submagr

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by submagr 3y ago
Location: New York City, NY, USA Remote: I am fine with relocating. Remote work is ok too. Willing to relocate: Yes (preferably in the USA) Technologies: Computer Vision and Robotics. C++, Python. Résumé/CV: https://www.agsh
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by submagr 3y ago
Location: New York City, NY, USA Remote: I am fine with relocating. Remote work is ok too. Willing to relocate: Yes (preferably in the USA) Technologies: Computer Vision and Robotics. C++, Python. Résumé/CV: https://www.agsh
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by submagr 3y ago
Looks competitive!
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by submagr 4y ago
Hey good idea!! Promote it on facebook where a lot of old folks are. Or even on whatsapp groups!
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by submagr 5y ago
> I'm busy a lot of the time so don't think about this. The statement above reminded me of my situation when I was always busy with my coursework and couldn't find time for other activities. If that's your case, I wil
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by submagr 5y ago
This is cool stuff. I am planning to do something like this myself.
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by submagr 5y ago
Can someone please explain how this hack works? (I am CS major so I know basic stuff but not a hacker)
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by submagr 5y ago
Interesting. This might indeed be the case. I am so deep into ad-blockers and vpn stuff. Thanks for the tip. Will check and udpate here.
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by submagr 5y ago
Omg. I am so surprised that their iOS app is buggy too. I thought it was just my crappy android phone.
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by submagr 5y ago
Browser extension for automatically converting slack/messenger like key patterns to emojis. User story: - User types :laughing: somewhere on a site - Extension automatically replaces it with a laughing emoji. Requesting Feedback: Pleas
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emoji-everywhere is an idea for supporting textual emojis. Will you use it?(github.com)
2 points by submagr 5y ago|1 comments
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Spotify Apps Suck
26 points by submagr 5y ago|32 comments
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by submagr 6y ago
Related to this, we did a project last year where we algorithmically generated gripper fingers based on the object it needs to lift. https://fit2form.cs.columbia.edu/ https://www.youtube.com/embed/utKH
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Linus and Pull Requests (2012)(github.com)
43 points by submagr 6y ago|70 comments
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"Can you teach me” is an idea for collaborative learning. Will you use it?(github.com)
2 points by submagr 6y ago|2 comments
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by submagr 6y ago
Can you teach me is a slack extension inspired from donut ( https://www.donut.com/ ). A user can have a list of things she would like to learn about. Other users can see the list and see if they can give her a head-start. Ide