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by johnpaulett 3y ago
Rad AI | Remote | US/Canada | Full-time | Engineering Manager Rad AI is a SF based Series A Generative AI Radiology startup with a remote team, of about ~ 40 engineers and machine learning scientists. We are applying large language mod
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by johnpaulett 3y ago
Rad AI | Remote (US) | Full-time | Multiple Roles (VP of Engineering and Senior Software Engineers) Rad AI is a SF based Series A Generative AI Radiology startup with a remote team, of about ~ 35 engineers and machine learning scientists. W
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by johnpaulett 7y ago
Software Engineer | REMOTE (US / CANADA) | Full time Pre-launch healthcare tech startup, led by seasoned healthcare entrepreneurs, looking for the third engineer to join our team developing and deploying a Python & Javascript appli
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by johnpaulett 10y ago
Nuance Communications | Burlington, MA | REMOTE | Full Time Nuance Communication's Healthcare group is looking for a Senior Full-stack Python Engineer to join the team building the Montage Search & Analytics product. Montage is a
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How a Gift from Schoolchildren Let the Soviets Spy on the U.S. For 7 Years(atlasobscura.com)
1 points by johnpaulett 10y ago|0 comments
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by johnpaulett 11y ago
Fatal Accident Rate (Table 5 [1]): Commercial Aviation (per 100,000 flight hours): 0.022 General Aviation (per 100,000 flight hours): 1.11 Motor Vehicle: (per 100 million miles): 1.5 General Aviation (which Flytenow falls under)
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by johnpaulett 11y ago
QUnit is used to test the Javascript that is shipped as part of Django. Any application specific tests can use any JS testing framework the developer desires.
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by johnpaulett 12y ago
http://c.learncodethehardway.org/book/krcritique.html
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by johnpaulett 12y ago
> The "astronomical marketing spend required to compete," Barr says, which makes "profitability for any one player almost impossible." One less in the race with Uber, Lyft, et al.
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Cab-Hailing App Hailo to Cease North American Operations(dcist.com)
2 points by johnpaulett 12y ago|1 comments
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by johnpaulett 13y ago
In certain market conditions, floating-oil storage would be an excellent use case of this technology. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/15/business/worldbusiness/15i...
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by johnpaulett 13y ago
Montage Healthcare Solutions, Philadelphia, New York, St. Louis - FULL-TIME, REMOTE Python Software Developer: Using Python / Django to develop and support our medical NLP and analytics product. Startup with full benefits. Full description
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by johnpaulett 13y ago
rerere (`git config --global rerere.enabled true`) is a useful configuration that allows you to record the merge resolution. Especially useful when rebasing a branch several times to follow upstream or when working with a long-lived featur
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by johnpaulett 14y ago
Location: Philadelphia, St. Louis, REMOTE Python Developer Healthcare is filled with unstructured and partially structured data. Join the Montage Healthcare Solutions engineering team to develop the next generation of tools that will unloc
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by johnpaulett 14y ago
Granted, I am neither a patent expert nor a homomorphic encryption expert, but how is this patentable since homomorphic encryption is just a mathematical formula? From Wikipedia [1]: Homomorphic encryption is a form of encryption where a s
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
It does not necessarily have to be distro-agnostic. Debian packages can already hook the upstream's test suite (e.g. via dh_auto_test). From my (extremely limited and mostly dynamic language) Debian packaging experience, it seems that more
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2619721
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
Up to this point, Whispernet gets relatively little traffic per-device (initial book download being the biggest bandwidth use). While there is the experimental browser in the Kindle, it had limited functionality and is fairly well hidden.
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
It sounds like Amazon is a effectively a man-in-the-middle. Hopefully the device-to-Amazon connection is secured by Amazon, but I can not find any details. The privacy implications of all SSL traffic being decrypted on AWS are a bit scary.
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
From the FAQ [1]: What about handling secure (https) connections? We will establish a secure connection from the cloud to the site owner on your behalf for page requests of sites using SSL (e.g. https://siteaddress.com). Ama
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
Slides available as PDF: http://media.revsys.com/talks/djangocon/2011/secrets-of-post...
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
+1 on MobileOrg. There is an Android port ( https://github.com/matburt/mobileorg-android/wiki/ ) that is nearly identical to the iOS version as far as I can tell from using them both.
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
Along the lines of http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/patterns/mongokit/ , I have a MONGODB_DATABASE setting, which is set to my normal database name. Then access the database via the connections' dictionary syntax, instead of attribute syntax (
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by johnpaulett 15y ago
http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/testing/ For testing a MongoDB database, I wrote a simple unittest.TestCase subclass that in the setUp and tearDown, creates and then deletes a test database.
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by johnpaulett 16y ago
It was a ton of fun and a great chance to learn about node.js. My team made a simple file sharing application, http://nodeknockout.com/teams/done-js . Our app does not host the upload, it merely connects the sharer to clients over HTTP.
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by johnpaulett 16y ago
Check out the Lambda Lounge user group ( http://lambdalounge.org/ ). Great people and exciting technology.
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by johnpaulett 17y ago
Already mentioned by sucuri2 in another thread, but roundcube ( http://roundcube.net/ ) looks much more attractive. Still not GMail, but much nicer than squirrelmail.
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by johnpaulett 17y ago
Also, South was considered for 1.2 but deemed not yet ready: http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/Version1.2Features#Highly...
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by johnpaulett 17y ago
I can't find a reference to it, but I recall one of the developers mentioning that the current multi-db support lays the ground work necessary for sharding. I would bet that once 1.2 is released at least several reusable apps pop up that im
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by johnpaulett 17y ago
In most cases, we are just swapping some startup time (for java, qt, etc.) for download time in the heavy web 2.0 apps.

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