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coreyp_1
9y ago
LOL The funny thing is that there are so many comments that say "what about X?" or "they didn't control for Y!", but that they would know otherwise if they actually read the article and/or the paper!
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I didn't write the article, but am a co-author on the paper mentioned, and wrote the browser plugin that gathered the data. This Motherboard article made the front page of Reddit today.
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New Study Finds That Most Redditors Dont Actually Read the Articles They Vote On
(motherboard.vice.com)
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Check this out: http://ultradefrag.sourceforge.net/en/index.html?download Specifically, scroll down to the "PDF Documentation" section, and open that. Then, search for the word "algorithm". They g
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9y ago
It's not strictly keyboard-only, but several music notation programs (eg., Finale) have a keyboard (QWERTY) interface for quickly entering music. They have a MIDI keyboard interface, too, but that's obviously not what you are ask
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9y ago
This is hilariously awesome. I want one!
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9y ago
you can't read the page unless you disable your adblocker.
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9y ago
Wow. I don't know whether to classify this as beaurocratic incompetence, bloat, or malice.
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9y ago
I don't think this hiring methodology is good. Just look at all of the negative comments on the post itself! Many of them make good points.
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9y ago
except that modern spammers know this trick, too, and just sanitize the email address before they send the email.
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9y ago
I'm tempted to ask to join your group, but I'm finishing my PhD myself (in the spring), so I'm a bit busy! :) My most important suggestion is the simplest: Come up with more ideas. Take a look through this guy's posts:
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9y ago
I'm not buying it. IP is not limited to code. "the team decides". That is not what happened. You decided. The booth presence and the tickets are as much his as they are yours. If you decide to take them (and use them, giv
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This doesn't address the issue of IP (code ownership, licensing, etc.). She gave him 33% of something he arguably had 50% access to (the 3 tickets), and she took 100% of the booth presence. Oh, and she took 100% control of the projec
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If they did not make an IP agreement, then don't they each own the code that they wrote? In effect, isn't she "stealing" the work and presenting it as her own? I see his objections to her IP and substantive theft (the c
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9y ago
If there is ever a chance that you might use it (or something similar to it in the future), I would most definitely do the paperwork. If you don't do the paperwork, then that means that they own the code (laws may vary on this, of cour
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It should probably be pointed out that, even if you are paying them for their time, you must also have some sort of IP agreement for the code that they produce.
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Ask HN: Is there a wifi setup tool for the Raspberry PI similar to Chromecast?
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I upvoted this comment because it was the first thing today ( a stressful day, I might add) that has made me laugh.
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I wasted far too much time looking through this list.
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I actually think that this is a cool feature. Are people so over-sensitive that they think that a pink cupcake targets women? I just assumed that pink worked with the color scheme and was "cute". I thought that having the (proje
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I'm a CS grad student at Notre Dame. I have taught ~400 students in labs and lectures in the beginning programming classes, and I think that it is AWESOME that you are taking the initiative to explore and stretch your skills. It'
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Ask HN: Is namecheap.com selling my data?
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(2010) the Aphex Face (Hiding Pictures in a Spectrograph)
(bastwood.com)
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Awesome perspective! Thanks for the detail and the advice!
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This is beautiful.
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I just played Pinball in Windows 2000 in Chrome on Windows 10. I lost, but winning was not the point. Playing was. :) I think that that sentiment encapsulates my CS experience.
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Encourage them to try other languages. Let them choose something to do, then choose the best language for it. That's the best way to learn, IMO.
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Ask HN: Ubuntu on Windows: Is there a list of WSL unsupported system calls?
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[EFF] Google, other tech companies warned over ‘dangerous’ banning of neo-Nazis
(mercurynews.com)
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Why is this flagged, and why do the submitted links keep disappearing? (This video in this link is incomplete, the full video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEDuVF7kiPU ) The full video is very well put together, i
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