danwolff

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by danwolff 2y ago
Location: Mountain View, California Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Pythonic ETL, basic Python, SQL, databases (e.g. Athena/Trino/Presto, Glue, Hive, Postgres, RDS), GNU/Linux fundamentals, shell
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by danwolff 2y ago
IMHO Workplace was a fantastic product that filled a gap that is really is not filled by anything else today (although a lot of other tools might seem similar). Probably, most people had and still have no real idea of the product's exi
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by danwolff 2y ago
Earlier at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40357250
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by danwolff 2y ago
Location: Mountain View, California, USA Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Pythonic ETL! (Basic Python, SQL, databases [Athena/Trino/Presto, Glue, Hive, Postgres, RDS], GNU/Linux fundamentals, shel
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by danwolff 4y ago
Location: Mountain View, CA Remote: Yes, preferred (Onsite/hybrid also works; onsite could be awesome, too.) Willing to relocate: Yes (Anywhere is great! Especially interesting appear to be: AZ, ID, MO, ND, OK, TX, UT) Techn
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by danwolff 6y ago
Oneslate [0, 1] was designed for decision augmentation. Certainly curious to hear if the Oneslate system applies to your method/software search to aid in more efficient decision making. Full bias disclosure: I designed Oneslate. [0]
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by danwolff 11y ago
You can run a NLS/Augment in the emulator made available by the Computer History Museum, I think. I did. It was fun.
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by danwolff 11y ago
Why not talk to people who would nearly immediately appreciate your app's utility?
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by danwolff 11y ago
Why not talk to people who would find its utility obvious?
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The web that can be(oneslate.com)
1 points by danwolff 13y ago|0 comments
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by danwolff 13y ago
Obviously, light pollution is the best kind because it goes away within minutes of turning off the source. Who the fuck cares about this.
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by danwolff 13y ago
Corporate site: http://oneslate.com . Not sure if you can see the "text" above, but 1Slate is a free public forum offering a uniquely simplified and (IMO) elegant "real hypermedia" implementation. There is uti
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Want to try 1Slate's minimal "real hypermedia" forum?(1slate.com)
1 points by danwolff 13y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Review my site/product: oneMeeting meeting enhancement platform(getonemeeting.com)
1 points by danwolff 13y ago|0 comments
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by danwolff 13y ago
You could use Kdenlive, "a free and open-source video editor for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD" [1] [2]. [1] http://www.kdenlive.org [2] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eHEAfNFJ0k
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by danwolff 14y ago
The colon at the end of the first line was intended to map the first text string to the last text string of my original post. So, you're right, and sorry for the confusing grammar.
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by danwolff 14y ago
Subsonic, but more ping pong wreckage since it's on topic: http://danwolff.net/archive/pingpong/
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MA sticks out in first 25k petition signatures to remove Ortiz from office(i.imgur.com)
1 points by danwolff 14y ago|0 comments
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by danwolff 14y ago
http://www.plainsite.org/issues/
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by danwolff 15y ago
And both are higher than Goldman Sachs' revenue.
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by danwolff 15y ago
Do it. Easily the easiest $7k I ever made was the result of a (carefully crafted but not difficultly formulated) 60 second email requesting more money in response to the engineering job offer that I accepted out of college. Remember to inc
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by danwolff 15y ago
When categorizing information, it is possible to recognize personal opinions as such and handle it appropriately.
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by danwolff 15y ago
Uneducated conjecture: They're not just any floating points, they are doubles. You need twice the capacity of one (32-bit double) in order to fake 64 bits. I assume that this helps meet the requirements of other pieces being hacked togethe
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by danwolff 15y ago
"NaN-tagging: 64 bit tagged values are used for stack slots and table slots. Unboxed floating-point numbers (doubles) are overlayed with tagged object references. The latter can be distinguished from numbers via the use of special NaNs as
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by danwolff 16y ago
Actually, the probability is 0 or 1; she exists. Right? Stats anyone?
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by danwolff 16y ago
Inventables a University of Illinois startup. If you play with several dozen of their materials, you will get several product ideas, some olf which may even have markets! I think they are trying to provide value through all the normal ways
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by danwolff 16y ago
Are you saying that you can't understand why Twitter's services provide an incentive for you to be online all the time?
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by danwolff 16y ago
http://www.igorinternational.com/process/igor-naming-guide.p...
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by danwolff 16y ago
Users with highest average comment scores get grayish orange (Feb 4). http://ycombinator.com/newsnews.html
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by danwolff 16y ago
http://hubzero.org is just a suggestion. See the nano science implementation at nanohub.org

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