Scea91

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by Scea91 10y ago
Great. You probably belong to the 70 % mentioned by OP.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Nice to see praise of my city. As a research software engineer I am in the top 1 % percent here so it is definitely a good career choice here. However, the cost of living is skyrocketing now in Prague compared to the rest of the country and
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by Scea91 10y ago
So far, those are only fluctuations affected mostly by speculation. We have to wait a few months to see the real effects.
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by Scea91 10y ago
As a European I believe that massive investments into defense are necessary. I hope that we start pulling our weight in NATO now.
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by Scea91 10y ago
The problem is that in your example there are 70 % who are pro gay marriage and you cannot ignore their voice either.
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Maybe in the future, but I don't believe it is THE problem right now. Those jobs in China aren't automated, it is still cheap human labor.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Maybe, but I had to implement Hoare partition scheme which is used in Quicksort a few months ago. If I didn't know Quicksort I wouldn't probably have an idea that this algorithm existed.
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by Scea91 10y ago
> Second round was kicking around a feature and its implementation with the team. I suppose it was a toy feature. Isn't it detrimental to the teams performance if all of them have to be present at the interview?
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by Scea91 10y ago
I've had 4 technical interviews in my life and passed all of them. I didn't practice for them, I just have strong foundations in CS. The most criticism of interviews comes from people who can't get past them.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Not sure about the stability. I am using Ubuntu for over a year and it's way less stable than Windows was. Sometimes I encounter crashes when suspending or waking up. I also encounter lots of minor problems. For me the Windows experien
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by Scea91 10y ago
This approach is dangerous in statistics and machine learning. Things often work on your toy examples but it may be for totally different reasons than you think and it can bite you later. Since it looks like it works to you, you will never
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by Scea91 10y ago
That's way too simplistic answer and not true in many cases. Does Donald Trump strive to be a president to get more women? I don't think thats his primary motivation.
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by Scea91 10y ago
If you claim expertise you have to be more than familiar with the basic features. Thats not expertise.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Doesn't the electromotor also produce excess heat that can be used in a similar way?
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by Scea91 10y ago
I don't agree with you, boost is great.
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There's even vague equivalence between statistics and lossy compression.
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Regarding the mentioned Moore's law, do we really have 1000 times more computational power on consumer devices than we had in 1996?
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by Scea91 10y ago
I agree with you. It certainly is following laws of physics (known and unknown) because everything is. It is a useful abstraction for a complicated system. However, it doesn't make it any less interesting for me.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Statements like this, without any arguments to support them, are quite uninteresting.
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by Scea91 10y ago
It's really not much different from SPAM filtering and not as easy as you suggest.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Tinymce is not a WYSIWYG editor for creating HTML sites. But a text editor implemented in HTML.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Strange. I stopped doing web development roughly 5 years ago so I still remember that site as something that is hyped.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Defining legacy code as code without tests? First time I hear that.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Agreed. For my use I don't need particularly light laptop, or long battery life so I choose gaming laptops too. Simply, because they are packed with the most powerful hardware. This is my favorite right now: http://www.noteb
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by Scea91 10y ago
It's not about how capitalism works, it's about how humans work. Capitalism is not stopping anyone from investing into anything.
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by Scea91 10y ago
There are many ways to gain funding now if you are expecting returns of the investment. The only thing different about UBI is that it is unconditional.
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by Scea91 10y ago
Many times regexes are more clear and therefore less bug prone than any non regex alternative. They have their use. Even in production.
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by Scea91 10y ago
I like this because it shows how important it is to understand the inner workings of the tools in your toolbox. It could serve as a nice example in some 'Languages and Grammars' course at the University for additional motivation.
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Yeah, and the true fun starts when you try to debug it. Debugging streams in java is nightmare compared to debugging the same logic written in a simple foreach loop with a bunch of IFs.
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by Scea91 10y ago
In the current state, when you can't relax and do your things while on autopilot, I would prefer to drive the car myself.

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