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10,000 Commits
(malloc47.com)
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Meetings are like sex
(lemire.me)
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Reading Code
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Playing on Easy Mode
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Using bitmap indexes in databases
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14y ago
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Does academic research cause economic growth?
(lemire.me)
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14y ago
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The Dark Side of HTML/CSS
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Map of Tech Company Locations (North America)
(malloc47.com)
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Peer review without journals or conferences
(lemire.me)
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14y ago
If you consider the sheer number of hours I tend to spend on my dissertation work compared to the stipend I get, I'm paid criminally less than minimum wage. But you're not given the leeway to focus "exclusively" on a single research contri
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Absolutely. I'm sure I pilfered the idea from somewhere else and tweaked it a bit. Glad it may be of use to you. I was trying to stay away from the typical "Some Experience" to "Expert" scale typically used for skill proficiencies, and in
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The second-order-diff Git trick
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14y ago
Hope it helps (even if that means ruling out LaTeX!). I'm going to be on the job market in the near future too, so I spent some time evaluating the LaTeX vs. HTML options not too long ago. If you do end up going with LaTeX, I would highly
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14y ago
I'm going to plug LaTeX. LaTeX macros are ugly to use, but they're suitably powerful, and since it's compiled, you don't have to worry about cross-browser issues once you have it generated. I prefer to point to LinkedIn instead of produci
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Laptops are the Stenotypes of Software Engineers
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Write Yourself a Haskell in Lisp
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14y ago
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How to Fuzz an ADT Implementation
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Software has CivEng Envy
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Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition, or INT_MIN to be Divided by -1
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Sympathy for Students in Beginning Programming Classes
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C and C++ Aren't Future Proof
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The History Of Distributed Version Control
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Parsing a DICOM file for fun and profit
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How I learned mathematics (as a kid)
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Government regulations… as software
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Subtractable values are torsors
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Peeking into the Trash
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Assembler relaxation
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Battle of the Arch Spin-Offs
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Is the Browser the New OS?
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