moogatronic

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   by moogatronic 8y ago

   I live in Nashville as well. All of this is true. Another point - If you have kids, most of the schools suck. Private school is very popular here for "traditionally southern" reasons. The religion comment is very accurate, and ver
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   by moogatronic 11y ago

   Something similar happened to me, but I was never provided with the "programming test". My interview for a freelance gig was wrapping up, and the COO asked if I would be willing to "fix a few bugs in the system" to see i
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   by moogatronic 11y ago

   SEEKING WORK contact: junkda -at- gmail DOT com Location: Nashville, TN Remote: Yes Programming Languages (in skill order): Clojure, Java, Python, Ruby, R Technologies: "fullstack", git, AWS, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, NLP, Sentiment An
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   by moogatronic 14y ago

   Is your humanscale keyboard tray on a track? They make different size tracks that are interchangeable. One source: http://www.thehumansolution.com/humanscale-keyboard-tray-tra... GeekDesk provides the dimensions of the desks, the large ma
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   by moogatronic 14y ago

   I just got my GeekDesk after a long and varied string of various sit/stand combinations. I opted for the small, frame only, and bought my own "butchers block" solid mape top - 48" x 25" x 1.5". This coupled with an ergotron LX monitor mount
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   Complex Systems and Occupy Wall Street(necsi.edu)

   5 points by moogatronic 15y ago|0 comments
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   Algorithmic Culture: An interview with Ted Striphas(cbc.ca)

   1 points by moogatronic 15y ago|0 comments
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   Six Provocations for Big Data(zephoria.org)

   1 points by moogatronic 15y ago|0 comments
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   by moogatronic 15y ago

   I think this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2819560 will shed some light on his response.
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    by moogatronic 16y ago

    I'm not sure how this is content free. It's offering up a gateway to a discussion/criticism of a lot of crufty-methodologies. Opinionated and vulgar maybe, but it is still about software, hacking, and maybe even business.
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    by moogatronic 16y ago

    Learn python the hard way: http://learnpythonthehardway.org/index Try to think about exiting programs that intrigue or excite you. Clone these. Think about whether you want to write "web" applications, mobile applications, scientific app
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    by moogatronic 16y ago

    FYI - here's a link to this article with no ads/distractions: http://www.chomsky.info/articles/19670223.htm Readability still left a big graphic ad in the middle with the nybooks link.
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    by moogatronic 16y ago

    First part of this you can do with the Zeo - They have programming API's that allow you to use a port on the Zeo for real-time data access. The rest of your requirements are up to you to provide!
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    by moogatronic 16y ago

    Gitolite has very easy to follow instructions to get it up and running. (Hosted at Github!) Also interesting is that VPS account + Gitolite is cheaper (perhaps more practical for smallish businesses - if you're only interested in hosting
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    by moogatronic 16y ago

    awesome! I was putting off ordering this while I finished reading Joy of Clojure, but the coupon code forced my hand. Thanks - Looking forward to the print copy arrival.
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    by moogatronic 16y ago

    I've had the Zeo for about 5 days, so I can only provide feedback relative to that amount of time. It certainly SEEMS accurate with it's recording of my deep/rem/light sleep cycles. There's no way for me to really know though since I'm as