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Comment #42589866
Pearson VUE | Application Architect | REMOTE (US based) | Full time Pearson VUE provides exam and test-taker services to clients who want to assess the skills of their candidates. …
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Comment #28133131
I can see this being very useful for the managers, if the engineers reliably add the labels. In your experience, how do you overcome the problem of "laziness" where the engineers s…
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Comment #12631337
Thomson Reuters | Eagan, MN | Onsite full-time Lead Software Engineer (Big Data applications) - more details in the posting at https://toc.taleo.net/careersection/2/jobdetail.ftl?l…
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Comment #12401651
I'm interested in the flip side of this. How, as a consumer, can I discover cool new products from startups that Amazon thinks are noteworthy? I wish the also announced an section …
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Comment #11596183
Is it practical and desirable to have it both ways? Be published in a journal but also publish it on your own blog for free access? So if you publish a paper titled "XYZ" in a jour…
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Comment #11284038
I'd suggest making that more obvious somehow. Before seeing this comment, I had no idea how to see open tasks that are looking for developers to take.
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Comment #9349949
I'd suggest having your landing page explain a few common scenarios of where using ScholarCheck would be helpful. I'm not clear on why someone would want to use this. (or who the t…
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Comment #9312474
Looks like we'd have to install it and play it to know how the gameplay works. Is it based on a well-known puzzle that's already described online somewhere?
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Comment #8735738
Not seeing "Destroy this Site" on the page. Ctrl-F text find didn't come up with anything either.
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Comment #8108922
It demos well, but then I tried a simple test - a photograph of some text ( http://imgur.com/TCnGlZG ), Ocrad.js utterly failed at it, almost all letters were incorrect.