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I was using the mouse to drag around letters, not the keyboard. It was my first time playing and I was still wrapping my head around basic game concepts, so it's unlikely that I was interacting quickly.

Looks like the game can get itself into invalid states: https://imgur.com/a/3Wktj10. Don't want to spoil this board, but there are incorrect letters accepted as green here.

* edit: just saw that oceliker ran into the same issue.

It should be '-dAutoFilterColorImages=true' instead of 'dAutoFilterColorImages=true' for the gs command.

The application page linked above has several mentions of Square as the hiring company, not Caviar. Is this an oversight?

The jobs sound interesting, but the application process involves a bunch of manual data entry. Is there a way around that?

  Location: Davis, California
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: No
  Technologies: Java, Javascript, C#, C, Android, embedded, games, performance optimization, video
  Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kay-neuenhofen-42398720

That's not what I got from watching the video. It looks like traffic was slow/stopped in the passing lane. You can see brake lights in front of the pink car, especially in the slowed down clip. The driver of the pink car seemed to be in the process of passing, but didn't pay attention to traffic ahead of them, and thus crashed into the SUV.

I look at the Recommended section daily, and I find it very disappointing for several reasons:

  - the recommendations are very often not interesting to me because
    + they cater to the lowest common denominator (you won't believe these 10 hilarious fails, PewDiePie picks his nose, etc.)
    + I have already watched the video
    + a video has been in the Recommended section for weeks and I haven't clicked on it. What makes you think I'll change my mind after several weeks? If I don't click a video within a couple of days of it appearing in the section, it's a dud. Don't keep showing it
    + the video is from a channel I am already subscribed to. That's not a recommendation, it's trivial and not helpful
    + most or all of the videos in the section are sometimes matching the same key word. I once clicked on an Amy Schumer video, and for many days every video in the Recommended section was a Schumer video. This is terrible. The same thing happened after I clicked a Craig Ferguson video.

  - the feedback UI is not streamlined. I have to click through multiple menus to be able to say: not interested in this channel

  - there should be list of key words that I can specify where if the video matches one of them, don't add it to the section. Conversely, there should be a list of key words that when I specify them, the recommendation engine goes out and looks for videos matching them, and then adds some of them to the section

Is the deep learning approach already deployed for regular users? I have not seen a change in the quality of the recommendations.

Sorry to sound so negative, but I think this is a huge wasted opportunity. There is tons of amazing content on youtube, and it's often very hard to find.

Long time lurker, first time poster. I wrote and published a completely original puzzle game for android, got featured on google play a number of times.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wp.wordbox