ConAntonakos

Do not apologize. You did nothing wrong. You explored your curiosities and are learning like everyone else.

I feel like such a novice, but what exactly do lobbyists do? Do they bombard gov't officials with emails, show up in-person, convince people to follow their clients' agendas, etc.? How will they be employed by Reddit? Why is lobbying even a thing?

I read this as "Bighetti" from HBO's Silicon Valley.

Just curious: are there tests proving this?

Unrelated, but is there a good list for machine learning?

Is there a way to convert SQL schema to the GraphQL IDL notation?

I hope that changes in the future! Looking for a really good course on TensorFlow. Udacity's Self-Driving Car nanodegree is also very hands-on in terms of learning TensorFlow. You build your own mini version.

Awesome! I'm also currently taking Udacity's self-driving car nanodegree, but I think I only intend on doing the first of three semesters because I want to concentrate on the fundamentals, and not necessarily self-driving cars. Do you recommend enrolling or checking out the AI nanodegree? Have you looked at the ML one?

Exciting stuff! Thank you for publicly releasing this. Deep learning and self-driving cars are exciting spaces, and will definitely see more activity in the future.

I'm in the same situation. We're a very small team (8 total), so I barely find time to contribute back among other events like trying to relax, personal development, entertainment, etc. I think I might have to carve out one day or a couple hours on a specific day of the week that'll be my "open source time". I look at it almost every day, but don't have enough alone time with the open source software (like React.js) I want to work on.

Didn't Instagram also co-create React.js?

There have to be automated ways of scaling intern hiring that do not involve this ProctorU-based approach.

If you have thousands of data points, what makes a successful candidate, and possibly, build a model around that?

How would you compare it to Privacy Badger?

Interesting! Thanks for the response!

Pardon me if it's a silly question, but was Swift not a viable option for macOS development?

I'm super curious because I'm doing the same: what has been your approach to learning Android?

TensorFlow was open sourced 9 months ago. I think it's too early to discredit newer initiatives.

So what does this mean in terms of being implemented in Node.js? How soon can we expect that to happen?

Whoa! Nice job!

Why the aversion towards JavaScript? It's steadily improving, albeit slowly, with massive support from many players.

Isn't V8 open source? https://github.com/v8/v8

You guys are awesome and doing fantastic work. Thanks for the inspiration and for open-sourcing an amazing product!

Is this open sourced?

I think they're on Discord now on the Reactiflux server.

Lol! Thank you for this.

One of the only reasons I haven't fully moved over to Atom is due to its SFTP support. Any recommendations? I'm definitely considering switching from ST.

Yeah, Wire has been out for a while.

What is Instacart using for its routing logic?

Really like the app. I like the top progress bar loading animation. I'm assuming this is the relevant file? https://github.com/pixyj/feel/blob/master/client/app/base/js...

Trying to figure out a way to implement this with React + React Router...

Shit. I've been using uniqueId from Lodash b/c I wasn't sure what was a better solution. What if it's a static, non-DB-fetched array? Would array indices still not suffice?