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> I specialize in long life software How does one market themselves in this specialization?
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This may be an unpopular opinion, but I disagree. Arrow functions are unnecessary syntactic sugar, and, like much of ES6, feel like the language adding opinionation. Enterprise codebases I work on are locked to ES5 and scale to 100k+ lines.
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Imperative programming with eager evaluation and easy distribution, all thanks to Keras becoming the new high-level API for TensorFlow.
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What is the differentiator for the $39 silicone iPhone cases?
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> People like you can root your device. And lose access to Google Pay and WideVine DRM validation (Netflix)?
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Wouldn't the Shield TV be a better fit in the same price range? It does Plex transcoding.
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I would stick to AWS for training. Your CPU will be orders of magnitude slower than most GPUs for training.
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> Atlassian [...] doesn't negotiate at all. Untrue if you license multiple products from them at scale.
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> Gather information from your subordinates and then report it to your superiors without giving your subordinates any credit. This reads bitter. In truth, higher ups generally do not care about who needs to be credited. If anyone in th
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How can I train an RNN to OCR my scribbles? It would be the perfect mix of physical paper and digital notes.
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This looks neat! Much <3 for using Golang and YAML. Can a single lateral server queue be used across multiple host machines? And in the other direction, can lateral launch and monitor processes that reside across multiple machines?
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Couldn't agree enough. I have seen Perl (with automated PerlTidy on check-in) scale to levels I would never even attempt with Python.
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This is the human factor at play.
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Amazon shared Gartner's ratios at their last Re:Invent: https://youtu.be/ZOIkOnW640A AWS: 51.8% Azure: 13.3% GCP: 3.3%
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> Make a small prototype and show it to your boss, they now think it's fully working (Prototype/WIP/etc... means nothing to some people) and they start to show it around aaaand before you know it ... What is the best way t
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Without going into identifiable specifics, could you provide some information on what type of decisions the model makes?
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> As an application developer, you don’t need to write a single line of JavaScript to create these kinds of experiences. You can write and test all your code in a single language: Elixir. Now you have two problems.
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How would one remember a collection of these namespaces or the current place within one location? Analogous to physical paper, could we repurpose the concept of a "bookmark"?
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You realize this can constitute fraud, right?
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You can effectively do this today with high-end SAE L1.5 systems like Cadillac Super Cruise and Volvo Pilot Assist. We really are on the cusp of L2 highway autonomy, and will get there in 2020 as originally envisioned. This WSJ article is i
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An exciting development. Are there equivalent research avenues into API optimization?
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We're just getting to replacing the rear-view mirror with a camera. It will be a while before the windshield becomes (augmented) display.
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Why not AdGuard DNS? It has worked well for my home network for months and requires a single one-time configuration (change DNS settings on router).
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> Could have gotten free fixes from the biggest lab in the world Wasn't this one of the main points of contention, though, in addition to not purchasing a commerical license? Amazon not upstreaming (m)any of the fixes?
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What should one be using in its stead?
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Didn't Ruby borrow it from Perl?
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Parents in competitive school districts also shell out exorbitant sums, both in property taxes and during school fundraisers. It has given rise to a bargaining mentality.
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Driverless passengerless cars.
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I eagerly await CaaS (Cloud as a Service) so VPC, EC2 and EFS planning and deployment is automated.
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Exactly right. It's almost like the tech press wants Waymo to aggressively pursue a very public failure. Even one disengagement every 5000 miles without human backup will be perceived as apocalyptic when your fleet drives thousands o
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