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by probinso 11y ago
the majority of companies (especially in research) do not recruit without internal reference. additionally, most research companies have a known hiring problem, in that they arent able to fill their talent requirements. find companies that
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by probinso 11y ago
Give them environment to develop projects where they have to learn Math Languages on their own. Require that they choose their language; try to advise matching problems to languages. R, Stan, Figaro, Venture, Hakaru Coq, Cryptol Sage, Magm
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by probinso 12y ago
read project code from a year ago. also have a person review your code in a language you are new to.
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by probinso 12y ago
Edward Gorey
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Ask HN: What companies are exploring interesting uses of hackathons?
3 points by probinso 12y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Could someone please invite me to lobste.rs?
1 points by probinso 12y ago|0 comments
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by probinso 12y ago
This is a fairly large project, spanning 4 years, so there are quite a bit of moving parts. There are a group of teams developing new programming languages, and are being funded to do so by darpa. Some of the teams are leveraging their lang
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by probinso 12y ago
It was better next year
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by probinso 12y ago
doesn't work with number pad
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Ask HN: What math, science, and developer comics do you follow?
1 points by probinso 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask: What do you use for source code spell checker
2 points by probinso 13y ago|3 comments
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by probinso 13y ago
Caution. I know no thing of this problem space. you have a unique oopportunity to learn. Hire someone on as your lead developer, and act as a developer beneath them. You can grow yourself, by getting assigned tasks and working through their
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by probinso 13y ago
Both were in Seattle One builds and designs Scanning Electron Microscopes The other provides tools for supporting/maintaining self organizing networks over cellular communication towers. I don't plan on naming them directly, but,
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Ask HN:Thoughts on written tests for interviews.
3 points by probinso 13y ago|8 comments
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by probinso 13y ago
"What has been your career path to this point?" - tells you their professional history, their startup background, let's you know what their comfertable talking about wrt the end of their previous companies. I also use this qu
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by probinso 13y ago
The university that I attended used Ada as it's introduction programming language. It's very verbose and, up until recently, has historically suffered from poor documentation. The best ways to learn Ada, up until online documentat
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by probinso 14y ago
It sounds like you want to seperate software engeneering and computer science. Computer science is a different course material.
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Ask HN: How do you find development positions in other countries.
9 points by probinso 15y ago|2 comments