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by Scea91 10y ago
You do not use the road alone.
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If you are in high a tax bracket you are actually paying way more to pension than you get back. If you saved the money yourself you would be better off.
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And you would also have to make the model available to the client, which is not reasonable in many commercial applications.
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I've used Pocket in the past but when I started using Evernote I discovered that I do not need Pocket anymore. Is there any killer feature that I do not know about that Pocket offers and Evernote doesn't?
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by Scea91 10y ago
So you are basically saying that for example 3 years of experience is as good as 20?
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The problem is that you usually have to use what your circle uses too. Sadly, in my circle it is FB.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Or you can have 10× productivity.
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I wouldn't read a book from an author who reasons and writes like that. The issue he is having with PCA can be solved by normalizing the data.
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One reason is that they simply do not perform as well on benchmarks. Other reason is that if there is only one AV vendor then it is a lot easier for developers of malware to penetrate systems than if there are dozens of vendors.
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Yes. People are acting like the medicine problem would be solved if ML could replicate the performance of doctors today. I hope that, as you said, it will allow doctors to focus on more difficult problems that we did not even think would be
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If you anonymize it and make it completely chat based how do you make sure that the person you are chatting with is really the applicant and not someone else?
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by Scea91 10y ago
One thing I am struggling with is that when I use several terminal windows then the history is not recorded immediately and history from one window is not available in other windows. Some time ago I was looking up how to solve this but didn
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by Scea91 10y ago
I would be a historian. I was always interested in history and reading history books, but the career in computer science is much more perspective.
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I will be probably faster in every task you can imagine in the web app than in the mobile app. I don't see how mobile UI is better.
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C++'s thread support is basically boost.thread with some differences. Can you explain in which way is it Microsoft over pthreads?
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Ask HN: How do you keep track of your experiment scripts?
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by Scea91 10y ago
C++17 won't be that significant. All of the major features have been postponed to later revisions.
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I am actually from Europe so I don't know the specific details of your voting system. Mail-in ballots are of course a weakness, but it doesn't mean that we should further weaken the current system. Here in Czech Republic we receiv
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by Scea91 10y ago
How would you ensure that someone can't vote for another person? How would you ensure that the person is alone when she votes?
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by Scea91 10y ago
Depends on the model. Decision trees for example are white box models. In scenarios like this white box models are always preferred.
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>[...] concept called equal opportunity. Here, the constraint is that of the people who can pay back a loan, the same fraction in each group should actually be granted a loan. This does not seem fair to me, because if this is applied the
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by Scea91 10y ago
I got lots of interesting offers from linkedin. Also I didn't have to bother to write my CV in years, because I can just link anyone to my up to date linkedin profile.
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They just want you to provide annotated training samples. Their guess is visible to you, to gamify this for you and make it more interesting, it might also be used to force you to draw some distinctive features once it shows you some other
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I suppose that the result is still evaluated by a human so the question about accuracy is irrelevant. All of the other questions can be asked irrespective if pattern recognition or manual labor was used.
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Would we have problem if he was identified by manual search in the database? If not, I don't see why using technology to remove the manual labor is worse. Is the problem in the existence of the database? Then I would not make this a di
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by Scea91 10y ago
This is the best answer. In the end nothing is better than a degree in the field.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Yes, I believe developers are not the primary target audience of any AV. Common users will benefit from the additional features and better protection of 3rd party AV solutions more.
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by Scea91 10y ago
It's easy to come up with tests if you already know the solution. Nonetheless, this religious approach to TDD is a waste of time.
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It's like judging the quality of a book by number of pages.
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If someone states that programming is only about learning APIs then I automatically assign him to the 'code monkey' category.

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