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I have the same problem. When I first think of something I want to make I get really excited and I start coding and writing down ideas. After a few days or weeks I usually end up i…

>When I get a seat, will I be able to deal with the older people on my train squinting daggers at me? What do I do if someone is really mean to me again today? Do I look “disabled …

I was assuming po meant some automatic system. If you wanted to use humans maybe you could have moderators do it. I agree that it'd be dangerous to let anyone tag. People on YouTub…

That sounds like a fun NLP project. But given the less than stellar performance I've seen in those types of programs you'd probably either need to accept a lot of false positives o…

I completely agree. I of course don't actually know how much, but most of the women I know don't seem to enjoy technology or math any less than I do. I was mainly responding to the…

If he grew up expecting to be a nanny then wouldn't it make sense that his chances of actually becoming a nanny would be higher?

> Perhaps we are hard-wired to enjoy certain types of work. I would guess it has more to do with expectations.

It seems like going through CrowdFlower could help a lot. Has anyone used it? I guess it worked for the author. At my last job I was involved in a project where we were going to us…

I liked this conceptual introduction: http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~cduan/technical/git/

Do most mobile translation apps not require internet connections? That part surprised me. I had assumed most apps do the work on a server.

Your Chinese restaurant must have a good fortune cookie supplier. Mine are always completely useless (and often false) statements like "You appreciate fine art".

Where were you living before you were 30?

I'm interested, but I'm not moving to SF until October. I'll message you my email in case you get a late start or want to try to meet around then. I took a compilers course in coll…