Github Accounts(mherman.org)
1 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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Craigslist Apartment Scraper (meant for those affected by the Boulder flood)(github.com)
1 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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Getting Started with Bootstrap 3(realpython.com)
2 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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by mjhea0 13y ago
I agree with this. Giving someone access to tech devices is one thing, but empowering them with education on how to use such devices to better their lives is something completely different altogether. In America, I would hope that public li
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Hilite Analytics - giving you insight and alerts about your team(nullempire.com)
1 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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Excel: Cohort Analysis (youtube.com)
1 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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by mjhea0 13y ago
my thoughts exactly. i'd love to see an actual tutorial on how to do this with dummy data.
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by mjhea0 13y ago
agreed. setup a repo. also, it would be nice if you would allow more than one wrapper per api.
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by mjhea0 13y ago
because there's a better, more powerful tool, which is also easier to use
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by mjhea0 13y ago
so you are creating an elite set of hackers at hackerlist? how are you finding and assessing them? how do you ensure that they will stay? i hope to see a cross between a dev shop and a job board in the future.
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by mjhea0 13y ago
once i get someone on the phone, i can tell if they know what they are talking about, i can also assess their social skills - which is extremely important to me. depending on how big the project is, i typically use trello to project manage
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by mjhea0 13y ago
Agreed. Skills mean very little to me. There's a lot of great developers out there. The top workers finish projects and can communicate. I opt for the niche job boards such has http://www.gun.io or http://www.dja
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by mjhea0 13y ago
http://www.ala.org/news/state-americas-libraries-report-2013...
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by mjhea0 13y ago
How about people that do not know how to effectually search the internet to get the social, economic, and political information to make informed decisions in their lives?
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by mjhea0 13y ago
for a startup, i would not even be worrying about this. i rank them like this- 1. .com 2. .org 3. .net in the end, if you're launching and MVP don't worry about this too much.
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Local Library Would Like to Remind Everyone Its Shit Is Free(medium.com)
30 points by mjhea0 13y ago|30 comments
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by mjhea0 13y ago
good call. there's a lot of free resources / open source projects with tools for optimization and locating pain points/bottle necks. i'd check those out first. see the types of queries that are slowing you down. then opt
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by mjhea0 13y ago
In my experiences, the size of the database nor the number of records really matter. It's the number of queries that you are handling at one time that can really affect performance. Sure, if you have a single table with a ton of record
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Set up a Docker Container With MongoDB(blog.codiez.co.za)
37 points by mjhea0 13y ago|4 comments
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by mjhea0 13y ago
short. sweet. to the point. well done. hope to see you build on it.
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by mjhea0 13y ago
I'm the co-founder of Real Python @ http://www.realpython.com We teach Python programming and web development from the bottom up: Start with the syntax, move on the web fundamentals, then on into the frameworks - flask, web
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by mjhea0 13y ago
I like the collection idea as well. However, I'd also lend them my laptop so they can still participate.
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What’s the Difference Between a Pre-Order and an MVP?(mherman.org)
1 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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Unit Testing with pyVows and Django(realpython.com)
1 points by mjhea0 13y ago|0 comments
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by mjhea0 13y ago
that makes better sense for where you are coming from. however, you are assuming it's an unfinished book when in reality, the book/course have been out for nearly a year. they are complete. we've had thousands of downloads. y
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by mjhea0 13y ago
did you even read the website. there are conditions on there. workflow - 1) users purchases course for $35 2) user takes assessment after part 1 (python syntax) 3) user takes assessment after part 2 (web dev) 4) user shows off what they lea
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by mjhea0 13y ago
so - (1) you learn python and web development (2) you get to show it off. ultimate learning by doing (3) then you get $15 (4) there's also the possibility of me hiring you for ad-hoc jobs.

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