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AFIK, Alexa doesn't have an API the gives speech timing info. I assume this must monitor the sound and trigger a mouth movement whenever the wave amplitude goes over a certain threshold. Would be cool to make a reusable monitor/tr
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I just lost 3 hours of my life debugging JavaScript utc vs local time issues in a top rated React datepicker component. Where I used to relish the learning from such experiences, now I feel vaguely resentful and just want that time back for
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Blanqd. It's a prett neat daily news headline quiz app concept. Built hybrid style and works on both iOS and Android. The quizzes are generated daily using NLP word substitution hacks. Could be cool/lucrative if someone had the en
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Recently moved to SF and wanted to be able pick prospective apartments from Craigslist based on how close they were to BART/Muni stops...so I hacked together a little bookmarklet to help with this. Check it out if you are in the same b
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I'd counter that taking it in this direction can actually help you get more honest with yourself about what value you can provide. For example, if you don't have wealth or privilege behind you, you may should maybe focus being the
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Everybody is saying both / be T-shaped. There is no free lunch though. You can't have it both ways. If you choose both that means you are going less deep or less wide than you could have gone had you picked one. That may seem obv
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I don't think it is fair to say "we almost never ask for feedback". Every dev I know asks for feedback during the interview process. They rarely get it because of strict company policies on not giving out feedback. Simply ask
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I have had great experiences using Rapidminer community edition which is like this but on steroids. I say community edition because they've started charging for the pro versions and probably future versions so community is still free a
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You should probably condense these all down to a single post next time.
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RAND Corporation | Santa Monica - D.C. - Pittsburgh - Boston | Research Software Engineer | Full-time | Onsite We are the world’s leading public policy and decision making think tank. Read more about us here: http://en.wikipedia.
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Kung Fu Motion Visualization
(vimeo.com)
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Care to elaborate?
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Very cool! What lead you down this path? This is not too far from creating a client using the web view container and letting users specify urls to their "apps" with perhaps certain JS hooks or CSS classes being required of apps to
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Voter suppression at its finest. Like him or not, we should be embarrassed by he unfair treatment Sanders has received at every turn of this race.
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Assuming he went from socially incompetent to socially competent. Patio11 seems very much like he is more naturally gifted than the [stereo]typical developer in this respect.
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How the Toronto Symphony Orchestra uses graphic design to guide its audiences
(creativereview.co.uk)
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Open floor plans are ~80% of the time about cutting cost but only about ~20% of the time is this actually admitted by executives. There are plenty of problems at my current job but being cattle caged in an open floor plan is not one of them
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Great book on similar topic: "The Dictator's Handbook: Why Bad Behavior is Almost Always Good Politics" https://www.amazon.com/Dictators-Handbook-Behavior-Almost-Po... Provides compelling case that all politi
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This is so true. Honest feedback is so rare yet so useful I'm surprised there aren't more people in the business of selling it. The number of people who could use a good business coach, therapist, etc. far exceeds the number of pe
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Ugh. Autocorrect strikes again!
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How embarrassing... http://blanqd.com
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Do you think this a bad app given it is one guy trying to target both iOS and Android, and both phone and tablets form factors? http://bland.com This was already a ton of work. I shudder at the thought of having to have done th
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How awesome would it be if the dataset was made available? We've seen some great stuff already done with the HN Api.
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The version I'm familiar with: "today's AI is tomorrow's computer science"
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Geez, tough crowd...
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In my opinion, only as a dad joke referring to some custom bike spokes.
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This is a great approach. I do this with candidates I interview. I ask for a sample they are proud of and then I just probe away. Has worked very well.
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Go camp in Big Sur.
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A sort of tangent to this was when I would play writing/poetry golf with someone else. Literally, I write a line, then they write a line, and so on. Our products would often lead to ideas I'd take on solo later.
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Widening Highways Never Fixes Traffic. But Darnit, It Did in Texas
(wired.com)
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