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by espinchi 12y ago
Prof Raisman has spent more than 40 years studying how to repair the spinal cord. This type of perseverance is admirable.
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by espinchi 12y ago
Here's the hypothetical scenario that the report describes in the end. I've found reading the analysis after this story makes it an even better read: The road is so flat and straight, you can see them coming from a mile away. Six
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by espinchi 12y ago
I guess the OP means the time it would take to run out of cash while keeping reasonable monthly expenses ("reasonable" would be slightly lower than they are now for you).
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by espinchi 12y ago
How far does it go at the moment? And how far are you planning to make it go? Very well done, congrats guys! PS. Consider translating http://www.toxicode.fr/ into English for visitors from the US. Your services are in much
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Flurry, mobile analytics company, acquired by Yahoo(flurry.com)
2 points by espinchi 12y ago|0 comments
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Matrix of Services(continuousagile.com)
28 points by espinchi 12y ago|15 comments
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by espinchi 12y ago
No need to eavesdrop the network and fake MAC addresses, then? At first, I got disappointed about the actual "hack" in the post. And then, amazed.
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by espinchi 12y ago
Pixable, New York City. Android Engineer We're looking for an Android developer to help our Android team take our application to the next level. You should be comfortable in a fluid start-up environment and bring an energetic, fun and
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by espinchi 12y ago
Yes. In a very primitive way, at the moment, just updating the weights for adjectives
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by espinchi 12y ago
Yep, our dictionaries for adjectives, adverbs and nouns are tiny at the moment
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by espinchi 12y ago
Funny we didn't notice that! Yes, that's true. And that's a fairly poorly written example.
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by espinchi 12y ago
Natural Language Toolkit ( http://www.nltk.org/ ) for Python. The initial code for the "insulter.py", the core, was no more than 150 lines. We'll probably make our repository public at some point so you can che
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Show HN: API to add bad words to English texts(cursingapi.com)
10 points by espinchi 12y ago|15 comments
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by espinchi 12y ago
You guys have very understanding product manager.
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by espinchi 12y ago
It depends heavily on what stage of your career as a programmer you are. I strongly suggest most junior programmers I work with to read Effective Java and Head First Design Patterns. To me, it's a great combination to help you write co
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by espinchi 12y ago
I love how the author explains how (relatively) simple doing these transformations is. We've used pretty much the same technique for this little pet project of ours where we add profanity to English texts: http://cursingapi.
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by espinchi 12y ago
The fact that they compiled all that private info must have helped to their crazy valuation.
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by espinchi 12y ago
Pixable, New York City. Android Engineer We're looking for an Android developer to help our Android team take our application to the next level. You should be comfortable in a fluid start-up environment and bring an energetic, fun and
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by espinchi 12y ago
I like the summary in the last paragraph: find out who you are, then either quit, innovate, or hold your horses .
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by espinchi 12y ago
I tried my best not to word the title in a misleading way. Sorry if it still mislead you, though.
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HipChat Will Grant Employers Access To 1-to-1 Chat History(blog.hipchat.com)
157 points by espinchi 12y ago|135 comments
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When To Give Employee Rewards(blog.venturocket.com)
1 points by espinchi 12y ago|0 comments
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by espinchi 13y ago
Fair enough. However, there are statistical deviations that are significant enough that it's fair to consider them. In the US, 90% of men are incarcerated. Sure, maybe it's just because men are suspect more women, therefore are ca
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by espinchi 13y ago
I totally share the author's view. If those stop-and-frisk are really needed, then, in my view, they should be applied to different cohorts in the same proportion as those cohorts perform crimes: maybe it's 60% for ages 18-30 and
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by espinchi 13y ago
I think the author takes it a bit too far: It's possible that the Java programmers have valuable skills that we could use, despite their inability to produce even a trivial working program in a short amount of time. The fact that I&#
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by espinchi 13y ago
Configuring the drivers for some hardware can be a huge pain, or require being quite an expert user. Wireless cards are usually the worst, in my experience.
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by espinchi 13y ago
Very appropriate typeface selection
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by espinchi 13y ago
Hopefully not! We're trying hard to focus on making the whole team improve and learn and apply best practices, and not on pointing fingers at the last one in the leaderboard. You have a point, though. We'll try to prove you wrong
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by espinchi 13y ago
It looks like a good source of information for developers working on products built on top of GitHub's API. (Like Gitpoints, http://gitpoints.com , in my case.)
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by espinchi 13y ago
Unless you're being flooded by contacts from recruiters, I'd say it's a bit early in your career to ignore messages from recruiters.

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