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quadform
15y ago
A bit late to this. 2 things: 1. First off, before anything else, you want to make sure you've got classroom discipline in order or you'll never be able to teach anything. You basically want to start off tough, not smiling, and with high ex
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quadform
15y ago
Please give an indication on the form what we're supposed to type into the search box. City/State? Zip code? Something else? I can't get it to work. Also, you might make the link more prominent --- I didn't see it the first time.
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quadform
15y ago
The name makes me wince as well. This is because Python is a rather simple and straightforward language. It's not the sort of language that makes you panic at all when you first see it. It doesn't fit. Python is not a "seat of your pants, w
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quadform
15y ago
To offset that though, it probably helped in other ways. For example, if it's a "motorcycle", you don't need big bumpers and crumplezones.
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quadform
15y ago
> I don't know a single person who gets paid use Django. If not that, what sorts of work are they getting paid to do in Python?
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quadform
15y ago
I don't think it takes millions and federal loans to make an EV. Scratchbuilt or otherwise. Enthusiasts have been converting small ICE cars ("internal combustion engine" cars) into electrics for many years. Electric cars are simple. For the
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quadform
15y ago
I've found that [Pandoc]( http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/ ) has picked up the Markdown torch. It's got the most-needed additions using the probably least-controversial markup additions. Works great, is fast, well-documented, and is active
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quadform
15y ago
For those of us who weren't around, could you please tell me why we deplored thick client apps in the 90's? Was it just that they had to be MS Windows Win32 or MFC apps? Or is there some other reason?
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15y ago
> Would you say that requiring an actual physical address for each job on the site is feasible? If I'm searching for a job, I've usually got a max commuting time in mind. Some towns are closer, but take longer to drive to because there'
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quadform
15y ago
Some job boards have a geographic search, but they "stretch the radius" so as to return more listings. So, I'd say that "good geographic search" == an honest one (that is, give me the results that are actually within the radius or area that