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aganders3

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    https://hackmd.io might fit the bill. I use it for some open source projects I work on, but don't really touch the advanced features.

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    Comment #32240499

    Rustacean Station had a great podcast episode with Quentin Ochem from AdaCore and Florian Gilcher from Ferrous Systems. They do a great job explaining what "safety-critical" means …

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    Hyperfine | Python Backend and Deep Learning | NYC/CT | ONSITE (eventually...) | Full Time | https://hyperfine.io Hyperfine invented a portable MRI scanner to make MRI available to…

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    Stewart Butterfield discussed this when he was on "How I Built This" https://www.npr.org/2018/07/27/633164558/slack-flickr-stewar...

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    Comment #16811317

    Various intranet pages at my company "work" in IE6/7 or whatever and nobody seems to be rushing to fix them. That kind of sucks, though.

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    Comment #16432256

    Regarding the RIAA one: I find it interesting how similar the streaming services are to the system of Voluntary Collective Licensing advocated by the EFF starting in 2003 [0]. Vide…

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    I'm also a different person, but I have found tremendous utility in Moosewood Restaurant Favorites. It's vegetarian, but a lot of recipes are vegan. My wife and I are low-meat omni…

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    I also had a failed interview with Triplebyte that left a bad taste in my mouth. I experienced similarly condescending tones and disrespect from the interviewer. I was told to prep…

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    Comment #12347422

    It was also 98°F that day in San Tan, for reference.

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    Comment #11905289

    The photo shows four women, but the article states that "Facebook has a team of more than a dozen engineers and researchers dedicated to the project."

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    Comment #11871551

    Stitcher does more than that. They actually re-host and (I believe, from the difference in audio quality) re-compress the files.

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    Comment #11871105

    That's addressed in the article. Direct marketing with offer codes or special URLs is only applicable to certain products. Brand (awareness) advertising is where the real money com…

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    I am a currently a Research Assistant Professor in Magnetic Resonance Imaging. I'm moving to Sacramento soon, and looking for work in medical imaging research or leaving the field …

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    Comment #11737029

    I think this is a service Strava offers, but for bicycles.

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    D'oh - I'm blushing. What I meant was that you do much awesome work on it. My apologies to the other important contributors! In any case, thanks! I've read your book (Beginning And…

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    Comment #11505206

    LibGDX is made mostly by Mario Zechner, who also happens to work on/for RoboVM.

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    Comment #11213913

    Thanks - much appreciated as a Safari user.

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    Comment #11077109

    So you didn't make it down to: > BROOKE: Also, EVERYONE looks at Cosmo on Discover. If it’s funny, they share it.

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    Comment #10888196

    There is a lot of pessimism about AWS in here. Does anyone have a link to a similar article from the roll-your-own perspective? I am comfortable writing small Python web apps (i.e.…

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    Comment #10809209

    The Backblaze iOS client is for access/retrieval, not for backing up files from the iOS device.

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    Comment #10387240

    WARF (the designated rights holder for UW patents) gives an annual gift of ~$60M to the University, if I recall correctly.

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    Nanny software you installed yourself? In any case, NumPy is on GitHub now.