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javamonn

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About javamonn

work: https://literal.io email: javamonn@hey.com

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    Comment #27042839

    OSS Capital, which participated in the Rome Tools, Inc round, has compiled a list which includes commercial open source companies, revenue estimates, and how much VC raised: https:…

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    Comment #26838665

    There's been some good writing on the general failure of "Hypertext books" (e.g. the first couple of paragraphs here [0]). I personally think this stems from some of the reasons th…

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    Comment #26806927

    It's unfortunately not a widely supported spec. hypothes.is [0] is the most widely used desktop client, but they don't have a mobile client, and as of last time I checked they don'…

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    Comment #26798804

    Though not textual annotation, some of my favorite recent examples of the value of annotation have been NYT's Close Read series [0], in which they annotate works of visual art as p…

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    Comment #19553999

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    Comment #19123517

    BigSpring | Software Engineers, Data Science, Designers, Product Managers | US-only REMOTE, Full-time At BigSpring, we’re obsessively solving a major global challenge - employabili…

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    Comment #11690409

    This is the image that the instances in a Google Container Engine cluster run. Nice that its getting easier and easier to run a local cluster - for most things it doesn't matter bu…

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    Comment #9370895

    Friedman's original paper is well worth the read, and toy Vogel implementation if you have time! [0] [0] waring, pdf: http://math.boisestate.edu/~liljanab/MATH509/IndexCoincidenc..…

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    Comment #9349919

    I read three books at a time, and only pick up/start/buy a new one once I finish one. Helps acquiring a large back log of unread literature around the apartment. :) * Labyrinths - …

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    Comment #9191551

    I haven't looked at the app, but if he enables html5 mode you can drop the hash suffix on urls. https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/$location

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    Comment #8978751

    "Simplified server implementation: Rather than having a proliferation of end-points (per action, per route), a single GraphQL endpoint can serve as a facade for any number of under…