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mportela
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About mportela
Senior Software Engineer @ Openlayer, YC S21 MS Computer Science @ NYU
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Comment #48341182
Non-paywalled article: https://archive.is/9tg3a
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Comment #48189837
The legit gacha experience
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Comment #46443897
Happy new year from New York!
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Comment #45619686
I've recently watched a video [1] that mentions how pre-rendered graphics dominated the 90s-early 2000s and were replaced by real-time rendering. You'll probably like it too! [1] T…
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Comment #43410182
FWIW I had a professor that defined "robotics" in the same way (we even had a quite philosophical debate on whether automatic doors are robots). I ended up liking Norvig and Russel…
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Comment #43361311
Then definitely what 3Blue1Brown's video on eigenvalues and eigenvectors. [1] That's when I clicked to me! His entire series on Linear Algebra is incredibly well produced. [1] http…
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Comment #43341970
While that's true, one of the reasons why Spain mandates Castellano in the federal level is a legacy of Franco's push to annihilate the other languages spoken in the country. In a …
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Comment #43279372
And with good audio chat
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Comment #43279362
Curse was becoming more popular than TS at the time, but Discord offered a better quality of audio and stable connection. That's why my group of friends migrated to Discord around …
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Comment #43035282
Great, now go back to study before Duolingo kidnaps your family
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Comment #43009010
"-y" is a quite common diminutive suffix in English nowadays. As a fun fact, Americans find hilarious/cute how Brazilians pronounce English words ending in consonants (e.g. WhatsAp…
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Comment #42779968
I would assume so, since a foreign attorney wouldn't be able to help with US immigration law.
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Comment #42741222
Unfortunately, that's all the Biden administration could get written into law. The Big Pharma lobby is too strong and definitely battled to keep this list as small as possible.
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Comment #42702408
like the healthcare industry in the US
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Comment #42569304
Hmm, concatenation and alternation are exactly what I thought of when reading the work "composition" (I probably had functional programming in mind). I'm curious. What came to your…
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Comment #42453707
I believe that's the O-1 visa, not the H-1B.
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Comment #42425624
Follow up question: how do you find freelancing opportunities?
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Comment #42389812
It's called garnishment [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garnishment
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Comment #42342025
> Note the court does not say foreign actors don't have First Amendment rights. Is there a precedence on foreign actors (either inside or outside the US) having First Amendment rig…
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Comment #42203881
Sure, but education (and healthcare) costs grew much faster than the inflation. "The average annual cost of tuition at a public 4-year college is 40 times higher than tuition in 19…
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Comment #42159561
I had a similar experience, except Mechanical Engineering being my weakest area. Computer Science felt like a children's game compared to fluid dynamics...
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Comment #42146507
> I saw my mom gradually become a Sandy Hook "truther" as she fell deep down Facebook rabbitholes. It was bad. Although she eventually came around (...) Mind sharing how she came a…
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Comment #42058736
https://archive.is/DFbWQ