AllanHoustonSt

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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
There’s an initiative for Rust-like editions, but I think it’s a controversial topic within the C++ committee.
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
I absolutely love my ipad for casual/quick content consumption and as my main pdf/ebook reader. For videos I don’t always want to sit in front of my TV and web browsing on the higher end ipads I actually find more enjoyable than o
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
As a passive supporter of capitalism I’ve enjoyed reading Ha Joon Chang’s critiques of capitalism.
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
If we're talking purely financial cost benefit considerations I'm not sure (and also curious) if that's actually true.
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
It sounds like you’d be surprised about how many industry leaders come from STEM backgrounds. If you take a headcount of the partners of all the quant firms that have been profitable over the last ten years, I’m not sure if STEM nerds woul
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
Really surprised Baidu isn't higher.
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
As far as Search as a product goes, Google is basically unstoppable IMO. They’re just far and away ahead of everyone else in both the engineering and theoretical side. They have the best infra for it and will keep their lead because they
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
Does training for something like this lean more towards perfecting technique or forcing adaptation through repetition like training a muscle?
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
Out of the popular/common white collar jobs that can help someone push oneself out of the lower middle class rut which include medicine, law, banking, software, etc I'd certainly say software has the lowest barrier for entry and h
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by AllanHoustonSt 7y ago
PT4 and HM2 are still the dominant software products but more sites have popped up that either block all HUDs who limit your options to one or two random crappy offshoot HUDs that happen to work with that site for whatever reason. You can