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by probinso 9y ago
I think that if you were to lease out teleportation devices you would be pretty well-off
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by probinso 9y ago
It all depends how different you want your experience to be. If you're interested in a diversity of job environments, then mining your current pool may not be the best route. My favorite way to identify interesting companies is to watc
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by probinso 9y ago
Relevance Vector Machines by Tipping or Homomorphic Encryption over the Integers
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by probinso 9y ago
I'm pretty sure that larger talent pool is a myth. Not everybody has the discipline to work remotely. Perhaps are able to cast a wider net, but there are a lot more rotten fish. I would expect that a larger talent pool maybe the case f
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by probinso 9y ago
I automate things that a computer can do
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by probinso 9y ago
...We Believe work is a never-ending process...
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by probinso 9y ago
Do it quickly. rip off the Band-Aid
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by probinso 9y ago
Go to school for biology
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by probinso 9y ago
Scuba Diving
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by probinso 9y ago
YouTube. Watch conference talks. Apply to represented companies. Meetups for same reason as above. Also Craigslist has surprising yield, despite lack in diversity.
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by probinso 9y ago
The problem is that your programming is styled by the language you choose. If you decide to go down the route of python then the curse of consenting adults will paint the way you believe object-oriented programming should be done. Likewise
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by probinso 9y ago
It sounds like you are asking rhetorical questions
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by probinso 9y ago
I can see why some people might use to-do lists as their go-to, but those often are not representative of actually exploring a language. I guess there is probably a large community of people who only share publicly projects they consider po
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by probinso 9y ago
Inheritance is a great way to allow your newly defined class to interface with the language syntax or system environment features in a useful way. Doing something like inheriting from a dictionary in Python allows for you to extend a very v
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by probinso 9y ago
ApL keyboard makes it easier to apl
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by probinso 9y ago
Pebcak is the only one you need
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by probinso 9y ago
One leg at a time
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by probinso 9y ago
Insight datascience
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Ask HN: Why are resumes a problem?
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by probinso 9y ago
pelican, it supports jupyter notebooks
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by probinso 10y ago
testing out pelican; it has plugins for latex and jupyter
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by probinso 10y ago
on windows i used sophos. on linux i mostly feel content with SELinux
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by probinso 10y ago
bookmarks fall into two use cases for me. 1 - important instant recall, across the top of my browser is a interface bar littered with favicons (and no text). I know the name of every site on that list, but don't ever want to type them.
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by probinso 10y ago
Some people only go to church on holidays...
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by probinso 10y ago
Unpaid internships are a lie told in industries who undervalue their hiring pool.
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by probinso 10y ago
I am in a similar boat. I am exploring the bioinformatics side and computational statistics. I am very interested in hearing other's experience deviating from traditional software development into the other sciences.
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by probinso 10y ago
Ask hard questions. It is important to understand the boundaries of a candidates knowledge. I don't trust company that lets me off easy, it feels like they aren't actually looking for a good fit. Asking for a prepared presentation
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by probinso 10y ago
7.50$ /hr
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by probinso 10y ago
I have met many people who call themselves a data scientists. it is very easy to call yourself a data scientist, and justify the label. if the vocabulary of your community doesn't support your needs, then you need to modify your vocabu
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by probinso 10y ago
Data Skeptic Linear Digressions Not So Standard Deviations Partially Derivative New Books in Mathematics Talk Python Podcast.__init__ Ask an Astronomer

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