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Comment #10741384
Your comment made me think of a related but different study I read related to trauma reduction soon after a traumatic experience by using a game (like Tetris). If you are intereste…
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Comment #10011783
Very cool, I'll just plug another web dev school that is just opening a little bit north in Fort Collins by way of Galvanize ( http://www.galvanize.com/courses/full-stack/fort-coll…
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Comment #10011725
IMO you are thinking too far down the rabbit hole. If you are at the point of being implemented by a hospital or healthcare system implies you have already negotiated your product,…
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Comment #10011599
I'm currently working on a cloud-based healthcare idea also. My team and I have been wrangling with the compliant systems and services out there for handling this problem too. The …
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Comment #9612127
Just wanted to drop in and sing my praises of this service and team (WriteLatex/Overleaf). I am currently a grad student and have been using this for ~3 years and it is my absolute…
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Comment #9251604
Bitcoin?
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Comment #8772584
Check out XChange [0] for starters. It is a Java meta-API for various exchanges and written quite nicely. I personally use it for building a bot with a friend to look for arbitrage…
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Comment #8626093
For what its worth, this is only for convenience purposes for those who want to use Bitcoin without having to handle managing their own keys (ie. grandma and grandpa) or want to av…
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Comment #8432126
I use their free plan with several projects and love it. I am just a fan of their product and think other students/up-and-coming devs would appreciate it too. I actually filed a su…
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Comment #8427811
As a student (albeit a CS major), I immediately signed up and will be using many of these services. My friends and I have been looking at creating an app and these will def get us …
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Comment #8153729
I'm not sure what the curriculum looks like for the "business informatics" at your school, but if it's anything like what a similar "business CS" program offered at my college was …
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Comment #8144533
I'm currently a fully funded graduate student 'interning' for the USDA and working on (mainly) agriculture modeling software. I found this job as an undergrad through an e-mail sys…
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Comment #8144434
I really like your approach here. I think for beginning (and intermediate) app developers, after learning some language syntax, design is one of the hardest things to overcome. I s…
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Comment #8139341
My dad was a helicopter pilot for the marine corps for 20 years and flew in desert storm and Iraq in the early 2000s. Growing up he was always in insane physical shape and actively…
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Comment #7874591
I'll go ahead and throw my 2 cents your way since I just graduated last month (and will be back for grad school in the Fall). I think our perceptions on the whole "college experien…
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Comment #7790750
It was always intriguing to me how some popular graph algorithms are rather intuitive, and if left to your own devices and no knowledge of popular approaches you are likely to use …
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Comment #7789348
Since you mentioned it, I'll throw a shameless plug for Fort Collins (and Colorado in general). We do get snow from about November-March but its generally sporadic, however, there'…
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Comment #7488005
Wow this is really awesome and I'd like to participate so I'll ask a couple questions. I'm in my last semester of university for CS (starting graduate school in the Fall), what kin…
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Comment #7278196
This is the case at my uni. I'm currently a senior and my first intro java class was around 1/5th females. There are now 2-3 in any upper-level class.
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Comment #7023426
You are right! Edmonds-karp was developed (really just a modified Ford-Faulkerson approach with a BFS as opposed to a random augmenting path...but we'll give it to him), yielding a…
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Comment #7019547
You are very correct. Max-flow/min-cut reduces to tons of other problems where this algorithm will be optimized. Here's a nice little introduction I found with some reductions on t…
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Comment #7018129
I'm currently an intern with USDA and make ~$13.50/hr, with a "salary cap" of $14.50 for any intern. All internships in my area (Colorado) that I see are between $10-$20/hr dependi…
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Comment #6972344
I'm currently at uni for CS so our needs might be slightly different, but I'll run through my current set-up as I am also in the process of retiring my main laptop for a desktop/ta…