If you plan on allowing future employers to look at your Github profile, you might want to change the way you write your commit messages. > REFACTOR: :hocho: future queue (I was retarded) Not exactly an appealing commit…
This would be difficult to do unless you can tell which alias you are coming from in `Invoke-JsonRequest`.
Typo - CTRL + F "Oficial"
Just eat your fruits and veggies.
The way in which you communicate your important issue is probably equally important.
My initial impression is it doesn't seem analyze groups of words very well. It will pick emotional words out of the middle of a sentence and apply the emotion to the whole text, when the context of the sentence changes…
Keep thinking that...
Seems like this might be pretty effective. There are plenty of emotional robots out there that won't mind the stress levels and just want to constantly be useful.
Still paywalled.
I had a pretty easy time reading it. Was it difficult for you?
It's important to be reminded of this every so often. It definitely helps to get through "tougher days" if you're able to have a little perspective on how great things actually are, or how much worse they could be.
If you plan on allowing future employers to look at your Github profile, you might want to change the way you write your commit messages. > REFACTOR: :hocho: future queue (I was retarded) Not exactly an appealing commit…
This would be difficult to do unless you can tell which alias you are coming from in `Invoke-JsonRequest`.
Typo - CTRL + F "Oficial"
Just eat your fruits and veggies.
The way in which you communicate your important issue is probably equally important.
My initial impression is it doesn't seem analyze groups of words very well. It will pick emotional words out of the middle of a sentence and apply the emotion to the whole text, when the context of the sentence changes…
Keep thinking that...
Seems like this might be pretty effective. There are plenty of emotional robots out there that won't mind the stress levels and just want to constantly be useful.
Still paywalled.
I had a pretty easy time reading it. Was it difficult for you?
It's important to be reminded of this every so often. It definitely helps to get through "tougher days" if you're able to have a little perspective on how great things actually are, or how much worse they could be.