JHonaker

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by JHonaker 7y ago
Yea, I just use the types of problems that you’d see on Leetcode or any of the other code practice sites. The one that I did this morning was: If given the root of a binary tree, calculate the number of unival subtrees contained in the tree
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by JHonaker 7y ago
I’ve been using spaced repetition to do algorithm puzzles. I find them really fun, and I’ll be looking for a job in a little less than a year. So, I thought I’d get a jumpstart on preparing. I don’t use them to memorize the answers, but mor
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by JHonaker 7y ago
I can’t get access to the website. It’s under too much load. Could you describe the model a bit?
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by JHonaker 8y ago
I don’t understand why Microsoft hasn’t pulled the GitHub integration into VS Code. It seems like it would be in their best interest given that they own both now.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
Given that you said km instead of miles, I don’t either.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
I have an Oryx Pro as well. When I don’t need the power, I find myself grabbing my iPad with “Pencil”. It’s probably a function of what I do. When I’m not coding or playing a game, I’m reading papers and writing math. When I’m on the go, I’
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by JHonaker 8y ago
I didn't see any comparison to other simpler methods. I'd like to see how well a time series model works.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
Between the autoplay ad video, the modal popover, the request for notification privileges, the fixed topbar with ads, the interstitial ads, and the huge sidebar ads, I couldn't get past the first sentence.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
Yea but when I did, I couldn’t really find any reference to it devoid of Nazi association.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
I mean they didn’t invent it, but the author of the book that did was a member of the German Nationalist movement that eventually (~75 years later) evolved into the Nazi party. It’s not like it was completely disassociated with Nazi history
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by JHonaker 8y ago
It’s a quote from the entrance of Auschwitz, and lots of other Nazi concentration camps.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
I just looked that phrase up. That’s some supremely bad taste from the author.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
> The co-founder of PayPal and data-mining company Palantir Technologies Inc. said he remains bullish on life-extension science, such as ones involving the infusion of young people’s blood with older people. He said he hasn’t personally
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by JHonaker 8y ago
What actions do you have set up? Would you mind describing it in a little more detail? (Particularly the Drafts stuff)
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by JHonaker 8y ago
No data is better than 10 years of useless data. I’d much rather be in the position of designing the data collection (experimental design ftw) than trying to fix the problems with an overly complicated modeling project. Buuut, I am a statis
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by JHonaker 8y ago
You’re vastly overestimating the human brain’s ability to accurately recall first hand accounts. It’s actually kind of shocking how bad eyewitnesses are at remembering details.
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by JHonaker 8y ago
Unlike the others, I took it to mean the loss, the gap in one’s life, after their ambitions are fulfilled. If one has led an ambitious, successful life, their early life is filled with problems and purpose. Later years have lost that purpos
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by JHonaker 8y ago
My first instinct says that if you just project the corners straight down (because of orthographic projection) onto the XZ plane, then the area of the shadow is just the area of the convex hull of those projected points. I don’t know how to
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by JHonaker 9y ago
Yea I was thinking something similar, the alignment of the eyes is also most similar to that class as well. The reason we find the frown to be most important is our understanding that this is a common symbolic representation of an emotion.
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by JHonaker 9y ago
It looks like its just a standard speed cube. Here's [1] a model that looks almost identical to the one they have. There is an entire industry of Rubick's cube makers that make cubes specifically designed for people that like to t
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by JHonaker 9y ago
The first senctence: > Am I correct in understanding that it's not that intuition is invalid, but that it's insufficient for communicating a proof to another mathematician. is close to correct. It's a very useful tool, but
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by JHonaker 9y ago
You can be factual without inciting an immediate negative reaction. It’s same idea as the difference between “Terrorist blows up/shoots something” versus “Christian shoots up abortion clinic” or “Muslim suicide bomber”. Those people ma
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by JHonaker 9y ago
I forgot about that too. My dad had that issue on his MBP. Took it in and they did the repair for free. That was my point though. People make a big scuttlebutt over these things, but they're quickly forgotten and don't doom a comp
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by JHonaker 9y ago
Yea, but I wouldn't trust someone's bootstrap estimator if they don't know how to interpret a t-test.
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by JHonaker 9y ago
Let's not forget that other than people being a bit mad, all those bulging battery packs from Samsung seems to be largely, and quickly, forgotten. I even saw a review of the new one that had a "Doesn't explode" in the Pr
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by JHonaker 9y ago
Hardly anyone at home, maybe. I still plug my desktop into wired at home, and the vast majority of computers at work have wired dock stations that work so much better than the WiFi in the building. I don’t think you can honestly say hardly
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by JHonaker 9y ago
Face ID is actually ridiculously good at recognizing my face. I haven't made any conscious effort to adjust how I look at my phone, which is usually just me lounging back in a big chair with it near my lap. That's terrible posture
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by JHonaker 9y ago
Don't do this on your iPhone X... I just did this to test if it disabled Face ID, and it beeped really loudly with an emergency alert blip. It startled me and my dogs; I dropped it on my lap, and almost didn't get to cancel the 91
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by JHonaker 9y ago
You could just buy the book. It's what I worked off of.
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by JHonaker 9y ago
Bisqwit is a bus driver by trade? That's somehow surprising and unsurprising. That guy is awesome. I love all of his videos.

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