yolesaber

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by yolesaber 10y ago
It's not about drive, it's about what can be afforded. In 1972, at the age of 27, my dad bought a house for around ~$20,000 in a nice neighborhood outside of Boston - $115,097.32 today. Try finding a house for less than 120k anywh
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by yolesaber 10y ago
This explains why they blocked hyperlinking outbound URLs except for the 'bio', which I always thought was weird but in retrospect makes sense. Instagram has a lot of activity but it's mostly confined to Instagram as opposed
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Walk around. Go outside. Enjoy life.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Fair enough. I'm inclined to believe that's how GIFy does it, because a lot of their gifs have the stuttering, sliced up kind of motion and compression so endemic to tumblr gifs
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by yolesaber 10y ago
It's hardly miserable. I mean, I get along with my coworkers just fine in a professional way, but I'm not exactly buddy buddy crushing code sharing gifs like it seems like most startups want you to be. I don't go to work to m
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Classification is done by hand? So you find a gif you like and then add it to your db and do all the tagging and metadata yourself? Interesting. I feel like a script that scrapes Tumblr for gif posts and their associated tags would be a goo
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Because in my anecdotal experience it's always been the overeager manager. I also qualified that statement with "usually", ergo it's not the absolute "always" condition you specify in your unnecessary reply. Ei
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Do you have a blogpost or other info about how you made it? Did you just scrape tumblr, twitter etc and associate the metadata tags with the images? Or did you do any machine learning classification? Either way, you should apply for seed fu
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by yolesaber 10y ago
I believe they scrape metadata about the gif, a lot of them come from tumblr which has a lot of tagging associated with the posts.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
I really hate it when there's that one coworker that insists on /giphy-ing everything in slack. Usually its a clueless manager who thinks cute little pictures will inspire team morale, but all the results are always random and oft
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Alphabet did not invent the self-driving car or AI lol. C'mon dude, most of Alphabet is PR to recruit the <<best and the brightest>>. Half of the stuff they start up at X they shut down in a year and then don't even r
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by yolesaber 10y ago
She, or rather the tech guy her team hired and who worked at their behest, deleted them at the onset of a federal investigation. That's called destroying evidence. Furthermore, many of the emails contain undeniable evidence that the Cl
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by yolesaber 10y ago
I work in public policy. You realize what they said they had to clean up right? The president lied on television about his knowledge of the servers.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
"we need to clean this up" ~ Podesta https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/31077
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by yolesaber 10y ago
When you have Podesta saying "we need to clean this up" you know you're in trouble, esp since that email leaked... https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/31077
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by yolesaber 10y ago
In Greek, the "Y" makes an "uu" sound so it's not entirely incorrect - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upsilon
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by yolesaber 10y ago
My favorite is when he talks about his enlightened post-kitchen lifestyle. "I think it was a bit presumptuous for the architect to assume I wanted a kitchen with my apartment and make me pay for it. My home is a place of peace. I don’t
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by yolesaber 10y ago
This post gave me the funny mental image of a sentient AI trying to train a dog using supervised learning techniques...
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by yolesaber 10y ago
>I doubt we will ever have a Dune-style rejection of AI We will once the maternity machines start killing our children.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
True, I'm not opposed to branding or designer wear, it's just something about seeing a face just covered in them and then sharing it...
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Man seeing those peoples faces plastered in ads is positively dystopic.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Lol people post this everytime someone critiques a hyped up new bullshit tech product. Guess what, the vast majority of them fail. Spectacles is not the iPod. It's going to flop, I stand by it.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
No, they are not. It's gonna be another gimmick lifestyle tech product that gets trumped up in the press and then no one cares about. They are glasses that only take ten seconds video and can only post it to snapchat. And they cost $13
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by yolesaber 10y ago
>Trump is receiving support in states that were traditionally blue, you should stop reading the HuffPost and go outside. I work in public policy running massive computations on polling data. Our firm has a greater than 95% percent succes
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Because I work in the public policy sector and have seen the trend charts and polling data. It's going to pass in most states by a greater than five percent margin. I'm reclaiming cuck.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
I'm not here to make friends
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Sure he's made a negative impact in the past, I hate the guy, I think he's a joke and the future does not lie with him. Legalization will pass, the republicans will be utterly cucked, and he will die a flaccid relic of another tim
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by yolesaber 10y ago
> This man has the ear and direct number of every national republican politician who matters. The national Republicans have been completely tarnished by their association with Trump. They are going to get absolutely trounced. NV is going
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by yolesaber 10y ago
It's gonna get legalized. And then his efforts will be seen as laughable.
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by yolesaber 10y ago
Pretentious old men playing at running the world. But the world left them a long time ago.

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