thalesfc

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   by thalesfc 2y ago

   thanks!
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   by thalesfc 2y ago

   hey Dave, what would you recommend if someone wanted to go from nothing (maybe some softw. experience) to be able to do a hardware design like this? Is there any book/courses you consider to be a must?
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   by thalesfc 8y ago

   Would you consider a non-senior for this position?
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   by thalesfc 10y ago

   tutorials http://thiagomarzagao.com/2013/11/17/webscraping-with-seleni... videoblog https://github.com/kjam/python-web-scraping-tutorial/blob/ma... The first link is a straight
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   by thalesfc 10y ago

   thanks
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   Show HN: a multiProcess scheduler in Python

   2 points by thalesfc 10y ago|2 comments
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   by thalesfc 10y ago

   Use selenium.py, it is by far the easiest and scalable solution out there. (believe me I have tried everything, beautiful soup, request.py, scrapy.py ... )
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   by thalesfc 10y ago

   Oh I see.
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   by thalesfc 10y ago

   Excellent content. I was surfing your web page and it seems ridiculous interesting. Tomorrow I will read everything, do you make all your source code available ?
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    by thalesfc 10y ago

    I just came across this link, it is a very intuitive and well-written explanation about the subject.
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    Introduction to Boosted Trees(xgboost.readthedocs.io)

    4 points by thalesfc 10y ago|1 comments
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    by thalesfc 10y ago

    This is my personal recommendation, please notice that I have read "Introduction to Algorithm by Cormen" about 4 years ago, so for me everything was more a catch up than really learning: - Skiena algorithm book: https:/&#x2
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    by thalesfc 10y ago

    I also want to add my 2 cents on that. I am terrible at white-board/ phone interviews but recently I think I was able to crack at it, and here are my thoughts about it: - go to the root of the problem, run some examples by hand and try
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    by thalesfc 10y ago

    I personally know people who were hired on their 5th interview. All that matters is your "data points", i.e., how are you improving over the years (it can take from 6 months to 1 yr to be able to re-apply).
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    by thalesfc 10y ago

    I think this link http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/03/get-that-job-at-goog... is by far the best advice you can find out there.
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    Amazing text, last month I have screwed up at an interview just because I had no knowledge about what they were asking. After the interview I google about it for 2 minutes and then I was able to quickly answer that question.
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    For me you are using the two frameworks harder to prototyping - this is more truth for node, in fact. (this is my opinion, take it on your own). What I would do in your place is simplify your code. This is, change to ruby and do not use any
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    Me too. This post is making me so happy to see that others like Flask as I do. :)
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    Flask has my preference 2. I was wondering what was reddit's folks opinion for flask.
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    Do you guys know what they felt about Flask?
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    No, I was thinking more abstract. Like a picture which holds the joy of openning a nice gif. Like the walk of anyone when receiving the first car of his/her life. I know my request is completly open and unespecified, but I want to see
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    I need something related to gift. More specific someting you want to receive as gift, u know?
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    by thalesfc 12y ago

    Wow, what a fantastic tool. I liked it.