Adamantcheese

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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I would have to agree. Find usages along with figuring out where/what variables are or used for will get you a long way. You can also go from the entry point and follow execution order, to the extent that you can.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I've used Createspace (now KDP Print). Essentially what it boils down to is deciding a cover size, formatting your book internals to fit that cover size, with the appropriate margins (the inside margin where the fold is needs to be lar
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_world_syndrome Don't think that because all you read is bad that the world is bad.
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You Are Listening To – Ambient Music and Radio Scanners(youarelisteningtolosangeles.com)
3 points by Adamantcheese 8y ago|1 comments
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I did NaNoWriMo a couple of times. I should probably get around to editing and releasing the second one, it's been uh... an amount of time since.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
From the FAQ: "Can I use Tesseract for handwriting recognition? You can, but it won’t work very well, as Tesseract is designed for printed text. Look for projects focussed on handwriting recognition." To which I found https:&#x2F
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
To respond to a click-bait-esque question, just don't have eyes. But really take breaks, lower the brightness, use the color change function if you work at night, keep the monitor further away from you (check your ergonomics).
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Hm yes, 4.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
NLP along with an awfully difficult problem that would've probably been solved somewhere else first? I don't think it's worth the effort. The community does a fine job moderating itself.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
They're useful, but they shouldn't BE useful. Their existence only exacerbates the crappy algorithms interview. It's akin to trivia for anyone in a position that they have to program for.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Is it just me, or does this read like a massive farce? That everything that Triplebyte is trying to solve they just... can't?
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Moral Injury(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Adamantcheese 8y ago|0 comments
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Browser support messages are still a thing?
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Reminds me of good ol' APL.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
It lacks any sort of depth and it doesn't look like there's any product in stock honestly. I think it needs more work before it'll be a product people want, and even then, what's the market? I don't think retailers
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
So does anyone know the root password?
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Extensors – Scissor-like mechanism construction set(mathmechs.com)
1 points by Adamantcheese 8y ago|0 comments
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
This and the following three webcomic pages are probably the closest thing I've seen as "internet art" in it's most literal sense. http://www.avasdemon.com/2112.php Although I guess now it's really
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
It looks like a horrible bike if you have to actually pedal it, the wheels are tiny! You might as well get a moped or something instead of that, which would stick out like a sore thumb and be a good target for thieves. Also where do you loc
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
How about a game like chess or checkers or go that you play against an AI?
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
That channel is partially why I made the comment. Using LEGO to do things that obviously strain the pieces beyond what's intended is not advisable. Really fun though!
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ZPAQ – Incremental Journaling Backup Utility and Archiver(mattmahoney.net)
5 points by Adamantcheese 8y ago|0 comments
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Also note: don't use pieces outside of LEGO or Technic. That includes powerful motors attached to technic axles, steel axles or bricks, bearings, etc. The bricks were designed with certain assumptions in mind and you will ruin your pie
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
>Right now the curriculum is JavaScript (React, Redux) and Python and focuses on the web, which is only one sliver of the software universe. And I highly doubt you will expand beyond this given who you are likely to be contracting with.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
People write about cool things and you can read about cool things. The cooler a thing is the more people look at it. Keep your vocab limited when explaining to kids. Otherwise you'll go down a rabbit hole of "what does that mean&q
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I've used Triplebyte and Hired in the past as a candidate. Triplebyte is good only for web development positions (front or back), and Hired seems completely useless. Every time I get emails begging me to submit my resume and then immed
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
http://temporary.directory/blog Going to probably make another blogpost soon about how I'm so mad at Lenovo's bullshit.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
It's almost guaranteed to be useless considering I've gotten recruiting emails for 12+ years experience as a junior.
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
Hand select comments and produce a training set. Train some model, pump every comment through it. Make a histogram of all the values you test and any user that is a statistical outlier from that dataset (towards higher values) will be added
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by Adamantcheese 8y ago
I know a lot about how Blu Ray sucks.

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