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by MollyR 11y ago
Also the riots in Baltimore caused a lot of destruction.
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by MollyR 11y ago
The line about how people want to believe other people and how he took advantage of that really freaked me out. I'm definitely thinking twice about simply listening and believing people.
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by MollyR 11y ago
I don't know if this is a good idea, after watching videos like this one. http://petapixel.com/2015/12/21/a-dji-camera-drone-chopping-...
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by MollyR 11y ago
What does hearts are "really knitted together" even mean ? I agree about the proxy part, but for rational discourse we need to start somewhere. Personally, I don't know what that is because I don't think I've had a
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by MollyR 11y ago
That last article seems like a miscarriage of justice, and example of some horrible double standards.
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by MollyR 11y ago
I know a few computational biologists. They mostly seem to prefer python and r though some are talking about julia.
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by MollyR 11y ago
Wow if that's true, this is not the way to reduce the gender gap.
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by MollyR 11y ago
Wow, very interesting link!
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by MollyR 11y ago
Unbelievable. I really dislike this company for trying to pull a fast one with people's health. I really hope some lawyers file a suit against Elizabeth Holmes or something bad happens to create a strong disincentive from someone ever
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by MollyR 11y ago
Yea, South Korea's control of the internet seems almost dystopian at times. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2011/08/south-korea-only-thing... There are more articles on the eff about it.
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by MollyR 11y ago
The pressure (asian parents) and competition for grades and jobs got the better of me. I felt desperate and overloaded. Looking back, it's seems ridiculous, but only because I have a job. I can't imagine what its like to have a to
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by MollyR 11y ago
I suspect this could be true. A lot of my friends from Princeton and Upenn still don't have jobs, and its been a few years. The ones that did well were engineering and finance degrees, and even then most were looking for jobs from a
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by MollyR 11y ago
I tried this during college, and nearly ended up hospitalized from hallucinations and a mini seizure. My sleep cycle was ruined for a year. I had to pay around a thousand usd for a sleep study, and had to see a sleep specialist for a year.
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by MollyR 11y ago
Wow, cool stuff. I wish them the best. I often had dreams of doing the same thing, especially inspired by this guy http://www.konjak.org/ . It seemed like overkill for me as I could never get a team together. Though with ri
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by MollyR 11y ago
Yea I may not understand the plight of being an asian guy, but I do remember my younger brother being almost traumatized by this article, that was being passed around his friends. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article
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by MollyR 11y ago
Well I don't know about that. When I interviewed for google during my last year in college(on campus interview), they asked for my high school grades, SAT scores, and if I learned any CS principles in middle or high school.
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by MollyR 11y ago
Yea. I don't like the way they use it. Asians and Indians get considered white if they don't fit in the specific narrative, an author wants to tell. I also don't like the idea, that liking pokemon or star wars makes you &quo
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by MollyR 11y ago
While the press might have it out for her,I still think her joke was in very poor taste.
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by MollyR 11y ago
I just want to say you also need to consider business fit. If your business can't afford to train a bootstrap grad properly(whether is time deadlines or money), don't hire them. I've seen two great guys just completely burnou
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by MollyR 11y ago
I suspect her issues were due to age, and microsoft stack /enterprise" experience moving into a younger scene like Rails/Django. I heard stuff all the time against people using visual studio, and god forbid they ever used Mic
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by MollyR 11y ago
These are all good/interesting points. I'm not sure what I think about them right now, It'll take a while to digest. Thanks again, you really gave me something interesting things to think about.
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by MollyR 11y ago
I bet most people would consider stephen hawking an adult.
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by MollyR 11y ago
So far as someone fairly new to linux, I'm liking Linux Mint Cinnamon. My second choice would be Elementary https://elementary.io/ but it was running a little slow on my laptop.
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by MollyR 11y ago
I agree. At work I'm forced to use windows and osx (supporting enterprise users), but I've begun testing various linux os's (mint,arch,elementary) as preparation to leave windows behind for personal use. I've actually fo
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by MollyR 11y ago
I agree, that really irritated me as well. I've even started to checkout Linux Mint to prepare myself on leaving windows behind completely.
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by MollyR 11y ago
I know my father played a big role in getting me into computers. When I was little, I watched him program, and our whole family played kings quest together. I have fond memories of our computer time, which I think lead me into programming&#
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by MollyR 11y ago
I backed ouya too! I actually enjoyed it a lot as a developer testing my own prototypes, but definitely not as much as end user though. I was exceptionally pleased by shovel knight though. https://www.kickstarter.com/project
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by MollyR 11y ago
I've noticed lot of web developers I've worked with view hardware as unknowable wizard magic(or maybe disinterest) . Where do you think the line should be drawn between hardware/software? Raspberry Pi seems to have a lot of s
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by MollyR 11y ago
Yea as much as I'd love a new psychonauts game, I have some trust issues after kickstarting some money to Broken Age.
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Ask HN: Where to begin learning about Neural Nets
4 points by MollyR 11y ago|2 comments

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