ccarpenterg's comments

It's a great tool and it lets you focus on the code and the models, instead of the hardware and OS. But $9.99/month is a little expensive for my taste.

You can't customize it and if they change something you have to install software by hand sometimes. It should be $1.99/month, that's the kind of price I'd pay for this basic cloud computing service.

edit: I use Colab to play with ML models. I really don't think it's possible, for instance, to train a model on Imagenet using Colab. So Colab is similar to the microwave, if you want to cook a serious recipe you should use a real kitchen.

So the Chinese need more Yuan to buy the same products/services from the US. And in contrast, Americans need less US dollars to buy the same products/services from China.

- Venezuela has a Cantril Ladder value of 6.2577.

That's very strange to say the least, and it's hard to believe to be honest. Venezuelans are one of the most unhappy, miserable people in the world.

I've worked for 4 startups and on several projects doing web development. I was also Community TA for the Startup Engineering [1] class and for the Machine Learning [2] class at Coursera (Stanford).

I work mostly as a backend engineer and occasionally fixing and writing some Javascript on the frontend (jQuery, Backbone.js). I also can oversee backend development by doing project management and issues and tasks coordination.

I use a methodology for each project like setting up a deployment process/git branching model (development, staging, production), etc., and I'm very pragmatic about researching and using proven solutions (ie: code) to each problem. I code in Python: Django, Tornado, GAE and node.js: Express. Git for source control (Github/Bitbucket). Linux, vim.

Drop me a line: [email protected]

[1] https://www.coursera.org/course/startup

[2] https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning/

Python: Django, Tornado, flask, Sqlalchemy

Node.js: express, ejs, sequelize

JS: Backbone.js, jQuery

First week for free to see if we're a good fit. [email protected]

https://github.com/ccarpenterg

http://cl.linkedin.com/in/ccarpenterg/

Python, node.js developer.

I have worked for several startups designing and developing systems, using open source tools and the same methodologies that are discussed on HN. My experience inlvolves the direct collaboration with the founders via remote and on site coordination.

I was one of the Community TAs for the Coursera Machine Learning (Andrew Ng) and Startup Engineering (Balaji S. Srinivasan) classes.

Things I can do for you:

- Setting up a development cycle (ie. dev/staging/production branch model)

- Write web applications in Python and Javascript (node.js, Backbone.js, jQuery, etc)

- Write SQL code (schema design, JOINs, nested queries, recursive queries, inheritance/polymorphism, etc)

- Write front end code using Backbone.js, jQuery

- Write a webapp from scratch

- Dive into your beautiful code ;)

Python: Django, Tornado, Sqlalchemy

node.js: express, ejs, Sequelize

db: Postgresql, PostGis, MySQL

Javascript: Backbone.js, jQuery

CV and references available on your request. Looking forward to meeting you online: [email protected]

Native Spanish speaker. Working Proficiency in English. Scored 895 out of 990 on the Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC).

I focus on your relational database schema design and SQL. All from SQL antipatterns, unique and partial indexes, JOINs, nested queries, recursive queries to how to represent SQL code on your ORM of choice.

I was the community TA for the Coursera Startup Engineering class and for the Coursera Machine Learning class. I've also worked for several startups as a remote contractor.

Stack

Web development: Python web frameworks (Tornado, Django, Flask, GAE), ORMs (Sqlalchemy, Django ORM), Javascript frameworks and tools (jQuery, Backbone.js, D3.js), node.js (Express, Sequelize)

DevOps: Heroku, Linode, Git branch models, VMs, Ansible

If you need to tackle issues like 'how to ensure we sell a concert ticket (ie. numbered seats) only to one customer given that we have multiple concurrent users trying to buy it at the same time?' or 'how to reference multiple parents for the same database model/table? 'then I might be the right guy for you.

Send me an email at [email protected] I look forward to meeting you online.

https://github.com/ccarpenterg

I've worked for 3 startups so far doing web development. I'm also a Community TA for the Startup Engineering class and for the Machine Learning class at Coursera (Stanford).

Python/Django/Tornado/GAE Framework: https://github.com/ccarpenterg/todolist https://github.com/ccarpenterg/djangotodos https://github.com/ccarpenterg/tornadotodos

node.js, express.js, ejs, Sequelize, Bookshelf: https://github.com/ccarpenterg/bitstarter

Frontend, jQuery, D3.js, Backbone.js, AngularJS, Bootstrap

Github: https://github.com/ccarpenterg

LinkedIn: http://cl.linkedin.com/in/ccarpenterg/

Drop me a line: [email protected]

Source: http://www.haveeru.com.mv/news/54062

It's hard to believe to say the least. If such scenario does exist what makes you think that you can figure it out by yourself?

This case is really suspicious but I still think this was just an accident.

If the MH370 suddenly climbed to 45,000 feet that would indicate that either (1) there was a mechanical failure so the pilots had to struggle to take the control again or (2) there was a fight in the cockpit that resulted on the abrupt climb.

[1] http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/15/mh370-search-fo...