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by johnnyfived 8y ago
Looks like this could easily be extended into creating UI widgets (for example left / right arrows could rotate it by X degrees). That's pretty awesome, it opens up some new video game-esque possibilities for web design
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
No questions here, but you guys might be interested to see the implementation I took with this, where I also used machine learning for Alzheimer's / dementia diagnosis. https://github.com/jddunn/dementia-progr
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
Emailed!
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
Location: NYC (New York, NY) Remote: Yes (Depends) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, JavaScript (Node.js, ES6, ES7), TypeScript, Java, C#, Unity, Electron Résumé/CV: https://jddunn.github.io/por
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - NYC or Remote I am a full-stack developer experienced with Python, React, JavaScript (Node, ES6, etc), TypeScript, Java, and Unity and Electron development. I have launched multiple successful, complex projects built around m
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
At the moment I'm pausing development to focus on other things, but there are a few features needed to really make it useful. Eventually I'd like to add in building various text corpora by parsing the entire collection of the entr
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Show HN: Frame, notetaking app that can answer your questions(github.com)
18 points by johnnyfived 8y ago|2 comments
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
Do you only consider projects that already have users and have gone public? For me I have a working proof-of-concept and infrastructure for a good business, but it's something that I'm only able to work on in my spare free time, h
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
Thanks for posting those references. There are clearly at least a few different problems going on here in NPR and the general workflow of top-tier journalism today. If you can publish a story, you shouldn't just be able to retract it w
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
You can downvote on here?
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
Wtf. And why even include the name in the first place? Literally no good would have come from that in a story like this. If you must refer to a name use a pseudonym. This really subtly shows one of the darkest sides of journalism, especiall
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
Different perspective / explanation: Coffee works and tastes better while on other drugs.
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by johnnyfived 8y ago
The design of that website is really great.
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by johnnyfived 9y ago
I don't think it's open source but this is easily the best visualizer I've ever used, in terms of graphics and simplicity in usage. And it's free. http://www.plane9.com/
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by johnnyfived 9y ago
Bold move.
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by johnnyfived 9y ago
Still counts since he managed to create the working method to inject the code which allows the game to be Turing complete. A medium with no way of entering or traveling through it isn't really a medium.
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by johnnyfived 9y ago
Sorry you lost your job at Gawker.
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by johnnyfived 9y ago
Not only that, it's purposefully written in a way that minimizes direct references to the original blog post, to make it seem as though Space.com actually took the time to do the interviews or any investigating for their research. This
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by johnnyfived 9y ago
It's great that you're communicating openly on HN. I just sent an application for the Junior Web Developer position. Looking forward to hearing back!
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by johnnyfived 9y ago
Yikes I know. What a juxtaposition between an "edgy" headline ("felt like I was buying drugs") and one of the most mundane opening sentences in journalism I've ever read ("James Liska finally spotted a reasonab
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Show HN: Fast, powerful sentiment analysis with chatbot integration
2 points by johnnyfived 9y ago|0 comments
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How to Make a Digital Personality of Yourself with Chatbots, Facebook, and Empathy(medium.com)
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