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by amitport 6y ago
Yes, how the debt was created is interesting. I'm having trouble with the framing of the article in relation to "forgiving" a debt.
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by amitport 6y ago
Why is this an article? People and organizations (even banks) and governments erase debt all the time. Sometimes it's from kindness, sometimes for PR, usually because they're unable to collect it. You can't really tell the di
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by amitport 6y ago
Agree. Additionally, I think it should in general allow sections with custom titles. For example currently there is a 'writing' section, but as a researcher you want 'publications' (which is pretty much the same, but nam
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by amitport 6y ago
As someone who helped migrate a university course from Matlab to python I must say proprietary features of Matlab had nothing to do with the reason it lasted so long. Basically, it was mainly inhertia. Older professors that liked it and rar
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by amitport 6y ago
No, that's not ageism - Also that's almost never how the story goes. The last paragraph is more commonly: He/she applies to a position relevant to his/her skills, and makes the mistake of listing all is previous experien
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by amitport 6y ago
Reminds me of Prey by Michael Crichton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prey_(novel) . (from Wikipedia): "The novel serves as a cautionary tale about developments in science and technology; in this case, nanotechnolog
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by amitport 6y ago
tl;dr;: + "Google’s new review procedure asks that researchers consult with legal, policy and public relations teams before pursuing topics such as face and sentiment analysis and categorizations of race, gender or political affiliatio
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by amitport 6y ago
Maybe it simpler that quaternions (debatable) or simpler than learning all of the concepts you've mentioned separately, but I wouldn't really call it a "simple framework".
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by amitport 6y ago
Probably no, but that's not the point. These server frameworks have complex code that helps balance load across threads. Loom may make such programs simpler to write, but will not automatically give a boost to already optimized code.
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Angular 11(blog.angular.io)
152 points by amitport 6y ago|203 comments
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by amitport 6y ago
Changelogs: https://www.github.com/angular/angular/tree/master/CHANGELOG... https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/releases/tag/v11.0.0 https://github.com&
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by amitport 6y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by amitport 6y ago
DK. Maybe it's a beta users as QA thing. After everything smooths-out, a more enterprise-ready version will appear or a price tag will be added.
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by amitport 6y ago
Looks cool. Also, I wish that when I started university somebody would have forced me to start a "notes" repo like yours. Looks great and very smart to have.
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by amitport 6y ago
Nice work :)
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by amitport 6y ago
Off topic. Anyone knows if the website template is available (for sale or otherwise)?
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by amitport 6y ago
We need more papers like this. Very nice. I wonder though if this work would be recognized for academic progress in research institutions? Specifically, is it publishable in some top-tier journal? (If so, which one?)
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by amitport 6y ago
I think the space requirements are different. Even if you only care about previous applications of f. Keeping snapshots of every input isn't always feasible.
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by amitport 6y ago
yeah Typescript is compile-time-only type system, you can only use it as a type. still cool though
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by amitport 6y ago
This is a great demonstration of typescript's flexibility
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by amitport 6y ago
BTW pypy has copyable coroutines. https://doc.pypy.org/en/latest/stackless.html
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by amitport 6y ago
I just want to add that almost all fields have serious problems with reproducibility. In my case: distributed machine learning... You may think otherwise because subjectivity is not involved, but many "top-tier" papers publish cod
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by amitport 6y ago
The mirror scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD0_5HFMPIg (Also, I completely agree with your view.)
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by amitport 6y ago
You are right. Those concerns are are in the focus of some recent research (and some of it is the topic of my in-progress thesis)
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by amitport 6y ago
Thanks! This clarifies the situation
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by amitport 6y ago
I may be wrong, but I don't think this is what people mean by 'sum types'. I was expecting union types (e.g., https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/unions-and-inte... or https://do
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by amitport 6y ago
The banking sector moves slowly (an understatement) (they still use COBOL, IMS, etc.). Its current low adoption of this tech does not mean much.
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by amitport 6y ago
Can anyone describe a use-case for "first class messages"?
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by amitport 6y ago
while this works for some businesses, there are plenty of startups that could not have been formed this way
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by amitport 6y ago
This specific stereotype still plays a part in getting people killed. The death count didn't end with the millions that died during world war II. For a small glimpse, read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_an

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