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by probinso 8y ago
sounds like a perfect opportunity to release some open source software
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by probinso 8y ago
In the past, being good at sadness was a major contributor. Now, doing things for others helps a lot.
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by probinso 8y ago
Pursue employment as young as possible and establish a work life balance. Say 'Yes' to anything you would have said 'maybe' to, and follow through.
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by probinso 9y ago
If I own the hardware, it takes ~ 20 minutes of human time spread over 2 hours. With restrictions from an employer, usually 4-8 hours.
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by probinso 9y ago
The company should not provide funding for a channel used to harass people. You're being a shit if you trivialize harassment in the workplace, but you are being an idiot if you are paying for the tools used to hide it.
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by probinso 9y ago
Multiple critically important things in your life. Prioritize all of them, and set boundaries to maintain this with yourself and others. This allows your metrics of success to be distributed, success in any topic on your critical list will
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by probinso 9y ago
Keep programming and be critical. Learn other languages too
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by probinso 9y ago
Finding interesting work is difficult. Learning stuff is fun. Watch conference talks for every conference that represents your professional interests. For all speakers that you enjoy, track their company on site like `linkedin`. This allows
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by probinso 9y ago
the source code brown brown blue uses for animations is open source
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by probinso 9y ago
In fMRI data, we refer to frequency space of volumetric image data as K-Space. I would like a general term for frequency space of a signal, without the use of the word `frequency` . This is because `frequency` is also used when describing h
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by probinso 9y ago
also I appreciate the favicon to match
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by probinso 9y ago
love it
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by probinso 9y ago
where are you doing this ?
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by probinso 9y ago
baking exercise relationships
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by probinso 9y ago
consider the lobster The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks cryptonomicon The hunt for Vulcan: and how Albert Einstein destroyed a planet
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by probinso 9y ago
2016
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by probinso 9y ago
protonmail
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by probinso 9y ago
you are my favorite person on the internet
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by probinso 9y ago
should probably be prolog or apl instead
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by probinso 9y ago
"The code book" is a good introduction to history and basics "Elliptic Curves: Number Theory and Cryptography" is a great, and detailed, text for understanding ECC https://www.cwu.edu/math/kryptos &
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by probinso 9y ago
If you are interested in leveraging your current experience; The medical industry has lots of space for data management, image processing, community detection (graph theory), computational statistics, and NLP.
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by probinso 9y ago
echo "sleep 1" >> ~/.bashrc
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by probinso 9y ago
Thanks for posting!
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by probinso 9y ago
Keep track of your mentors and peers. Use linkedin as a Rolodex. Help people find jobs whenever you can.
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Ask HN: Suggestions interactive tool for Git history
1 points by probinso 9y ago|0 comments
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by probinso 9y ago
Shamir Secret Sharing is very cool and fairly old. It introduces a tool that inspires many neat applications. There is a lot of interesting work in privacy preserving databases as well.
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by probinso 9y ago
Come up with ways to allow nude pics on facebook
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by probinso 9y ago
beamer, marp
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by probinso 9y ago
This is fantastic, what pulled you into APL first?
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Ask HN: In what order did you learn your languages?
10 points by probinso 9y ago|29 comments

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