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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   I cannot stand how the scrolling works on the pressreader website.
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   Could you expound on your question?
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   I am having problems with my insurer at this very moment. I went to an in-network hospital for an ER visit, which turned into an 8-day stay (yes, it was serious). Evidently, none of the doctors at the hospital are in-network, however, (
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   This has terrifying implications. Imagine an Islamic country demanding that Google remove any website that they deem insulting to Muhammad... WORLDWIDE. Imagine your religious beliefs (atheist, christian, etc.) being deemed offensive or hat
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   It looks interesting, but I have a few questions: "Sign up for free" makes it sound like it's eventually going to be a paid service, because that is the language that all paid services use. I did not, however, find anythin
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   This is beautiful.
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   "But you seem to want the variability, you don't want to be subjected to my setting of 4 spaces because you find it unreadable." No. I want consistency. If you use 4 spaces and it is readable, then I don't care. But I
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   "You see what you've done though? You've defined everything that is not your personal preference of 2 spaces (I could live with this one at least) to be wrong." No, I've stated that making me change my tab settings
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   by coreyp_1 9y ago

   I use 2 spaces. The argument stands, though. Code is meant to be read by programmers. If the code you write is unreadable (because of too many spaces), then it is wrong, too. Full stop. I work with a lot of beginners. That is, I teach U
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    "So these are my pro-Tabs reasons. You might think some of them as BS but they are rational and you can’t disagree with that.". I disagree. "1. Tabs are meant for Indentation". On typewriters, yes. For the beginning of
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Thank you!!!
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    very cool
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Does anyone know where Babylon 5 can be streamed (legally)?
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    You have to read a lot of papers. Begin with survey papers for your field (ML is still a very broad topic, so see if you can narrow it down). Use Google Scholar to find papers by searching for various keywords pertinent to your subject.
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    I can't edit my previous comment. I was looking at the github page on my phone, and neither the URL nor the huge picture that says "Demo" was visible. I still think that a video explanation would be more effective in drivin
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Exactly... It's a very abstract concept, which is why I am working hard to get it to the point of having something concrete to demonstrate the capabilities. I'm working on it (actually, I'm working on a bit of documentation
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Perhaps provide an example (screenshots/video) of your project in action. Otherwise, people will not see how your project can impact them, and they don't understand how to use it, regardless of how much explanatory text that you g
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Is there any reason not to simply put the Slack invite link here directly?
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Make open source contributions and establish yourself as someone whose code is trusted and accepted by your peers (the open source community). I don't mean to just publish your own open source project, but rather to be involved in oth
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Thank you for the video! It was interesting to see the binary adding exercise!
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Not worth fighting to get around the pay wall.
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Upvoting because it is currently a very confusing ecosystem, and I'm not sure of the right answer.
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    I've stopped shopping at walmart, as well as all other stores that treat me like a criminal just for walking in its doors. The customer service is terrible, and the employees don't often know anything about the products on the sh
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Cool idea!
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1i-dnAH9Y4 This is an old military instructional video about fire (artillery) control computers, explaining the mechanical aspects of how they work. It's beautiful in its elegance! I
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Personal opinion: Metrics do not make you a Master. You either know that you are one, or you don't. It doesn't mean that you never make mistakes, but that you are fluent in it (to borrow a spoken language term).
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    Ask HN: How to get out of Robocall Hell?

    4 points by coreyp_1 9y ago|2 comments
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    You're right: 1 person can't replace you. Can 3? Can 5? You must reorganize, if merely to save your sanity. Hire 1 person and start training them, then hire the next. For 1 week, write down everything that you do for your comp
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Oddly enough, this is what I was trying to do with my Defiant project ( http://BeDefiant.io ). I wanted it to be a one-step installation framework to combat proprietary systems (better description on the website). The bad news is
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    by coreyp_1 9y ago

    Unfortunately, I can't do anything to help but upvote so that others may have a better chance at seeing it, too. Good luck!