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aduric
17y ago
I really hope that this author is portraying sarcasm at the expense of so-called 'superstar' developers that are on his/her team.
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aduric
17y ago
Ya, pretty sure 17 is not possible. Unless you can turn off the flashlight on the way back?
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aduric
17y ago
I like mrtron's suggestion.
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aduric
17y ago
Also, always challenge yourself.
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aduric
17y ago
eating more? Now, that's something I'm really good at.
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aduric
17y ago
It will come, eventually. But probably not in the form you expect.
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aduric
17y ago
see I don't know why people hate on {perl,awk,sed}. To me, these are the best tools available for data munging and they're just too damn convenient. However, I always get the feeling that my efficiency takes a hit when I try to be too cleve
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Ask HN: What do you wish you were better at?
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17y ago
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aduric
17y ago
They still didn't answer the question as to WHY is it so difficult to predict? I think that Napoleon Dynamite has two types of fans: The people that watch it for the purely (seemingly) primitive comedy and the people who find a deeper meani
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aduric
17y ago
Correction...atheism redditors go insane. The fact is r/atheism specifically is full of obnoxious hateful people with which the general reddit community disagrees on many things.
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aduric
17y ago
Sarajevo born and bred here, live in Toronto now (kensington mkt) because it most closely resembles Sarajevo ;)
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aduric
17y ago
This guy on Youtube has some Feynman lecture videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/carlosjerez23 Are they the same ones?
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aduric
17y ago
And we only have to wait 250 million years!
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aduric
17y ago
If you're familiar with Emacs you can use Org-mode. There's actually a pretty good video from its creator that shows you the main features: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJTwQvgfgMM
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aduric
17y ago
Maybe it's just me, but I found Integrals more intuitive as a continuous "sum" of probabilities in a distribution. So, if you want to marginalize a discrete distribution, you just add all its components over the conditional variable. If you