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Snakefooding Python Code for Complexity Visualization(grokcode.com)
5 points by grokcode 12y ago|0 comments
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by grokcode 12y ago
Location: At the moment, DC metro area, US Remote: Absolutely, remote position preferred. Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, JQuery, Git, Linux, Puppet, Postgres. In the past I’ve also worked in the Java, .NET, and PHP e
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by grokcode 12y ago
Sideproject implies probably working nights and weekends. How many calendar days it takes to complete something shouldn't have any bearing on how appropriate a project is for a Show HN post. Thanks evlapix for building this and good lu
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You Should Change Your Python Shell(grokcode.com)
1 points by grokcode 13y ago|0 comments
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by grokcode 13y ago
Thanks lox. That problem should be fixed now.
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by grokcode 13y ago
Thanks, this is an interesting idea. I actually need more than 3 books to generate useful recommendations...more like 20 ratings. The other problem is that this is still beta stage and the algorithm to create your book list is very computio
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Show HN: I want to give people surprisingly awesome book recommendations(authoralcove.com)
6 points by grokcode 13y ago|8 comments
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Programmer autonomy is a $1 trillion issue.(michaelochurch.wordpress.com)
10 points by grokcode 14y ago|1 comments
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by grokcode 14y ago
The more accurate you want to get, the more computationally expensive. Netflix actually did a contest with a million dollar prize to the team that could come up with the most accurate rating prediction algorithm. In the end, the million dol
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by grokcode 14y ago
I'm building a book recommendation engine. You rate books you have read and we recommend other books you might like. We don't care about anything that doesn't improve the quality of the recommendations, so no book clubs, no author blogs, no
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Startup Sheep Vs. Non-Startup Goats (Or Transitioning From Coder to Founder)(grokcode.com)
3 points by grokcode 14y ago|1 comments
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Launch Faster – The Tools To Do It Without Looking Like a Fool(grokcode.com)
1 points by grokcode 14y ago|0 comments
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by grokcode 15y ago
I read a bunch of research papers on different keyboard layouts and ergonomic designs, with the goal of increasing productivity. There is no consensus whether DVORAK is more productive than QWERTY, or which of the various ergonomic keyboard
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Be a Paranoid Pessimistic Programmer(grokcode.com)
35 points by grokcode 15y ago|6 comments
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by grokcode 15y ago
Thanks! jess.grokcode@gmail.com
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How To Use Source Control Effectively(grokcode.com)
3 points by grokcode 15y ago|0 comments
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Ruby on Rails Cloud Hosting Options (With Technical Details)(grokcode.com)
3 points by grokcode 15y ago|0 comments
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by grokcode 15y ago
I think the solution is a combination of tactics. A curated "getting started" or "best of" list is a good way to get eyes on some of the best posts that are representative of the blog. Make good use of categories and tags, and use lists of
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by grokcode 15y ago
There is often a big difference in competency level between written and verbal communication. If most project communication happens through email, how someone communicates on video isn't a good signal for how well they will communicate.
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by grokcode 15y ago
To be fair, DotCloud offers much more flexibility than Heroku. With DotCloud you can mix and match different stack components. Currently in beta: Java, PHP, PostgreSQL, Python, Redis, Ruby, and SMTP. Plus there are tons of others in alpha,
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The Ergonomic Keyboard Productivity Myth(grokcode.com)
2 points by grokcode 15y ago|0 comments
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Increase productivity by reordering your office (Backed by research studies)(grokcode.com)
3 points by grokcode 16y ago|0 comments
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by grokcode 16y ago
I would love to do this as a weekend project, although I don't have the first clue as to what fonts should be recommended based on what uses are intended. Anyone interested in collaborating? I'll do the backend and you develop the questions
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The Effectiveness of Test Driven Development (With Case Studies)(grokcode.com)
40 points by grokcode 16y ago|31 comments
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by grokcode 16y ago
The first thing is think about who your audience is and what kind of connection they are trying to make with you when they view your about page. An about page for a startup, a freelancer, a blog, etc will all have different audiences and di
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Volume 4 of Knuth's The Art of Computer Programming available for pre-order(grok-code.com)
3 points by grokcode 16y ago|0 comments
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by grokcode 17y ago
The scale of this thing is unbelievable. Its producting 4,000 videos and articles per day and "By next summer, according to founder and CEO Richard Rosenblatt, Demand will be publishing 1 million items a month, the equivalent of four Englis
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by grokcode 17y ago
Sure makes sense. Any idea why clojure doesn't do automatic tail call optimization, and instead depends on recur?
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by grokcode 17y ago
Ha thanks for your comments spuz. Not sure what happened on #2 that I ended up posting broken code. For number #3, I don't think recur will work without changing the algorithm a bit. There are 2 recursive calls depending on the conditional,
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Learning Clojure with Project Euler(grok-code.com)
38 points by grokcode 17y ago|10 comments

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