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by swanson 16y ago
I am really loving TechZing so far. I have been trying to work through the backlog after I found it a few weeks ago. It's not always about startups and entrepreneurship, but I like it a lot more than other podcasts that are constantly reha
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by swanson 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1780375
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by swanson 16y ago
It's pretty fun, however, you can use firebug or a similar tool to just change the html to link directly to the answer ;-)
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by swanson 16y ago
Following conventions/best-practices. Not duplicating code unnecessarily. Using features of the language to my advantage instead of forcing the language to fit my program structure. And also just an overall improvement in the quality of th
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by swanson 16y ago
I actually keep some crusty old code on github intentionally. Since github sorts your profile page based on last commit, it shows up near the bottom of the list anyways. By having gross old code, I can show how much I have improved and ad
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by swanson 16y ago
Ugh, so now there is a Programmer StackExchange separate from StackOverflow? Were the off-topic, 'water cooler' posts really that bad?
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by swanson 16y ago
Pick your top 2-3 projects that would have relevance to the position you are applying for (i.e. you can probably leave off a low-level C project if you are applying for a Rails gig). Put these in a section called "Selected Technical Projec
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by swanson 16y ago
I got quite a few replies. We are building a Flask app. The repo just got started at http://github.com/swanson/hackerpulse Mockups: http://i.imgur.com/pmvnU.png We are on freenode in #hackerpulse. Feel free to contribute, everyone is w
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Ask HN: Any Python hackers want to make stuff?
10 points by swanson 16y ago|1 comments