KZeillmann

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by KZeillmann 10y ago
How do we "fix money in politics" without chilling free speech?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
If this passes, would I be able to buy the info of all the congresspeople who voted for the repeal?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
First of all, the dossier was put together by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele and wasn't just some 4chan prank. How do you suggest the NYT, CNN, WaPo react to actions that seem to come from a place of incompetence or malevolence? W
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
That's an absolutely absurd request. I can understand if they said that you wouldn't be able to work on your game during business hours, or on your company machine, but to request that you dissolve your company and sell them your
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Have you tried hn.algolia.com?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Why do you want to introduce a 5-year-old to computer science? Has your kid expressed interest?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Why do you want to keep your phone and laptop? At least to my ears, that sounds odd. Why should they not want to use that for your replacement?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
I'm not an Android developer, but I installed Android Studio a few nights ago just to play around with Android. I'm not sure where the author's coming from, but the IDE seems fine to me. I use IntelliJ at work, so that's
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
I wish they'd quit misusing the word "nutritionist". The word has no value whatsoever. If you want to call yourself a nutritionist, go ahead. Nobody will stop you. The protected professional designation is "dietitian&quo
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Is something like LaTeX possible with extensions? I'm trying to figure out a way to capture math-related notes (trying to learn more about ML).
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
I'd be happy not to be hired by such a manager. Crunch time happens sometimes, and you gotta do what you gotta do. But 60 hour weeks as a matter of course are a dealbreaker for me.
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Yes! I tried this site a while back and loved it. It fell off my radar a while back, but I'll need to jump back into it.
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
This is so exciting. I've always wanted to program bots to play online games -- mainly for learning purposes. (Can I make a bot that plays better than me?) But I've never done it because of the risk of bans. I'm glad that Bli
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
I just want to be able to look at the first 10 lines of a 15MB JSON I downloaded of the internet without having the entire application crash. It doesn't seem like too much to ask. There's a big difference between asking for a 15MB
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
I really enjoy how the author broke down both the problem and the solution, explaining why the existing solutions are inadequate. I often see articles about new products or new programming languages, and their features, but they often forge
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Is there a good introduction to category theory online that references applications in functional programming? I never took a category class in college and am looking to read up on it
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
I often find it more distracting when people avoid the first person than when they use it. If it makes sense, why not use it?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
I've never signed one, but I'm imagining that the NDA would probably cover any upcoming technologies or products that might come up during an interview, not an NDA about the interview process itself. The latter seems kinda silly I
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Unfortunately, that's what most unpaid internships are like. I know many people who were in internships that weren't just learning experiences.
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Buzzfeed's had good journalism for a while now. They've got quite a few articles that really go in depth on serious issues. Just because they're associated with clickbait doesn't mean their actual journalism isn't g
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Is it just stocks, or are options available/are they planned for the future?
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
But then we'd need another site that reviews and rates sites that review and rate sites that review and rate reviews.
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Then why not tax everyone when they pass money/assets onto their kids? Why is there an arbitrary ~$5.1 million cutoff? (Not that I have anywhere near that much money, but it's the principle)
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
Except that you can write off salaries.
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
What's inherently wrong with a multi-generation estate? What's wrong with me wanting to pass on wealth to my kids and grandkids without this already-taxed money to be double-dipped by the government? If I want to work so hard that
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by KZeillmann 10y ago
This is exactly the issue. Slack will expose more issues than it will create. If people misuse a tool because of some underlying problems, switching tools will just hide the problems, not solve them.
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by KZeillmann 11y ago
I think it's more complicated than that. It's a huge, broken system. 17-year-olds can't fully grasp the burden of their debt when they take it on, and they've been told all their lives that they need to go to college to
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by KZeillmann 11y ago
Yeah. I'd recommend that. Personally, I found that I didn't really understand git until I did it all from the command line. YMMV, but that's what made it all click for me.
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by KZeillmann 11y ago
I'm just now getting into neural networks and machine learning. I notice that there's a lot of research going into RNNs, CNNs, and deep learning. So far, I've only really delved into NNs with one hidden layer, and I read that
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by KZeillmann 11y ago
From just what you've written, it seems that this has more to do with your measure of success rather than success itself. You're looking for external factors to validate your success - Twitter followers, salary, names of companies

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