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thwllms
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Comment #44524230
Stumbled across this on GitHub and was about to post it to HN. Made me smile. My brain wants to find a practical use for it.
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Comment #33800630
I'd certainly pay money for a Packard Bell Legend or early-90's IBM case.
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Comment #30882162
Wood PLC | Water Resources / GIS | Chantilly, VA or Remote Wood's Water Tech team is seeking skilled developers -- including those with civil engineering (hydrology + hydraulics), …
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Comment #29141890
Based on personal experience, I can't recommend this enough. My original background is in civil and environmental engineering; I discovered my love of programming after I'd been wo…
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Comment #24800753
Based on your username, you're at US Digital Service? Thanks so much for taking to time to reach out. Glad to see they released a Linux version of the rasUnsteady64 executable! I w…
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Comment #24792623
This would be a very big deal in my industry - civil/environmental engineering. In the river/stream flood modeling space, the US Army Corps of Engineers' HEC-RAS program [1] is kin…
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Comment #22771925
10% salary cut. Other people at my company (large civil engineering firm) who can't work remotely have been transitioned to on-call, and about 1000 were laid off. Salaries for high…
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Comment #12480325
Agreed. I was a civil engineer (specializing in water resources) before I became a full-time software developer. The science of hydrology/hydraulics is largely a messy pile of educ…
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Comment #9997671
Location: Northern Virginia / Washington DC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Depends Technologies: Python (esp. IPython, numpy, Flask, sqlalchemy, pymongo) JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Gi…
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Comment #9812868
Location: Northern Virginia / Washington DC Remote: Possibly Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: Python (Flask, arcpy, numpy, iPython), JavaScript (Node.js, Leaflet, turf.j…
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Comment #9317369
Location: Northern Virginia / Washington, DC Remote: Local preferred. Willing to relocate: Depends. Technologies: Python (arcpy, numpy, iPython, Flask, etc.), GIS (ArcGIS, QGIS, sh…