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by papaver 10y ago
oh ea spouse... was at tiburon when that hit the fan... what a time to be at ea... mess from all directions...
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by papaver 10y ago
everyone is replaceable. this is a business. you own them nothing. you've already done your due diligence and they knew you were going to leave. they will survive without you and your fellow co-worker will forgive you. i've b
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by papaver 10y ago
i don't understand all these time tracking apps to the seconds/minutes. as a consultant/freelancer don't you value your time and skills more than on the minute at the desk working? how do you incorporate thinking about
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by papaver 10y ago
i was quite put off by it. i feel like the teaching technique is pretty poor and the focus in on all the wrong things. mainly the tech gets in the way for learning. i don't want to figure out how to learn numpy when i'm trying
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by papaver 10y ago
thats bizarre... it works fine for me... both locally and on the deployed site. http://res.cloudinary.com/markdown2pdf/raw/upload/fl_attachm... maybe its your browser... i'll do some more testing. thank
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by papaver 10y ago
do you have an example of the markdown file? i've run it on dozens of markdown files without an issue... thanks.
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by papaver 10y ago
does it? what makes you think that? its run on flask using libraries. there is no commercial service running in the background... not sure what you mean.
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Show HN: Markdown to PDF converter site (www.markdownpdfconverter.com)
4 points by papaver 10y ago|7 comments
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by papaver 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Boulder, Co / Remote a master generalist. proficient in a dozen languages. worked in a dozen environments. deliver code with a significantly higher half-life than your average engineer. know how to architecture garden
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by papaver 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Boulder, Colorado Remote: Yes Technologies: C, C++, C#, Obj-C, Java, Scala, Python, Mel, SQL, Lua, Bash, Ruby, Javascript, PHP Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moiz-merchant-ab53b91 a
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by papaver 10y ago
Location: Boulder, Colorado Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, C#, Obj-C, Java, Scala, Python, Mel, SQL, Lua, Bash, Ruby, Javascript, PHP Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moiz-merchant-
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by papaver 11y ago
Location: Boulder, Colorado Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C, C++, C#, Obj-C, Java, Scala, OpenGL, Maya, Mel, SQL, Lua, Bash, Python, Ruby, Javascript, PHP, React, AngularJS, Play, Akka, Postgres, Redis Résumé/CV: h
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by papaver 11y ago
Talenthouse | Fullstacker | West Hollywood, CA (REMOTE or ONSITE) | Fulltime | $120k https://www.talenthouse.com/collaborate/all Seeking a senior engineer capable of jiving well with a tiny and nimble team. We take pri
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by papaver 11y ago
i've found attitude is sometimes different when "testing the waters" vs "looking for the next gig". this can lead to your situation in certain instances.
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by papaver 11y ago
i would say i felt similar lackluster when i interviewed (engineering position) there a few years ago. probably one of the worst interviews i've had, completely mechanical. literally all human emotion removed from it. the interview c
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by papaver 12y ago
"Most ambitions are either achieved or abandoned; either way, they belong to the past. The future, instead of the ladder toward the goals of life, flattens out into a perpetual present. Money, status, all the vanities the preacher of E
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by papaver 12y ago
thanks for the article, very enlightening.
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by papaver 12y ago
I've known him for a couple years and we have hung out regularly. I'm quite sure he is alright because of his regular posts on facebook. I've attempted to contact his business partner as well with no avail. I've seen
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Ask HN: Last 7 invoices haven't been paid, what now?
10 points by papaver 12y ago|19 comments
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by papaver 12y ago
its called homography... fairly strait forward to code... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homography_(computer_vision)
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by papaver 12y ago
"design patterns are spoonfeed material for brainless programmers incapable of independent thought, who will be resolved to producing code as mediocre as the design patterns they use to create it." - christer ericson hah, congrats
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by papaver 12y ago
happiness is not obtained by achievement, its acquired by consciousness and awareness. read way of the peaceful warrior by dan millman if you get a chance. stumbling upon happiness is another great book, good to know how your mind works,
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by papaver 12y ago
your code is shite... ever head of commenting?
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by papaver 13y ago
any one know how this differs from livemocha.com?
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by papaver 13y ago
maybe not eat street but what about order ahead? found 3 in 10 minutes with a seperate .net domain, 2 ranked #1 over the resturants .com domain with google places pointing to it. poor form order ahead. do the restaurants know your 't
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by papaver 13y ago
seems a little sketch to me to be creating external domains which would be competing with the main website. like having bar pintxo's menu on a .org with google places linked to it and being ranked #1 on google. i don't see many
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Many Restaurants see their Google Places Profile Hijacked(reservationgenie.com)
45 points by papaver 13y ago|22 comments
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by papaver 13y ago
the point of art (code) should not be for recognition. create for the sake of taking the journey of creation, its much more fulfilling, and let others enjoy or not the creation. many famous artists were dead long before they were recogniz
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by papaver 13y ago
meh. i prefer using old school moleskin and pencil to journal with. why does everything have to be about content aggregation? seems silly to duplicate the data in yet another application. nothing like making time to sit down and write on
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by papaver 13y ago
"I find myself abstaining from studying advanced topics in programming and computer science, and instead sticking to this comfort zone of what I know." that pretty much sums up why you may not enjoy work anymore. i've been doing the exact

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