amitport

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by amitport 4y ago
I would even add that sometimes "maintainable and reliable" are overrated. Sometimes being quick to market is more important then having to maintain the product. Sometimes providing a bad product is only relative to the competitio
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by amitport 4y ago
Hmm... This is actually not a bad idea. Like seriously, some people will pay for it IMO. It might actually be a viable product.
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TypeScript 4.7 RC(devblogs.microsoft.com)
8 points by amitport 4y ago|0 comments
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by amitport 4y ago
Students! Many of them actually want and need to sit in a classroom and have someone teach (!) them. Having a shared syllabus is not really the problem. (I am teaching... I wish more people would actually study independently and I could jus
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by amitport 4y ago
Most people are very casual listeners. Like in most of their products, google seems to be targeting the majority. Also, you're comparing different products in terms of price. YT can offer a "pro" version at an additional prem
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TypeScript 4.7 Beta(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by amitport 5y ago|0 comments
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by amitport 5y ago
If a professor is only taking credit for underlings' work he / she will, at some point, stop getting good students...
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by amitport 5y ago
They claim it is done without revealing these contact to signal. Assuming they are telling the truth, why would you care that your contacts know you also use signal (like them)?
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by amitport 5y ago
The core interview of this type is still fairly terrible IMO. You're just masking it with a few nicities as many big companies already do. (Those rich enough to have proper interviewer training)
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by amitport 5y ago
Whatever the final syntax will be, if it is part of the JS standard, Typescript will probably adopt it at some point. (And its team will try to push the standard towards being as close to the current Typescript as possible)
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by amitport 5y ago
WSDL
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by amitport 5y ago
Is this a productized Duet[1]? Are you using it under the hood? (As far as I'm concerned, if the answer is yes to both, this has much potential. I'm just trying to figure out what I'm looking at) Thank you! [1]: https:/
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by amitport 5y ago
I'm very familiar with pysyft and tensorflow federated (and Duet which may be the open source basis for this kind of product). I have much interest on the topic and that's why I was seriously scanning the website and tried to unde
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by amitport 5y ago
The blog post, demo, and website are incredibly uninformative (maybe informative, but not on own product's details). Eventually, pressing on "getting started" goes to a sign up for updates page.
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by amitport 5y ago
I would say that the second coin is unfair but it's not "unbiased" in the statistics sense. It has an expected mean and taking the sample mean of flips will converge to it.
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by amitport 5y ago
Would they? If US + NATO open war on Russia it may cause hundreds of thousands of deaths (or more) even if nuclear weapons are not used.
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by amitport 5y ago
Can someone please explain Puerto Rico? I just read the Wikipedia page and I'm a little shocked to learn that their people do not have voting rights in the US. Sounds outrageous to me that the US Give them equal rights or leave you can
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by amitport 5y ago
Can anyone please explain to me why is this being flagged? I'm honestly not sure I follow. I get that people disagree, but is this the sole reason?
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by amitport 5y ago
Strongly disagree. It is OK if you prefer no solution to some complex typing needs that are solved with complex syntax in Typescript. Most of Typescript is optional. It's not trivial to think of simpler alternatives to much of the prob
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TypeScript 4.6 Beta(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by amitport 5y ago|0 comments
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by amitport 5y ago
What about the fact that models effectively have access to such features without actually having them explicitly apriory. Given all the data fb/google/etc have, they can probably infer these properties in high accuracy anyway. Are
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by amitport 5y ago
The people that surf to US gov sites (even from outside the US), IMO, are not a very good sample of the world's web users.
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by amitport 5y ago
US is not the world. Just felt like it had to be stated.
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by amitport 5y ago
It's not dead. US gov sites do not represent the entire web. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers
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by amitport 5y ago
That's not what happened. I'm not responding here to get into an hopeless post-truth argument and I'm not going to reply any further. The reason I'm posting is to ask the readers to go search themselves and be very very
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by amitport 5y ago
Oh sorry, I thought it didn't get selected...
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by amitport 5y ago
Oy vey
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by amitport 5y ago
You mean צ / ץ פ / ף כ / ך And it does seem to treat them like totally different letters. They are the same though I'm not sure what will be more fun to play. Note that Hebrew has fewer letters to begin with (22 not coun
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by amitport 5y ago
They removed-removed them. As violently murdered many. You don't have to trust Wikipedia it was covered by many news site at the time. Even aljazheera.
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by amitport 5y ago
Sorry, I don't follow your point. What do you mean by "Needed" vectors? Distances are generally scalars, no?

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