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by zb1plus 6y ago
I have two side projects. The first is a PDF reader that persists reading state between devices and has a queryable notes overlay. For this project I am using SwiftUI and targeting iPhones and desktop MacOS. The second centers around explor
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by zb1plus 6y ago
It truly is ridiculous that we are forced at gunpoint (through taxes) to give our hard-earned money to an organization that too often actively works against our interests. I feel like the only way to ethically tax people would be have a pro
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by zb1plus 6y ago
Honestly, if I ever start a SaaS company, I'd rather just bootstrap from a developing country than deal with the hassle of messing with VCs. It doesn't seem worth it unless you are in an industry that requires a heavy capital inve
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by zb1plus 6y ago
I hate to say it, but I'm concerned all the establishment of a regulator is going to do is push tech companies to lobby more heavily. Thus, the end result of this measure will be simply to cement the positions of established players wi
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by zb1plus 6y ago
I think this would be super helpful within the context of a jupyter notebook
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by zb1plus 6y ago
This is a seriously cool project. My girlfriend is Chinese and I currently attempting to learn her native language and have often run into the problems you mention.
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by zb1plus 6y ago
Super cool but I'm curious if anybody has figured out how to use the VSCode Juypter notebook integration with Google Colab?
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by zb1plus 6y ago
The solution here is a free market approach. Apple or someone else can be a more strict gatekeeper for people who want that type of service, while users who what a more laissez-faire marketplace can go through some additional hassle to inst
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by zb1plus 6y ago
I take notes on an iPad using an Apple pencil. It seems to right balance between using the digital to organize and correct things and the cognitive benefits to handwriting.
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by zb1plus 6y ago
I hope someone can figure out how to root it and wipe all the FB crap off it.
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by zb1plus 6y ago
How about the government doesn't steal people's stuff!? Unless the item contained improperly secured radioactive material or something like that, I see zero reason why the state should have the right to seize someone's proper
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by zb1plus 6y ago
I'm in a similar situation and I found corporate housing to be a good option, they typically are fully furnished and have good wifi and other amenities necessary for remote work. A lot of them are very flexible these days given the lac
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by zb1plus 6y ago
Nation-states need to be consigned to the ash heap of history. They do not bring value in the 21st century, the lessons of the 20th ought to show we need to be implementing better solutions for organizing people, making decisions and buildi
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by zb1plus 6y ago
Nope. If a person "owns" a piece of hardware, it should be legal to jailbreak it without any consequences (except perhaps lack of support for 3rd party software) and companies that sell products that build off of jailbroken produc
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by zb1plus 6y ago
Funny, both the USA [1] and Australia [2] can compel its companies to hand over all private data if asked and regularly exploit the security systems of their own companies with little to no due process to obtain data on people. Nation-state
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by zb1plus 6y ago
I'm in the OMSCS program. It sounds like you might want to be involved in an Educational Technology project. David Joyner [1] is a professor in the OMSCS program and does a lot of research into MOOCs. You might want to look at some of
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by zb1plus 6y ago
This is quite interesting. I would love to learn more about economic simulations. Does anyone have a good intro for people coming from a CS background?
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by zb1plus 6y ago
Perhaps you can mirror it to an s3 bucket or GH repo for people to CURL more easily?
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by zb1plus 6y ago
That's very sad to hear, I've been an avid user of HabitLab. Thank you so much for developing this tool! I wonder if you've ever considered doing a Chromium fork with the HabitLab interventions integrated deeper into the brow
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by zb1plus 7y ago
Hi! I'm interested in the full-stack developer role. Is there an email address or online application where I can submit a resume?
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by zb1plus 7y ago
Our tax dollars at work... It sickens me that the Federal Government is allowed to waste money on this type of things while there are people dying from a lack of access to insulin here in the the USA becasuse of the cost. Why not simply let
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by zb1plus 7y ago
Awesome! I'm not seeing your email on your profile, but feel free to drop me a line at zphillipsgary8@gatech.edu if you're interesting in talking more.
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by zb1plus 7y ago
Hi Sova, Super cool! I'm presently learning Mandarin Chinese and prototyping some series of language learning tools that try to use the user's surroundings to deliver context-aware lessons. I'm very passionate about this spac
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by zb1plus 10y ago
I'm interested in learning more about the Adventure Fellowship role. However, the link appears to be broken.
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by zb1plus 10y ago
Firefox is open source, just fork the project and make your own custom build that retains these features.
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by zb1plus 10y ago
Location: Columbus, Ohio Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: - Web development (PHP, Python, Node.js, AngularJS, Angular2, ASP.NET Web API, Webpack, Javascript & Typescript) - Automation and basic NLP (cron, Beautiful