jmasonherr
Re:Biotech in the Garage
on Tuesday July 07, 2015 @01:31PM (#9846826)
Second this. This article is written by somebody who clearly has not done bench science. Hacker spaces like Biocurious are cool for making things glow poorly in controlled conditions but lack the tools required for actual research or progress. Even with Science Exchange and Transcriptic, the cost of doing biology is still insanely high and the timescales are tediously long.
Re:ToroDB – Document-oriented JSON database on top of PostgreSQL
on Wednesday October 29, 2014 @12:12PM (#8527954)
So can I use it with meteor?
Re:Ask HN: Idea Sunday
on Monday April 14, 2014 @12:58AM (#7584606)
something like mightyspring for #3?
Re:Show HN: Get discreet job interviews with your LinkedIn connections
on Wednesday September 04, 2013 @12:07PM (#6328501)
This is cool, but I'd be worried that it wouldn't line me up with enough of the right jobs. For that reason, I still prefer mightyspring for anonymous job searching. A big part of the problem is matching the right people with the right opportunities, and their algorithms are a lot more robust.
Re:Things Your Resume Doesn't Tell Prospective Employers
on Tuesday July 30, 2013 @03:35PM (#6129467)
It looks like this site would prevent the awkward questions- 'where do you see yourself in 5 years?' and 'what appeals to you about this job?'
Re:Where is excellent Python code?
on Friday April 06, 2012 @01:45PM (#3808125)
Thank you both!
Re:Where is excellent Python code?
on Friday April 06, 2012 @01:38PM (#3808091)
What about BeautifulSoup? It stands out to me as extremely usable and friendly. Any comments on how it looks under the hood?
Where is excellent Python code?
I'm a self taught programmer looking to see what others consider very good looking code. I want good style, so I'm looking for others to emulate. Are there any packages out there that come to mind? Why?