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by cwgem 13y ago
I notice a few comments scattered about various parts of this thread so I'll try and address as much as possible here. There seems to be confusion regarding the idea of a program to support female python developers. Why female developers? W
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by cwgem 14y ago
In general I make a resume targeted to the company I'm looking to apply for (or if it's a job site the type of position I'm most interested). With that in mind I keep the main language that the company cares about front and center, and mayb
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by cwgem 14y ago
I tend to take the open source project route. Basically I work on projects that interest me and take note of the companies that are major contributors to these projects. I find that, while not 100% the case, companies that allow their emplo
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by cwgem 14y ago
Because the writer is accustomed to Python as their language of choice? Maybe it's a Python shop? What if they want to integrate it into their Django site? If you're coming from a primarily Python background you won't just be waltzing right
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by cwgem 14y ago
Is there a print view or something of this article that doesn't make me feel like I've viewing the mobile version of this website? The text is squished into this narrow column from a confusing layout that it's annoying to read.
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Python Class Methods and self(cwgem.github.com)
3 points by cwgem 14y ago|0 comments
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by cwgem 14y ago
I checked over the reddit thread mentioned in one of the comments, and a few of the comments here, and notice people mentioning how outdated the information is. Out of intellectual curiosity, what resources (books, sites, etc.) would be rec
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by cwgem 14y ago
Well, I would say that something of a corporate patronage or making it big is a side effect of having a big idea that sells. If you want a business to give you lots of money you need to create something that will meet business needs. Not on
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by cwgem 14y ago
I read this over, as well as the original blog post about the grails plugins and am not sure I can really agree. Personally I've always looked at open source contributions as a hobby, and in the end I'm doing it in order to keep the source
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Columbia Developer Talent Outlook(columbiatribune.com)
1 points by cwgem 15y ago|0 comments