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by andrewnc 6y ago
It almost certainly has been fixed because this was something like 18 months ago now. I just remember the frustration, but I am absolutely looking forward to trying out the rewrite
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I read these every year and love to see the progress
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by andrewnc 6y ago
When it was Luna, I tried using it because I love new programming languages. It froze my MBP completely and was an absolute pain to uninstall. I hope the rebrand and rewrite fix those issues because it seems awesome
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Improve the news org: Find news from the other side and reduce polarization(improvethenews.org)
3 points by andrewnc 6y ago|0 comments
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I think this might be a potential way to "slow down" viral misinformation prevelant on other forms of social media
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I am 95% done with my first book! I'm a PhD student in CS and over the holiday break I finally sat down and wrote a book that's been in my head for months. The title is 'Everyday Data Science' and it's a collection
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I came to this thread interested in the discussion, but I feel now like the homer simpson meme retreating into the hedge. Maybe I'll come back in a few hours, but for now I'll stay away.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
This is fascinating because it never mentions the role of publishing in the field of science. There is a huge pressure to "publish or perish" which seems at odds with much of the advice given here.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I helped with this project last year. It's very cool to see it taking shape
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I think if you actually knew Dr Coyne you would see your suspicions are unfounded. She is an excellent scientist and often provides research counter to what is comfortable at BYU.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
Any ideas how to get involved in such businesses? I love the idea of renewables and the like, but I'm not familiar at all with that space.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
This tracks well with my experience also. I was disappointed, for the most part, the several graduate CS courses for this reason.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
Awesome robotics paper from Deepmind. Towards General and Autonomous Learning of Core Skills: A Case Study in Locomotion: https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.12228
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by andrewnc 6y ago
This comment gave me a good chuckle. I appreciate the honesty and self reflection
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Barcelona launches 10 year plan to reclaim city streets from cars(theguardian.com)
2 points by andrewnc 6y ago|0 comments
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by andrewnc 6y ago
This is an excellent answer! I definitely chuckled
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by andrewnc 6y ago
Would you agree that the resources in the linked article are a good starting point to learn about your specific rust stack, or do you have additional resources you would recommend?
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by andrewnc 6y ago
As one very junior in my career, this comment was really eye opening for me. I am feel a lot of the frustration and stress of the 'broken' hiring process, but was quite comforted by the introspection your comment caused. thank you
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Ask HN: Why are game dev positions hard to find?
6 points by andrewnc 6y ago|5 comments
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Google discontinues Daydream VR headset(forbes.com)
3 points by andrewnc 6y ago|0 comments
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I would use it if you ever built it :) that sounds fascinating.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
I've wondered the same. It feels to me like we as a software writing community are yearning for a new paradigm or challenge. Often time this expresses itself as a framework du'jour. But recently it seems like people are reaching b
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by andrewnc 6y ago
oh, THAT is fascinating. Thanks for taking the time to respond. That definitely feels like just what I'm looking for.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
https://www.axios.com/vaping-drops-teenagers-middle-schooler...
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Curiousity, Not Credentials(sundayscaries.substack.com)
2 points by andrewnc 6y ago|0 comments
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by andrewnc 6y ago
Yes, but that's mainly because they use FFT for reconstruction. So you need extremely clean data. If, however, you use some significantly more sophisticated signal processing, you can side step this requirement.
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by andrewnc 6y ago
This makes me happy and sad. Happy because this is some amazing technology that will have immense benefits. Sad for a selfish reason. I spent several years working to make a portable MRI device and ultimately failed. I do wish it had worked
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by andrewnc 6y ago
During my studies, the web scraping projects were among my favorites. I adore the challenge and building a robust scraper. I recently sold a 'business' that does web scraping. Does anyone have insight into which industries need mo
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by andrewnc 6y ago
This is neat, does anyone know what font this is?
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Ask HN: Current State of Swift for TensorFlow
1 points by andrewnc 6y ago|0 comments

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