SkidanovAlex

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Are we close to having machines solve TopCoder problems?(medium.com)
2 points by SkidanovAlex 8y ago|0 comments
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by SkidanovAlex 10y ago
As a matter of fact, MemSQL hasn't ignored them for a while now :) I think since 3.2. But I don't think many customers are taking advantage of it though.
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by SkidanovAlex 11y ago
The very next sentence there is "Our goal is not to simulate day-to-day software development", so no, they probably do not unplug the internet connection for the existing programmers.
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by SkidanovAlex 11y ago
> People use them to store an incredible amount of personal information, from our private conversations to our photos, our music, our notes I wonder if this is a grammar mistake, or Apple actually considers the private conversati
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by SkidanovAlex 11y ago
> (take 1000 (mapcat (fn [i] (repeat i (odd? i))) (range))) And this example is suppoed to support Clojure's readability ?
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by SkidanovAlex 11y ago
> "Most companies are not Facebook or Google," Paroski says. This is a very accurate statement, for as long as there are more than four companies.
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by SkidanovAlex 11y ago
MemSQL partitions data across nodes by hash, not by range, so partition prunning is less applicable. However, in a case when it can be applied MemSQL does apply it. [1] Within each node, for column store tables in MemSQL we do use segment e
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by SkidanovAlex 12y ago
Articles on habrahabr are published under CC-BY-3.0, a very permissive license, that allows articles to be shared and adapted (in particular, translated), so these guys don't really do anything that authors (in this particular case mys