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by agentgt 11y ago
For some other clustering algorithms (albeit based on terms and semantics ie document clustering and not necessarily relationships) one might be interested in Carrot2[1]. Carrot is neat because you can change/tune the clustering algori
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by agentgt 11y ago
This sort of reminds me of stack virtual machines vs register based virtual machines. That is the low level code (assembly/bytecode) of function calls in a programming language is very different depending on whether its stack or regist
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by agentgt 11y ago
I don't know if I agree with the branch on every deploy particularly if you have a small team and use Mercurial where named branches live forever. I wish the article discussed dependency management more. Instead of branching we tag eve
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by agentgt 11y ago
I wonder if this change will have any impact on multicore OCaml (given the reduction of allocation)? I don't know the internals of OCaml that well but multicore support has been my BS reason for not embracing OCaml albeit Mirage is loo
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by agentgt 11y ago
Intonation is missing when an interview is written instead of recorded. For example I'm not sure near the end of the interview if the punctation marks of Döpfner's dialogue are even correct e.g. is he making statements or is he as
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by agentgt 11y ago
In other professional disciplines particularly ones that require some sort of certification there are ethics tests and ethics committees. For example if your trying to get a CFA half of the test is ethics. Likewise for becoming and being a
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by agentgt 11y ago
It is often a dialogue and I did mean it but you are right monologue would have been the better word choice given what I explained. That is I do have conflicting conversations. I meant to discuss that as well. Basically there is a narrator&
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by agentgt 11y ago
Besides the mention of the original Ruby project you might want to put a link somewhere to the project (maybe in the README.md). I think I have written something like scientist4j accidentally several times but just using JUnit + Guava Stopw
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by agentgt 11y ago
I have an inner dialogue as well. Not always but it's generally there especially when writing. The annoying thing is my inner dialogue is the same for writing and reading (Is this the same for others?). This is bad because my reading d
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by agentgt 11y ago
So... basically nothing is live yet? Are you from Google? Is anything live. I admit I got confused by the OP title: "Spotify moves its back end to Google Cloud".
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by agentgt 11y ago
You can also just shutdown (ie click start and then select shutdown) that caused a BSOD for me. I found this very ironic.. It died while trying to die.
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by agentgt 11y ago
I guess they are not entirely on Google Cloud but rather their data warehousing / big data stuff is now?/going? to be on GCP. I don't really call big data processing "backend" but rather the microservices the backen
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by agentgt 11y ago
I have some questions based on previous experience many moons ago experience (3 or 4 yrs). When I tried to port some of our platform to AppEngine I had some issues with various Java libraries (writing tmp files, opening sockets, etc). Once
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by agentgt 11y ago
Has anyone successful linked to a Rust library from another language (ie Python). I know Rust offers FFI and will apparently make its data representations C like if annotated and I think has some ABI. This is the second post I have seen in
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by agentgt 11y ago
Yes... that was dumb (and even twice!)... I know how to spell brake.. I'm not sure what happened :)
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by agentgt 11y ago
I had the same thoughts as well particularly Africa and South America. I also think it would have been interesting instead of using color for dates maybe use color for size of battle (based on casualties or something similar).
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by agentgt 11y ago
I have never seen a manager complain about the use of functional programming. What I have seen is amazingly intelligent programmers with FP backgrounds (who I pushed to hire) try to write in languages that are sort of FP (ie Java and Javasc
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by agentgt 11y ago
Perhaps I'm not as knowledgable in the area as you are (and thus think my critique/question trite). Maybe care to elaborate on the irony? I posted it because the article doesn't bother to answer why the hell people are polari
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by agentgt 11y ago
I hate to continue your tangent but I do feel something that is relevant to the OP article are new vehicles that have blinking break lights. Most people don't notice these new break lights (I think its on Chevy cars) but when the drive
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by agentgt 11y ago
I believe many of the problems of polarization are caused by cognitive dissonance [1] in particular "confirmation bias" (the article is sort of light on references to academic social psychology and cognitive behavior). Confirmatio
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by agentgt 11y ago
Yes but the idea/hope would be to minimize form factor as well as having the microphone and speaker being cordless. And for emergencies (unlike others I'm not looking to be social but to have another channel of emergency communica
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by agentgt 11y ago
Is there a bluetooth device for making your phone a walkie talkie for CB radio or marine VHF radio? I have wanted that for some time as I think having radio tm for survival over some propriety thing beneficial for emergencies. An example wo
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by agentgt 11y ago
You can model most security requirements with either decision matrixes and/or decision trees. These matrices and/or trees can be retrieved or calculated dynamically avoiding you from having code like: user.hasRole("Superadmin
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by agentgt 11y ago
I'm not sure about your intuition. Intuitively for me it seemed likely (Africa population growing fast) but for a long time I was educated falsely that population would flatten out for developing countries. http://www.scient
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by agentgt 11y ago
Africa's population was brought up because many dystopian novels/stories have an upper class (like 0.01%) who's rights are incredibly restricted but rewarded with resources/privileges where as the vast majority of the po
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by agentgt 11y ago
Sounds like you have similar taste to me. Do you have a spotify playlist? (I posted mine already so ctrl-f for my screen name) .
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by agentgt 11y ago
The music I like to listen to while programming is basically trip hop/acid jazz/lounge/world music/some techno. Some songs that are probably not well known that I like are: I really like B. Fleischmann's Album &quot
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by agentgt 11y ago
I seriously wonder if self driving cars will really ever happen given how little new car technology is absorbed particularly in less wealthy countries (ie countries in Africa). Given Africa's rate of population growth a random person p
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by agentgt 11y ago
Big picture... things could be far far worse for you. Its pretty hard to give any sort of advice with such little information. I'll just say you really can't fall in love with the technology but rather you should love solving prob
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by agentgt 11y ago
I have actually contemplated trying this. In the last couple of years I have gotten hard core into Kamado BBQing/smoking and one of the challenges is getting really good charcoal (there is also huge argument to the degree of how much t

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