ar15saveslives

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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
> Of course that made them, for that time, unusable! So he had to toss them. Honest question: your mother didn't bother to work anywhere, why couldn't she help him? And I like this "he had to toss them", as they lived
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
So here's the rules of this brave new world: beyond your house you're a sexless, emotionless creature without family, life outside the office, without sense of humour, without personal interests and preferences. Be like this, and
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Looks like a list for a 12-year-old.
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
AI for everyone, data is not.
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Which image are you talking about? It's a cage without natural light, I don't understand how a glass door makes it better. Actually it's even worse, because it's a depressive as a cubicle, but without "privacy"
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
They hid them in slideshows :-) Behold, in new Apple office, depressive windowless cell is called "a pod": https://assets.wired.com/photos/w_1970/wp-content/uploads/20...
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
> I have to presume, but it sounds like you didn't read the article before commenting. It sounds like you didn't. https://assets.wired.com/photos/w_1970/wp-content/uploads/20...
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Guess how individual workspaces will look like. I bet it will be old good terrible gray 6x6 cubicles. EDIT: To all downvoters: https://assets.wired.com/photos/w_1970/wp-content/uploads/20...
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
How to be "proactive" with widely accepted discriminatory practices and affirmative action?
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
D3.js is quite low-level library, it's basically a wrapper around SVG with some sugar like animations and enter/exit/update. > Is the most apparent benefit less lines of code? Yes! With "reusable components" you
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
> I could not use my GI Bill to go to code school. That was the number one roadblock Nobody needs a "code school" to learn how to write code.
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Legal landscape in the US is just bad. Sue-happy country with convoluted taxes, horribly slow customs with crazy policies ("General Order warehouse", fml), 50 different states with different laws, taxes and regulations.
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Visit the nearest store, you'll see dozens of kits and couple of yellow "Lego Classic" boxes, somewhere on bottom (cheapest) shelves. We have ~20 kits at home (gifts, impulsive purchases, etc), it looks like pile of assorted,
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Nice summary, but be careful with FB ads. It can easily suck tons of money for literally nothing. Even if you pay per click, you get clicks from absolutely irrelevant people (bots?), with zero engagement.
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
For me it was "nobody needs my app, except myself"
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
> Because not everywhere is NYC. Do I really need to attach links to rooms in all major cities in the world? But I got the idea: airbnb may be better for longer trips.
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Do they really need to combat airbnb? I travel a lot (relatively), but I can't get the idea of this service. It's a bit cheaper, but a) I can't cancel it b) I can't book it without interaction with a host c) I can't
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by ar15saveslives 9y ago
Define "bastardizing C". Which improvement do you consider as "failed attempts"? RAII, constructors/destructors, so you don't need to write spaghetti code to free resources reliably? Templates, so you can write
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
Great argument, can be applied to anything.
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
> The importance of diversity is beyond reasonable doubt, isn’t it? Why?
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
iOS cleans up Caches/tmp directory, it it needs space. https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Fi... > "Note that the system may delete the Caches/ directory to free up dis
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
I've never heard a question from women: "What can WE do to be more suitable for modern IT?" All I hear is that I, /u/ar15saveslives, personally, should act differently, look differently, speak differently to make th
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
> For any Canucks, are there any other decent places with tech jobs, and somewhat affordable housing? I'm not sure if Ottawa is a "decent place", but Kanata has lots of jobs and affordable housing (in walking distance). St
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
I don't think it's usable IRL (in its present state), as, according to figures, it doesn't work well even on cifar/mnist. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the value of this paper is that you can decouple a model and tra
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
The Verge at its finest.
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
No, I do not see. I'm 41 now, have two kids and wife, and still work at nights, exploring python/ML stuff and writing my own OS X app for interactive plotting [shameless plug removed].
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
fucking please, you don't know the story. "guaranteed housing" and "food every day", wtf are you talking about. That's funny how people with US/Canada/EU citizenship and English as first language and
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
Why? If A agrees to pay B "absurd" salary, it's mutual interest, isn't it? Otherwise A would find someone for 0.01x for the same job - no? What is your salary, btw? 60k for sitting in cubicle and browsing reddit is absur
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
"Not consider nor try it" means that she doesn't have interest in programming. You don't need anyone's opinion to start programming or knitting, or learning Mandarin. If you like it, you do it for yourself, and then
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by ar15saveslives 10y ago
> He did eventually realize this and sought employers who would train him I can't understand that. Modern programming is not like engineering nuclear reactors or driving mars rovers. All you need to learn is a cheap laptop, mediocre

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