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jlafon

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About jlafon

Software Developer at OpenEye Scientific Software.

http://jlafon.io

Recent public activity

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    Comment #27638000

    Many have commented here on the computational challenges of enumerating, storing, and searching very large virtual libraries. While molecules can be represented and stored as strin…

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    Comment #12846539

    OpenEye Scientific | Santa Fe, NM | Onsite/Fulltime | http://www.eyesopen.com/careers OpenEye Scientific Software provides software to the Pharmaceutical Industry for molecular mod…

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    Comment #11679394

    First of all, I'm not defending what is obviously predatory. However, there is more involved then what you might think at first glance. Right or wrong, correctional facilities have…

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    Comment #10494139

    OpenEye Scientific Software (Santa Fe, New Mexico) - various positions: http://www.eyesopen.com/careers

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    Comment #9989486

    Nice work. I implemented something very similar last year: https://github.com/jlafon/pynamodb .

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    Comment #8553952

    That makes sense. I had only seen the Memcache & Redis datastores being used (and both being comparable to DynamoDB).

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    Comment #8553899

    It's interesting that Netflix decided to write this rather than using Amazon's own DynamoDB. I wonder specifically if DynamoDB was too expensive (as I have found), or was there som…

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    Comment #8308850

    Author of the paper here. The file operations are distributed strictly without links, otherwise we could make no guarantees that work wouldn't be duplicated, or even that the algor…

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    Comment #7884344

    What I meant is that getting the toolbar to show up when you aren't serving from localhost isn't as trivial as setting DEBUG=True. It requires other settings ( https://github.com/d…

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    Comment #7883436

    I end up using Django Rest Framework ( http://www.django-rest-framework.org/ ) generated UIs along with the debug toolbar, and then disabling the generated UIs when I'm done profil…

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    Comment #7883320

    For those interested, here are a couple of differences between this and django-debug-toolbar (an excellent, widely used utility that also provides SQL inspection). 1. django-debug-…

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    Comment #7686087

    I'm trying to understand this too. This is only a problem if the OAuth provider (Google, Twitter, etc) does not validate the URL that the client is trying to redirect the user to a…

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    Comment #7629077

    If you did a line for line transliteration, did you use any of Go's concurrency features such goroutines or channels? I ask because I find that when I translate a program from Pyth…

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    Comment #7501991

    Well done. All of my questions were answered by browsing the site. +1 for using SSL everywhere.

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    Comment #7473891

    Out of curiosity, why did you choose Ember? For context, my team is evaluating Angular vs. Ember. Thanks.

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    Comment #7325819

    Can someone explain the downvotes?

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    Comment #7324648

    Front end web developer, OpenEye Scientific Software - Santa Fe, NM Email hr@eyesopen.com for details. About OpenEye Scientific Software, Inc: OpenEye Scientific Software provides …

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    Comment #7252718

    The most interesting part to me is that there is no database. It had never occurred to me to use Django without one.

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    Comment #7242728

    How can this be? Perhaps, their sample is biased? It would really be sad if 25% of Americans really have this misconception - not to mention the similarly high percentages for othe…

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    Comment #7238399

    Java has many great features, but I find it to be too tedious for me to experiment. For example: want to read a file into a string? The Python version is open(name).read(), and I'v…

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    Comment #7235678

    This looks pretty cool! I like the story flow. You might want to include some links that explain what the keys are, what PGP is, etc - because not everyone who lands on your site w…

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    Comment #7235647

    This looks really powerful, and I'm glad you offer student pricing.