Amanjeev

True. https://50millionmissing.wordpress.com/

* Arrested DevOps https://www.arresteddevops.com/

* Software Engineering Daily is also pretty cool https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/

* Software Engineering Radio http://www.se-radio.net/

* Talking machines http://www.thetalkingmachines.com/

* Partially Derivative http://partiallyderivative.com/

Edit: formatting.

SE Daily is also pretty cool https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/

Is it worth playing online? I play solo (couch) but was wondering if it is any good to get PS online subscription for this.

I have always enjoyed Numberphile and here is the man himself (Graham) explaining it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuigptwlVHo

I think that is spelt "Vulcan".

> Aging is a mechanism to protect against cancer.

I did not know that. Is there a reading on this topic you recommend?

I wonder if its the same for Facebook messenger app.

How tall are you?

T-Mobile customers who activate the company’s controversial Binge On video service

It was default on.

None of these work for me.

That's why I read the comments first at HN. Thank you.

you and the company will be in trouble.

If you as an employee take action for not being paid while on H1B status, you are more or less OK. This step includes filing for a DOL complaint and adding copy of that complaint as the H1B transfer.

Not creepy at all. I wanted to make a video of my brother but I was immediately shunned by some religious elders.

I was always sure I am not the only one with this idea but somehow never could find a similar web project via Google searches and never looked on Github. So, my bad.

Another update: I think the quota will be reset at midnight moscow time (it is Sept 30th today). So, hopefully in about three hours the quota should be reset and the app shall be usable again.

Neat! We should join forces: Here is mine https://github.com/amanjeev/ulit

Question: Would anyone be interested in the translations (as a plain-text dump) ?

Interesting. I tried googling this before I started making this app but could not find any. I guess my google-fu is not good enough.

I guess you are correct. I was trying to really find a decent phrase but I guess I failed.

This thing of saving the translations paid off. So at least I wasn't as bad in predicting but I still failed to estimate the free quota's limitations.

Sadly, Yandex has a limit for characters in their free API. A thing I noticed is that there is no free version of Google translate but that is not as much fun as well.

Yes. That is a the quota limit. Unfortunately, I never thought I'd run out since I never thought anyone would want to use it this much. 'Tis just a small experiment I did not invest much time in. Sorry.

>Seems like an entertaining, tech-enhanced, multi-lingual, solitary version of telephone [1].

Everyone within the family I have mentioned this idea to has called it that.

Thanks. Yes I want to add the ability to have users decide the intermediate languages. And yes the past translations are available. Thats how i wanted it to be.

Note: It seems like I am about to run out of the free quota (I see the usage as 754K characters already). I grossly underestimated.

Edit: If I run out of the quota, which it looks like I will, you can use your own API key locally by using this package: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ulit/. A neat feature is that you can use Google translate API as well but it is not nearly as much fun.

Update: I ran out of the quota but have emailed Yandex if I can pay a few bucks to keep it running. It seems to have under 50 mil characters, you pay about $15.

You get a special medal for using something from Monty Python.

Thanks! Indeed. I am also working on allowing users to select the intermediate translations steps and the language of choice they want to begin with (per API).

I have been thinking of doing this for a while. Thanks for sharing https://github.com/sovereign/sovereign. Is that all one needs (whatever if mentioned on the README)?

I feel that the symbols we draw when we write on paper have more impact than pressing buttons.