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I sent you (Dylan) an email, but openly for discussion:

I'm building a product around an interactive learning system. Users train it themselves, with our assistance as needed. But I don't want to ship a puppy that will piss on your rug... and it would be great if it already had some useful skills and intuitions out of the box...

So I want to carefully anonymize that data by hand, and retain it for training models that all customers can benefit from. (I also want to train models to recognize PII, but only to assist humans in doing the task; no amount of error would be considered acceptable for this.)

I honestly don't see any problem, but I had a security consultant nearly spew beer on me when I got to that part, and insist that I drop that line of thinking.

I need more advice on this.

(The only other path I can think of is homomorphic encryption... but I would not want to retain it in the the case where the original is deleted...)

I can't even read about it.

Yeah, some of us can't help but picture that.

Can this be used for style transfer?

I'm looking for a solution to create a consistent personality for a chatbot, where the content all is created by different team members.

Seriously, my 12" MacBook is all I need / want now.

I found the smallest sling bag that it would fit inside, and quickly became accustomed to carrying it at all times.

When my Nexus 5 died, I barely felt it. I went months without a phone because it just wasn't a pressing issue.

There's no way I'd trade it for a phone dock and desktop peripherals.

On the front end: Choo is really solid and very little to learn.

https://github.com/choojs/choo

I'm pretty excited about Rasa Core: https://medium.com/rasa-blog/a-new-approach-to-conversationa...

lol, yeah that's pretty awful. I'll work on the bot content soon.

The chatbot content is currently very minimal. I'll work on it more soon. I'm thinking of disabling api.ai's small talk, and taking on the absolute barest of personas.

I want to make useful things that present an authentic interface, and set clear expectations. "I'm a vending machine. What do you want?"

Pretty much all this bot can do is: tell you a little about talky.cards, get your email, get you to set a password, and checkout with Stripe.

A conversational interface widget for $30 / month or $300 / year. You create content in api.ai, and I connect it to the web. You can use it as an interface for basically whatever, collect info, and take payments with Stripe.

https://www.talky.cards

https://talky.cards, a web interface for https://api.ai.

Very, very cool.

How hard would it be to make an Elm syntax flavored thing like Reason?

edit: (maybe there's just not much rationale; OCaml looks pretty close in these examples: https://github.com/OvermindDL1/bucklescript-tea)

I really like the idea, but I didn't make it past the pricing page. It says "Transparent & All-inclusive pricing" but I couldn't find any.

I think it's a very short hump to overcome, and then you're just rolling with Tachyons.

Very cool. Please add https://github.com/yoshuawuyts/choo and https://github.com/tachyons-css. (Too lazy to send a pull; sorry )

Does next-routes work in a static build?

I'm in Penang right now, and can't read this article because medium.com is blocked in Malaysia.

I'm really digging https://github.com/zeit/micro on https://zeit.co/now.

Not implemented yet. "Eventually."

You mean like JavaScript?

http://caniuse.com/#search=const

http://caniuse.com/#search=let

With so many tales of "terminated my account; KEPT MY EARNINGS", I can't help but wonder if a class action lawsuit isn't appropriate.

Shadi, please also post this on https://reddit.com/r/freelance.

I don't know; they get bad reviews pretty much daily on r/freelance, but who knows; maybe the front page of HN will be more persuasive.

> “Some new features for your Google account.”

Oh, yeah, I remember that. I totally clicked "Ok, whatever."

How does one not be herded like cattle by the corporations, without making a full time job of resisting it?

I really like the draggable windows, and the shortcuts for hiding and showing things. And the omnibox is, like, perfect; that's all I want.

But browsing a little, I immediately had problems zooming the viewport or increasing font size. Zoom gestures don't work, and neither does ⌘+/-. I couldn't find anything in the menu for it. Double-click on text does a zoom, but not enough. And sometimes content is moved off the viewport when you zoom in.

Very cool project.

edit: I'm still playing with it... it's got nice little notifications at the top. When you click a link, it says "loading...", then "850ms", or whatever; the page load time. And then ⌘← to navigate back shows "Navigating back", "Loading...", page load. It's cool. Looks nice. Dev tools open in a new window, and I couldn't find a way to open them in a panel, but maybe that can be set in the preferences.json.

I want to run the Elm compiler in a Lambda, and maintain persistent environments so that subsequent builds can benefit from keeping the libraries and intermediate files available.

Can EFS be mounted from the Lambda environment?

I really wish we could disable all the title bars.

It does if you specify the `autoDetectRenderer`, rather than `WebGLRenderer` or `CanvasRenderer`.