EricMausler

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by EricMausler 5y ago
To me the big gripe is not the concern for edge cases but the immediate dismissal of a very productive first step in addressing an issue by resolving the entire conversation before it even happens. It is very possible to bring up edge cases
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by EricMausler 5y ago
I think the major overlooked point is that the modern digital world provides a means for people to commit crimes they otherwise would not have done, simply because they can and because they feel there is low risk of getting caught. A spike
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by EricMausler 5y ago
I stopped reading when the author said "there is no such thing as ergonomics". I feel like I've seen plenty of research otherwise. It's probably (definitely) overplayed to make sales, but there's no need to deny it
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by EricMausler 5y ago
Is this effectively a form of compression for data transfer?
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by EricMausler 5y ago
I still use mumble
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by EricMausler 5y ago
It could start with identifying concurrency as a priority, then looking up the erlang BEAM as a best in class solution, and finally using recent forums to see what today's practical tools are for taking advantage of the BEAM and coming
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by EricMausler 6y ago
This is far from unfortunate. Ethics comes from emotion
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by EricMausler 6y ago
If I was Neal, I would not consider this a nitpick
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by EricMausler 6y ago
This is a trend I've been noticing, which doesn't seem very surprising when written out. Parents who try to approve every purchase end up in a never ending onslaught of requests compared to parents who simply give their kids money
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by EricMausler 6y ago
Who do you think has the best 3rd party solutions for data cleaning?
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by EricMausler 6y ago
I have a bachelor's in operations research (labeled Information & Systems Engineering) and have been finding myself looking up ML certifications because the jobs posted in relation to the problems I am trained to solve are asking f
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by EricMausler 6y ago
I use TD and have never had a bad experience. Who do you bank with now? What made you switch?
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by EricMausler 6y ago
If support for both is going to be part of the plan, I do not suggest planning to drop support for email. Commit to supporting both or dont
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by EricMausler 6y ago
What are your thoughts on protonmail?
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by EricMausler 6y ago
That video made complex analysis click for me
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by EricMausler 6y ago
I think a lot of this does exist, it just isn't formalized. In person socialization happens at a public place. If you go to the same public place the same time each week, odds are you'll find yourself as part of a casual communit
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by EricMausler 6y ago
Zuck is making a losing bet. He is out of touch. People still do not enjoy wearing regular prescription glasses that vastly improve VISION. Something that dominates human experience for most people. I am really not convinced people will be
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by EricMausler 6y ago
In the case of AR, you are willingly trading that privacy for power you would otherwise be completely unable to get. I have a government ID with my address on it, and I give out my address online to 3rd parties all the time because I unders
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by EricMausler 6y ago
Why develop a game for a niche if you can just bombard an entire demographic with the same ads that no one outside of that demographic sees until they polarize themselves into purchasing a game you've already developed
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by EricMausler 6y ago
When there's a will there's a way
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by EricMausler 6y ago
"Its just easier to apply the <deep fake of myself> than it is to apply foundation. Its how I'd look anyway" - delusional early adopters probably
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by EricMausler 6y ago
To make it more obvious, assume there are 100 doors with 99 goats. And after you select a door, the host opens 98 goats doors