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by vippy 11y ago
If you're on Linux, you have to change the slash on demo.py:32 from '\\' to '/', and also download and place the convote data from cornell in the convote_v1.1 directory.
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by vippy 11y ago
The worst part was dealing with scipy / pyenv / debian, I had to install scipy from its sources.
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by vippy 11y ago
# Class: DY, Lambda: 0.5 # __START__ mr. chairman , as someone who for the past 2 years has represented over 40 , 000 soldiers at fort hood , texas , who have fought for our country in iraq , i am deeply appreciative of the expeditious mann
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by vippy 11y ago
Remember what capitalism is: a warehouse full of food at marked up prices where the hungry can't eat because they don't have the gold. There's tyranny in the market too, libertarian.
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by vippy 11y ago
Yes I know, not complex, not novel, etc. First app built using Clojure at any rate.
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Yuuuge Cards Against Humanity #madethis(trumpagainsthumanity.com)
1 points by vippy 11y ago|1 comments
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by vippy 11y ago
Because there's no other way around this but to be political, can't we sort out our crumbling infrastructure, education, and healthcare systems before worrying about blowing up a middle-age, middle eastern cult? Can we not let the
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Amplify lays off an est. 800. Access, the Android tablet division, for sale(observer.com)
4 points by vippy 11y ago|0 comments
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by vippy 11y ago
Then you have to learn Elixir though. Disclaimer: My needs are currently best served by isomorphic React.
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by vippy 11y ago
My team is moving in that direction. Client-side React for our admin interface, server rendered React components for our customer-facing stuff.
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by vippy 11y ago
No. I <3 React for single-page applications. Add in browserify, and you no longer have to deal with the dependency soup that is jquery / requirejs / backbone / angularjs, and you write software with far fewer side effects.
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by vippy 11y ago
Yes, thank you konklone. My primary complaint with the policy, and I'm hesitant to complain because, let me be clear, it is a good policy, is that we're now held accountable to a metric that adds engineering complexity and additio
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by vippy 11y ago
OH NOES! Hey Eric! :P The problem we have with our project is that we're dealing with a ton of subdomains and not a lot of data I would consider "sensitive" enough to really necessitate encryption. While I appreciate the sent
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by vippy 11y ago
I definitely wouldn't go that far in describing the problem, but yes, there are issues with the model.
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by vippy 11y ago
Paul Syverson (one of the authors of the Tor design paper - https://svn.torproject.org/svn/projects/design-paper/tor-des... ) actually came by the GSA about a month ago to talk about privacy. The geeks are lis
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by vippy 11y ago
Except the USDS, 18F, PIFs, and OCSIT are all attracting really great people. Now, HTTPS everywhere is a dubious project, sorry Konklone, but its difficult to deny that the problem of talent in government has always been one of the hiring p
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by vippy 11y ago
The Digital Analytics Program (DAP) rocks!
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by vippy 11y ago
Oh, you mean the preference for women, minorities, and veterans? Yeah, that's an interesting issue. It's great in theory, but in practice ends with quite a bit of additional bench stuffing to increase preference. And then to start
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by vippy 11y ago
Right, my friend said he needed to provide two years of salary information, and even then he was offered GS-13 step one. My point is that the USDS, 18F, etc, don't just offer $130k+ to anyone who walks in the door.
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by vippy 11y ago
The main problem with the original healthcare.gov was that it was built by contractors under the old contracting model of "fill as many seats with bodies as you can, win the contract, and charge by the hour". That business model c
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by vippy 11y ago
One of my team members is a former Army Captain and Iraq veteran. He doesn't seem to mind. And the only way anyone would be making $130K is if they landed at the top step of the GS-15 scale. I know most offers are made around the GS-13
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by vippy 11y ago
I'm a contractor under the GSA's OCSIT, sharing a floor with 18F, the PIFs, and occasionally members of the USDS that come to hang out. It's great to see the feds hiring awesome technologists and doing great things, including
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by vippy 11y ago
The best: Tor: The Second-Generation Onion Router Untraceable electronic mail, return addresses, and digital pseudonyms Location Diversity in Anonymity Networks Basically, Roger Dingledine and David L. Chaum
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A Developer's Development Environment for Newbies(sent1nel.me)
2 points by vippy 11y ago|0 comments
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by vippy 11y ago
Supplemental materials can be found on the ai-junkie website: www.ai-junkie.com/architecture/state_driven/tut_state1.html
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Learn Basic AI Programming with Ruby Warrior(github.com)
2 points by vippy 11y ago|1 comments
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Exploiting the Superfish certificate(blog.erratasec.com)
129 points by vippy 12y ago|17 comments