drincruz

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by drincruz 11y ago
I've noticed that there is a great number of interviewers that do not take the initiative to just be nice. I suppose they just forget that the interview process is a two-way street.
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by drincruz 11y ago
I've had good experience with http://angel.co though you have to be careful since there are recruiting agencies that scour that site as well. In NYC there is also http://interviewjet.com , http://hired
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by drincruz 11y ago
I used to love talk. No holding back with thoughts since they see you typing immediately. 8)
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by drincruz 11y ago
I've met a bunch of folks who changed careers and are doing full-time development now. A fair amount of them went through one of those devlopment bootcamps like Recurse Center (ex-Hacker School). The other folks basically got their foo
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by drincruz 11y ago
Yea, I was just about to ask, "where are the location filters?". Great work though! Cheers!
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by drincruz 11y ago
Back in 2006 I got a contractor position to work for a large company. So, I gave my resignation at my current job and set things up that I would have one week off between jobs. During that one week, apparently the large company that I was s
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by drincruz 11y ago
Right, same here; I've always enjoyed picking up great t-shirts from Think Geek. Now, are we looking forward to geek humor shirts sold in a mall? /me shrugs
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by drincruz 11y ago
Right, this is all email. I don't think I've ever sent a physical note.
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by drincruz 11y ago
I, personally, always send one; especially if I am considering taking the job even after the interview. I feel like it shows my interest in the company.
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by drincruz 11y ago
I can see this being very useful. Runtime type checking, a contract for code to follow; all should help out with better code quality.
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by drincruz 11y ago
Great read. I was in a similar boat; reading Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People" changed the way I interact with people a lot. Sasha Laundy's talk at PyCon 2015 is a great example of how to interact
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by drincruz 11y ago
Location: New York, NY, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not likely Technologies: Python, Luigi, Hadoop, Hive, MySQL Résumé/CV: http://drincruz.com/cv Email: drincruz at gmail dot com I am an engineer and have expe
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by drincruz 11y ago
Same here; though the guess was nine years older than I am! I am just going to assume that they don't have enough folks that look like me in their dataset. I'm curious to hear more about the accuracy of their machine learning algo
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by drincruz 11y ago
Wow, now this looks useful! Ability to pass data between Python to R seamlessly? I'm putting this on my list to check out. Thanks!
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by drincruz 11y ago
There is definitely a need with documentation and even style guides and such. I've seen a bunch of pull requests that are merely just edits to grammar and such. There are also projects like 500lines ( https://github.com/
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by drincruz 11y ago
Right, I actually like it and wouldn't mind if that stayed up for a while.
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BBC: Google to abandon Glass Explorer program next week(thenextweb.com)
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