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thegorgon

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About thegorgon

cto @ hummingbird.co, previously @ square, caviar, uc berkeley

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    Software Engineering. Data Science is a useful skillset for everyone to have, but the majority of the work in any practical data science role is in getting the data in the right pl…

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    Comment #13600648

    Caviar | San Francisco | iOS, Full Stack | Onsite The Caviar team is hiring! We're looking for an iOS specialist and a full stack generalist to join our team. We're building the wo…

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    Comment #12849357

    Caviar | San Francisco | iOS, Full Stack | Onsite The Caviar team is hiring! We're looking for an iOS specialist and a full stack generalist to join our team. We're building the wo…

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    Comment #12467378

    Caviar+Square / San Francisco, CA, USA / Full-Time / On Site https://www.smartrecruiters.com/Square/95339782

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    Ask HN: Which MVC JS Framework is Best?

    About to start a new heavy client-side interaction project, and I want to start it with the right structure so I can move fast and easily maintain it. I've been looking at the foll…

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    Comment #3226646

    No Ward Bell. You're wrong. Also, why does everyone seem to be emphasizing this fantastic new technology, HTML5? HTML5 is just good ole fashioned HTML with a few new tags. I assume…

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    this is awesome. well done.

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    Comment #3221391

    no, but again, that wouldn't be that hard to add.

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    Comment #3221107

    This is par for the course for Zynga who have made a successful company by stealing the lunches of creative companies and developers. Don't be surprised when an evil company acts e…

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    Comment #3221089

    this is hardly something brand new, this looks bettter and works just as well : http://harvesthq.github.com/chosen/ I'm sorry but progressive enhancement of a select tag into an au…

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    Comment #3199191

    I'm a self taught developer as well. I started with the front end because I had a decent design sense and attention to detail. If you can care about pixel perfection, I think it's …

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    Comment #3170364

    I totally agree. It would be way better if JavaScript implementations were standardized. It would also be way better for developers if all computers had infinite memory. It's just …

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    Comment #3136832

    If you use 1 JS script on your site, i'll agree. What happens when you include 3 of these though? 10? 15? Suddenly you have tons of duplicate code, trying to implement getAttribute…

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    Comment #3136500

    Not everyone does, but it is used by over 49% of the 10,000 most visited websites making it the most popular JavaScript library in use today. I'm not saying a standalone is invalua…

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    Comment #3136177

    So, one thing I don't quite understand: If I have jQuery on my page (which I imagine now at least 50% of websites do, though that's just a guess) why would I want to add another sc…

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    Comment #3006860

    if apple can survive without steve jobs, techcrunch can continue without arrington. and, just out of curiosity, why do you say sadly? whats your HO?

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    I think this is actually pretty exciting, if I understand it correctly. The computer revolution was led by a better understanding of semiconductors; materials led the way. It may b…

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    Gains and losses : The double edged sword of technology

    On the double edged sword of technology. Looking for feedback.

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    Comment #2639224

    why is this the biggest thing we're trying to solve? can't we use these incredibly powerful algorithms to solve a real problem? there are so many restaurant recommenders out or com…

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