andrewchoi

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by andrewchoi 13y ago
I always get shivers when I read that story.
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
I've gone through two Chromebooks (first the Acer AC700, and now the HP Chromebook 11) and I will say that the first thing I did with both of them was install Ubuntu alongside them. I spend maybe <20% of my time in Chrome OS, and th
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
Thanks, I was wondering when the heroin was going to come into the story.
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LinkedIn API library ported to Python 3.3(andrewychoi.com)
1 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
Why are specific words highlighted in the post? I'm seeing words like "McNealy", "CEO's", etc. highlighted.
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
No problem! I got the email about the launch earlier today, and wanted to get the good news out ASAP!
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
I feel like the statistics are misleading with respect to the total pool that you're drawing out of. Of course, if you have a school like UC Berkeley that has 25k undergrads, you're going to have more funding than a school like Pr
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NFC Ring(kickstarter.com)
52 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|27 comments
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
Why is the email "learnsoft352@"? Why not something like "learnsoftconsulting@"?
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What is the explanation for JS the 'Wat' talk?(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Notifying users about hellbanning
8 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|7 comments
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Running Python 3.3 and virtualenv on Ubuntu 12.04(andrewychoi.com)
1 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
But if the x230 is broken or stolen, it costs ~1k to replace. A new Chromebook is ~200. I personally love the design of the x230, and am looking to get one myself. The biggest sticking problem for me is price.
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
Unfortunate that I jump to a search as soon as I tried WASDing.
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
How do you prevent people from just copying someone else's magic string?
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If my team has low skill, should I lower the skill of my code?(programmers.stackexchange.com)
2 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|0 comments
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Getting Pelican up and running on Ubuntu 12.04 and Python 3.3(andrewychoi.com)
1 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
I always wonder what the completion statistics are for these kinds of surveys. I can't imagine that I'm the only one that always is clicking out of them when they pop up.
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Brace expansion in bash(superuser.com)
1 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
Firefox 21, running on Ubuntu 12.04! Nothing fancy for hardware, just the built-in panel for the Dell Latitude series.
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
Fantastic story. I really do hope that my parents are as excited for me if and when I try to strike out on my own. Tiny nitpick, the font is a bit hard to read, the letters seem a bit bunched together.
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Troubleshooting SSH problems with git(andrewychoi.wordpress.com)
1 points by andrewchoi 13y ago|0 comments
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
I think the point of the post you're responding to is that the code doesn't actually delete anything.
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by andrewchoi 13y ago
Asian American student at an Ivy League school currently here, if you'd like anecdotal evidence. Ask away!
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
Just found this thanks to a late night diff eq. problem set: http://blog.wolframalpha.com/2013/04/01/introducing-the-wolf...
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
As a current Ivy League student that's on full financial aid, I do agree somewhat with the analysis presented in the article. However, there are a lot of great programs that are out there that are trying to rectify this situation. I applied
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
For me at least, the only reason that I knew that I was good enough to apply to (and thankfully to get accepted into) Ivy League schools was because I had friends in high school that thought that they were going to do the same, and I though
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
I know anecdotes != data, but I and a bunch of my friends at our Ivy League university applied through the QuestBridge program[0] and for the most part, davmre's comment is completely on point. I work more because I want to have more web de
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
Technically, at least for my university, they're all need-based aid packages. Anecdotally, I'm from the latter type of family. Despite my mother's efforts, we still couldn't relocate to a really good area in time for me to go to high school
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by andrewchoi 14y ago
I don't really understand the competiton. Do people come to these with just the intention of finding exploits, or do they come with the exploit ready, waiting to collect a reward?

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