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plam

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About plam

I am Paul, co-founder, data engineer, and a functional programming enthusiast. I am here to learn and share. My blog is at www.quantisan.com

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    Comment #29682141

    dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29682051

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    Comment #29682139

    dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29682051

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    Comment #29682137

    if you're interested in this, you might find this alternative interface useful -- https://hckrnews.com It keeps track of top links each day and you can scroll back in time. This ha…

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    Comment #7800660

    It seems one of the biggest business issues is site visitor perception. I have a couple questions please. What's your opt-rate rate so far out of the sites that have shown this opt…

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    Comment #7759951

    email sent

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    Comment #7759941

    That's a very real problem I totally forgot. We could do the same thing and have a small team of interns + mentor do maintenance mode work.... but not exactly exciting. I don't kno…

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    Comment #7759908

    You can buy all sorts of Chinese phones (with dual SIM) directly from China online on sites like Aliexpress.com. The thing is, US uses weird 3G frequencies or something from the re…

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    Comment #7758405

    do you have a few minute to chat in the next few weeks? drop me an email please paul@quantisan.com

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    Comment #7758395

    yes, a large part of it is figuring out the problems and where are the lower hanging fruits and what resources are needed.

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    Comment #7758389

    drop me an email please paul@quantisan.com I'd love to hear of your experience.

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    Comment #7758345

    lots of great suggestions here! I'll reach out to local schools, bootcamps, etc. to get some feedback

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    Comment #7755283

    what student would get is a tech mentor and a chance to solve real problem with a good cause. wouldn't that be a competitive selling point vs. a paid internship with perhaps a few …

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    Comment #7755248

    good question, I edited post to clarify.

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    Comment #7755234

    not yet, but probably eventually. I'll start with just doing it for a project first to test out the model. I have a nonprofit on board with needs. I have connections with developer…

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    Comment #7755209

    that depends. to pay students I would need to source funding too. that is doable but does add another level of barrier to get things going. I'll probably start with finding unpaid …

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    Ask HN: Charity to pair tech mentors with interns to dive into non-profits

    I can get everything in place to spin out a partnership project. What I lack is time and experience (haven't tried this before). So I'm asking for help to iron this out so as not t…

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    Comment #7749206

    I did a piece on using Clojure with Go recently. For me, it wasn't a switch but using them along side each other to tackle different problems more efficiently. Here's the link -- h…

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    Comment #6962738

    Much of Clojure itself is written in Clojure. I would recommend going right to the source for idiomatic examples. https://github.com/clojure/clojure

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    Comment #6832618

    I wrote some R scripts to perform historical data-driven asset allocation for long-only, low-load funds investment for the long term. This seem like a good time to put it here: htt…

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    Comment #6658963

    Regarding ground changes, we can look to current bullet-train rail systems. Nobody has ever died on a bullet train in Japan due to earthquakes. I saw on a documentary that Japan fe…

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