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by ac2u 8y ago
To that I say: If you think it's that easy, you personally should be the one to do the work to change it. Now that sounds incredibly snarky, for that I apologise. But it does sum up a lot of people's thoughts towards it, and it&#x
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by ac2u 8y ago
This is very cool. I actually wanted to build something very similar a year ago. However, the frustration that was driving it wasn't that I need to make these menus, but that as a visitor to restaurant websites I hated the experience.
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by ac2u 8y ago
Should have read the publish date just above the first line ;P
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by ac2u 8y ago
I agree, the interview format isn't sufficient if it's algorithmic trivia. The parent comment of yours identified the right need for them (a person who can come up with a solution when the time comes in the real world), but the
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by ac2u 8y ago
SquareFoot | Backend Engineer | New York City | Full-time | ONSITE SquareFoot (www.squarefoot.com) is expanding and we’re keen to add an amazing engineer to the team who’s passionate about changing the commercial real estate space. We’re lo
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by ac2u 8y ago
You make it sound like yarn was some sort of community a fork to plug some gaps. Why should yarn bow out? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the yarn project didn't do the following: - put a pre-release build under a tag that looks like
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by ac2u 9y ago
If it's the case that by not going after the user of JavaScript, they would be putting their Java trademark in peril, then perhaps a solution would be for oracle to put out a notice putting the term JavaScript under a creative commons
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by ac2u 9y ago
Exercising mice slack off so much afterwards it defeats the weightloss purpose
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by ac2u 9y ago
Amen to that. I certainly sympathise with the dev, but more power to Apple for supporting hardware for 5 years. Nothing's more annoying that spending lots of money on a device like a phone only for security updates to stop rolling out
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by ac2u 9y ago
I dunno, maybe the CEO was open about using the medication for productivity reasons and both folk had a laid back attitude to the subject? Point is I'm trying not too read too much into their dynamics and make assumptions based on a sh
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by ac2u 9y ago
>If a CEO here in NL suggested I take some pills in order to improve my productivity I'd agree that it's not professional/ethical, but the OP didn't say the CEO suggested it. For all we know, poster might have initial
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by ac2u 9y ago
I'm guessing they're just pattern matching as most of the time, they'd probably be correct.
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by ac2u 9y ago
40bits/s from 100cm away, cool hack.
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by ac2u 9y ago
Could you be more specific as to where the poster is going wrong? Is it merely a correction that it's the domains stored and not the individual pages? (not that that's possible over SSL anyway). Or is there more to what you say ha
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by ac2u 9y ago
I would refer to acemarke's comment above. It's not gospel to have to use redux for all your state. I prefer to separate my state into tiers conceptually. Think of the classic case showcase of redux being used with immutable struc
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by ac2u 9y ago
Precisely the reason I don't like to focus interviews on language gotchas and semantics. The only exception I made was a quick pre-screen (to be completed in their own time with no pressure) in which candidates received 3 or 4 code sni
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by ac2u 9y ago
Hey, the internet isn't the best place to hash out a common understanding anyway as we'll spend most of the time trying to level out our terminology before proceeding. But likewise, thanks for the perspective.
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by ac2u 9y ago
I don't know where you read that I'm getting mad. I pointed out that your interpretation of what freedom of speech actually isn't anywhere near where it is when it's discussed as a principle, and went on to highlight tha
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by ac2u 9y ago
That goes to the core of the problem though. The term isn't at all inherently tied to the constitution. It's an American-centric trope. I'm neither American nor live there so the constant clawing of the phrase back to that is
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by ac2u 9y ago
I agree, and you can even disagree in that discussion. But to not have the discussion in the first place because of this meme of free speech solely being a citizen/government issue and not a concept in itself is a damn shame.
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by ac2u 9y ago
You fix deception (edit: originally used 'populism' here in the sense of manipulating the concerns of the average citizen) with more free speech. More and more to shed light on lies before it can become something nasty. I think yo
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by ac2u 9y ago
I actually agree that with the second part of your initial comment in that a private company can enforce the rules of speech that it sees fit. What I was getting at, is that there seems to be this knee-jerk reaction recently where when some
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by ac2u 9y ago
I think the confusion lies in your court. Freedom of speech is not solely "about the right to criticize ones own government without prosecution". It's fair to discuss it as a concept in itself. Especially when the past leade
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by ac2u 9y ago
It seems that every time someone mentions the dreaded three word phrase "freedom of speech", someone else pipes up with this thoughtless pre-canned response: "It's not government!! It's not government!!" (or th
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by ac2u 9y ago
Would be nice to see a blog post expanding on this a little more with more examples and some basic diagrams.
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by ac2u 9y ago
No experience in that area, but are we talking something like COBOL? Wouldn't be surprised if software architectures used to manage order books in exchanges from the early days got re-purposed.
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by ac2u 9y ago
I'm not suggesting it's missing from the research as I don't have anywhere near the area of expertise to make that call. But you're correct in your summary: I'm wondering if that's a possible follow up.
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by ac2u 9y ago
No not really, this isn't generation for the sake of classification. It's generation in order to generate a dataset to train a new network that exhibits the characteristics of the network in the paper that can be used quickly and
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by ac2u 9y ago
Question to anyone that knows this area in depth. I'm assuming that this impressive feat has a disadvantage (over the traditional example intensive technique of training a CNN with something like ImageNet) in the form of taking a long
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by ac2u 9y ago
Can't see "we used a GAN" as an explanation that would fly. To counter it you can simply say "well, the GAN could be wrong." The technique outlined above is useful because we as humans can eyeball the results and sa

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