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by amitport 4y ago
I agree it helps in getting the general public on board with rougher legislation. But I won't get my hopes up regarding getting shooters themselves stop shooting. This will only happen when they realise shooting means being sent to a
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by amitport 4y ago
People drinking and driving generally don't kill other people. Many times they just manage to get home or take part in a small accident. Point being, what's your point?
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by amitport 4y ago
Stop it while you can. Nice presentations and education do not work on people who simply don't care about the damage they do. You need to invest in tough unrelentless enforcement. Here (the Negev) we have these random shootings almost
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by amitport 4y ago
Fighter pilot is not such a bad aspiration. Even in the likely event that you fail, you may have worked through a path towards being commercial pilot / air control / engineering... That's not so bad
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by amitport 4y ago
(only works in desktop mode.)
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by amitport 4y ago
These systems have important complexity layers that may not be immediately apparent: latency and edge hardware limits. Yes, maybe, gpu cluster server can understand you quickly, but taking whatever model you have and getting it to work quic
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by amitport 4y ago
This post is kinda Bullsh-T. Basically all claims are unfounded, prior work is missing, and it is filled with filler content (i.e., boilerplate? I'm not sure how to call it) instead of providing value.
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TypeScript 2.8 Beta(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by amitport 4y ago|1 comments
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by amitport 4y ago
Neural networks generally tolerate lossy compression. So they are OK here provided that they have demonstrated that their compressed op networks still manage to reach comparable accuracy. Unfortunately, AFAIKT, the experiments are not very
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by amitport 4y ago
I read the previous comment as a figure of speech, not making fun of anyone. It's a writing style (mannerism?) but not necessarily ill-intentioned.
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by amitport 4y ago
Release notes ------------- Angular: https://github.com/angular/angular/releases/tag/14.0.0 Angular CLI: https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/releases/tag/14.0.0 An
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Angular 14(blog.angular.io)
1 points by amitport 4y ago|2 comments
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by amitport 4y ago
I never cared for green card/visa thing... If I'm going to uproot my family for a few years I need to know that the path for full immigration and citizenship is well set.
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by amitport 4y ago
Scrum does not mean "no freedom" or "no autonomy" it just says lets think about what we're going to do and try to follow a plan for the next week or two. Of course the individual software developer should be the one
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by amitport 4y ago
"And if you aren't working like that then you aren't doing Scrum" I kindly disagree. You seem to have worked at a very stressfull place. In my experience that has nothing to do with it being "true scrum TM" or
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by amitport 4y ago
The real reason there are these coding things: A) SWEs are shit behavioral interviewers in any other way. You are not about to chnage that even if you are google. B) It is crucial that newcomers be hired by their peers and by their direct m
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by amitport 4y ago
Many people with genuine 10 years of experience do not care for stupid leetcode question they could obviously solve given some quiet and time. The idea that everything boils down to answering some intro to programming questions quickly is a
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by amitport 4y ago
a) plenty of agile shops give you more freedom than Google does. Following Agile methodology really doesn't mean what you think it means; and b) please don't casually "ie sweatshops" when talking about something that is
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by amitport 4y ago
You seem to have a general problem with the object oriented approach. As JavaScript is a general purpose + general audience language it tries to have minimal support for common paradigms (both fp and oo). That's fine IMO. Private props
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by amitport 4y ago
#private is JavaScript...
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by amitport 4y ago
US has plenty of pseudo-dictatorship allies. This just depends on which side they're on.
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by amitport 4y ago
Hi nice work! The presentation can be a little more clear that it is just an example of an implementation strategy. Regular expression engines are not always implemented using automata.
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by amitport 4y ago
These groups are not mutually exclusive.
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by amitport 4y ago
NLP is a vast field nowadays, you can solve a research problem with a novel transformer architecture (for example) without knowing anything about linguistics. The thing is that NLP is a vast field and there is plenty room to go around (same
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by amitport 4y ago
The Israeli (Hebrew) article referenced in the article above: https://www.calcalist.co.il/calcalistech/article/byn5kh089 (The title's translation: "Yanex wants to move to Israel and sets up terms")
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Israeli media wrote that Yandex was moving to Israel – The company denies(techartica.com)
2 points by amitport 4y ago|3 comments
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by amitport 4y ago
I agree with what you wrote here... I just don't see how it relates to what I said. Start-up have terrible survival odds. Decisions should not be arbitrary. There should be a detailed plan.
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by amitport 4y ago
You seem to talk in absolutes while I'm just acknowledging there is more than one right answer. And I do have specific real cases from my experience in mind... One of a great product that never finished (money ran out, CEO didn't
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by amitport 4y ago
Here is a quick CEO dilemma: You have startup with about 4 people, you did a quick prototype, showed it to some potential customers and the worse has happened: They want it! and they want it now! The head engineer says it's all just a
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by amitport 4y ago
will they? In some fields having a good business and regulatory relationship with the customers (e.g., hospitals, DoD, banks, etc.,) is much tougher than building the product. There are many barriers in place and these fields are not so eas

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