LeanderK

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by LeanderK 10y ago
Out of interest, whats its like studying at a MPI?
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by LeanderK 10y ago
i think its a bit misleading. I grew up in munich, germany and there are not many public libraries, but they are massive. The münchner stadtbibliothek has stores (?) in every district. Then a few extra stores near major places and a big hea
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by LeanderK 10y ago
While i could criticise some points and recognise others, i want to add the following: Function Programming is fun (mostly ;)) and i think even in corporate setting that is a valid argument. It may not the the most important, but it is one
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by LeanderK 10y ago
the operators $, <$>, < > in haskell are like the pointer related stuff in c. Everybody knows what the difference between foo and foo is and what the arrow operator (->) does. Its just really, really common so you pick it up
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by LeanderK 10y ago
well, i have worked for a year in an environmental NGO, so here is my view to your arguments: First, i think raising awareness is very important. I know its frustrating and seems like an endless battle, but it's the only sustainable ro
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by LeanderK 10y ago
why not engage actively in an NGO fighting to battle climate change? Most of them have developed ties to the government where they can really push for a certain agenda and have a realistic chance of success. Most of the major cities (in the
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by LeanderK 10y ago
its hard enough to identify problems and i think you don't need a well thought out solution before you can start to explain the problem. Maybe the next post will be "Do Hire by Ability to multiply numbers in your head", becau
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by LeanderK 10y ago
I think it depends on the job. Maybe a web-developer has lesser gain from extensive knowledge in ml. But I agree that every computer scientist (whether he works as an software engineer or not) should have some knowledge of ml, there are man