ybrah

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by ybrah 8y ago
ya its an arrow bud
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by ybrah 8y ago
I use an ergodox with escape mapped to a very easily accessible location. On my laptop keyboard, I have caps lock mapped to escape.
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by ybrah 8y ago
Anyone who uses a keyboard to navigate their computer (most software professionals worth their salt) hit the escape key often enough to warrant it as a complaint. Try not using your mouse for your computer
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by ybrah 8y ago
AI => machine learning => automated statistics
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by ybrah 8y ago
I had the same experience. I was straight up lied to by the salesmen. I talked about it to my bank, they were aware of the problem as it happens to a lot of people. BMO offered to open a new bank account, and move all my funds to it and clo
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by ybrah 8y ago
Lots of recruiters have reached out to me to work for blockchain startups. It's a great marker for which companies to not work for.
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by ybrah 8y ago
When I used to use Facebook, I had it filtered because I avoid any targeted news headlines. I think targeted news headlines are dangerous because they can be used as propaganda devices.
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by ybrah 8y ago
I disagree too. I think that humor should be allowed on hacker news. I mean as long as the jokes aren't at the expense of the ideology of the majority of hacker news's users. In that case, that humor should be downvoted and remove
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by ybrah 8y ago
No, he meant criminals.
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by ybrah 8y ago
My two cents is to follow courses, or start your own projects. These books should be used as reference as you're learning things.
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by ybrah 8y ago
I also recommend ISLR http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~gareth/ISL/
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by ybrah 8y ago
I'd wager that the fact that many high power companies use whiteboards for interviews point to the fact that they're useful.
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by ybrah 8y ago
Whiteboard problems work great as a general intelligence test if administered correctly. A well designed whiteboard problem will filter out people of lesser intelligence. This means the people you would be working with would generally be mo
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by ybrah 8y ago
Whiteboard problems are used to show that you can work through a problem, while communicating well about your thought process. They're also good general intelligence tests, if administered correctly.
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by ybrah 8y ago
It helped me cure my cancer too. Highly recommend
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by ybrah 8y ago
yes, if a box and fox are iterables
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by ybrah 8y ago
I would love something like this integrated into VRChat
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by ybrah 8y ago
I also know this guy. I'm his barber. He has the worst dandruff, absolutely unbelievable. But now that I think about it, he probably didn't know because he's blind
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by ybrah 8y ago
Used to work with a blind programmer at my old job. He was an interesting fellow
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by ybrah 8y ago
Englishman Irishman Chinaman ??
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by ybrah 8y ago
No, seriously. Thing is a thing.
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by ybrah 8y ago
VR social experiences are by far the best ones. Once eye tracking is implemented, social experiences will take on a new level.
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by ybrah 9y ago
I would call my users dumb fucks too if I was 19
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by ybrah 9y ago
I like to see this for what it is, piracy. If I want access to a paper, I have sci-hub and that's beneficial to me. I'm saying its a good thing. Sidenote: those pictures are creepy.
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by ybrah 9y ago
You like being complacent.
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by ybrah 9y ago
It seems like the speaker in the video is on stimulants
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by ybrah 9y ago
Was drinking a PBR as I read this. I feel ashamed
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by ybrah 9y ago
I've owned an HTC vive for a while now. Throughout all experiences, the ones that stood out the most to me were the social ones. I thoroughly believe that the future of work from home meetings will be done in VR. Playing social games a
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by ybrah 9y ago
Thinly veiled ledger ad
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by ybrah 9y ago
Most people want the accessibility achieved through quick searches on their phones. The only users that would use a more powerful interface would be professionals. The professionals that would use it would be researchers, developers, and he

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