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by zekenie 8y ago
Fraight is an AI logistics company changing the face of transportation. We're hiring well rounded senior software engineers looking for impactful, creative work. You can learn more here: https://fraight.workable.com/j&#
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What I want in a code review tool
1 points by zekenie 9y ago|1 comments
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by zekenie 10y ago
I agree. I'm not sure everyone should be forced to learn for loops, or whatever. I also don't think high schoolers should have to memorize the krebs cycle or the fact that pv=mrt for gas systems. I don't know. I really think
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by zekenie 10y ago
"Everyone should learn to code" makes at least as much sense as "everyone should learn trigonometry." To me, it makes much more sense, actually. I'm a software engineer. I might not be if I wasn't exposed to it
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by zekenie 11y ago
I'm working on an open source MEAN stack permissions framework that does some of what you're talking about. Its not fully baked yet, but feel free to give it a look: https://github.com/zekenie/dmv It let&#x27
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by zekenie 11y ago
I wonder how this would work with the new Raspberry Pi display
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Mongeese: A supercharged mongoose Array class(github.com)
6 points by zekenie 12y ago|0 comments
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by zekenie 12y ago
Hey doc-to-be: Am I correct that there is a very basic cellular bio reason that salt causes vasoconstriction? No one is questioning this?
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by zekenie 12y ago
totally true, but if you look at the rest of the context, its pretty clear that the author is talking about men.
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by zekenie 12y ago
> One is savvy at meeting women; one is shy and prefers to date online. I think its a little problematic that this assumes geeks are men.
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by zekenie 12y ago
Is it recommended to cycle ssl certs?
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by zekenie 12y ago
producthunt.co is kind of like that, but I agree it'd be great.
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by zekenie 12y ago
Internet speed and unreliability make it tricky for webapps to do much good. Distributed web servers that work on local area networks and sync data asynchronously with something like AWS could be HUGE. I've been working on a side proje
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YC emails are sent
61 points by zekenie 13y ago|80 comments
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by zekenie 13y ago
Awesome, thanks! We'd have to port it to rails to use it at work. Right now we're using much more primitive AB testing.
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by zekenie 13y ago
Found the answer to my question on the readme: "The implementation here mirrors many of the key components of Facebook's PHP implementation of PlanOut which is used to conduct experiments with hundreds of millions of users."
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by zekenie 13y ago
So do you have to use python to work with this? That's probably a stupid question because clearly facebook's using all kinds of tech on the backend. I'm trying to see how you'd integrate this into a rails or node project
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Ask HN: Does your startup use Captchas? I want to talk to you.
8 points by zekenie 13y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: A backbone-style router for Twilio-Node/Express(github.com)
1 points by zekenie 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Awesome scaffolding for the MEAN stack (Node.js)(nodemvc.herokuapp.com)
2 points by zekenie 13y ago|0 comments
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by zekenie 13y ago
Nice! I was thinking of doing something like this some weekend. Wouldn't a database be better for the places instead of that static file?
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by zekenie 13y ago
But the FDA does regulate Tylenol's marketing very aggressively.
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by zekenie 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that's not how medical regulation is supposed to work. Consumers expect that their purchases are safe.
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by zekenie 13y ago
But often people get certain tests when they have certain symptoms or risk factors. For example, smokers are much more likely to have lung cancer. Screening them for lung cancer is a good idea, even if the screen has some false positives be
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by zekenie 13y ago
Its a simple procedure but from an epidemiological prospective, different screening methods are ideal for different slices of the population. If something has a very high false positive rate, it's a terrible screening tool... I think a
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by zekenie 13y ago
Great! I think I have a couple use cases for this, and I like how small it is. I notice that it doesn't do too well with the ' character. I think its probably an escaping issue. I commented on a github issue.
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Show HN: NodeMVC, a scaffolding tool (my first open source project) (github.com)
1 points by zekenie 13y ago|0 comments
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by zekenie 13y ago
Nice implementation. Looks slick. I want to know how it's different from a similar Facebook feature... But nice job.
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by zekenie 13y ago
Got it. Thanks
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by zekenie 13y ago
Have you checked out https://weworkremotely.com/ ? Might find it helpful. Also, there's always things like elance. I know you won't make much $, but it might help in the short term. There are occasionally node pro

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