axilmar

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by axilmar 8y ago
Why does it have to be that the order of members matters? shouldn't both {x,y,z} and {z,x,y} compile down to {x,y,z}?
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by axilmar 8y ago
My interpretation doesn't actual differ a lot from that in the article. I have watched enough videos, you can easily understand what is going on by interpreting the full body language of the participants, part of which the head nod is.
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by axilmar 8y ago
Greek here, never been to India, never hanged out with Indians. The head nod is very easy to interpret. It means 'I am willing to talk to you and even agree with you if you play nice, but at the same time I am looking at you, inspectin
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by axilmar 8y ago
It's not that the Japanese couldn't communicate in English. It's the fact the Japanese felt, like Asians generally do, they shouldn't disrespect their partner by saying what the partner said seemed liked gobledycook to t
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by axilmar 8y ago
Greek here. The term 'Macedonia' does not refer to a geographical region only. It refers to a geographical region plus the connection to ancient Greece. Slavic people like you have no right to use the term Macedonia, because you a
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by axilmar 8y ago
In my generation, 100% of us had our tonslis/adenoids removed as children, but we have no significant differences in health issues whatsoever.
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by axilmar 8y ago
How do these results correlate with the increase/decrease of wages and social services in said country, I wonder.
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by axilmar 8y ago
There is also Orange, although I am not sure it is 100% related to MLFlow. Orange is a joy to use though, so even if it doesn't solve all the problems solved by MLflow, it's worth to be mentioned in this context.
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by axilmar 8y ago
This would be caughtable at compile time if the C programming language supported unions in a better way than it currently does. Ada, for example, has discriminants, which allows binding of a specific view of a byte buffer to a specific cons
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by axilmar 8y ago
I have noticed the same as well (father of two).
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by axilmar 8y ago
The problem with Scrum is that it tries to solve one problem (the problem being that business processes are dynamic in nature) with a set of tools that is not meant for this kind of development (namely, static processes, static development
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by axilmar 8y ago
Shouldn't past datetimes be stored as nanoseconds offsets from EPOCH and future datetimes be stored as local time? In this way, we can tell the exact time something happened in the past, no matter how timezones/DST changes, but we
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by axilmar 8y ago
...or people can "feel" their general status and therefore those that think they will not live long didn't actually live long.
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by axilmar 8y ago
https://www.quantamagazine.org/pilot-wave-theory-gains-exper... "The universe seems to like talking to itself faster than the speed of light,” said Steinberg. “I could understand a universe where nothing can go faster
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by axilmar 8y ago
Since the interference pattern is built over time, how do we know a particle is actually a wave that interferes with itself and not a particle that selects a different path from a set each time it is fired?
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by axilmar 9y ago
It may be that time does not exist, but the universe certainly does have states, which are deployed simultaneously (hence time is an illusion). But this means the universe is 100% deterministic.
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by axilmar 11y ago
Why a shared_ptr/weak_ptr solution wouldn't work? The main entity list would use shared ptrs, while objects themselves would have weak references to other objects. When an object wants to use another object, then it has to create
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by axilmar 12y ago
The brain doesn't do logic, it does pattern matching, and selects the appropriate reaction based on the match that offers the biggest chances of survival.
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by axilmar 12y ago
I just went to YouTube but I get the Flash version.
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by axilmar 12y ago
As a rap fan from childhood, I respect your opinion and I am not offended at all. Personally, I cannot stand alternative rock, grunge, garage, thrash & death metal. For me, hip hop beats in my heart. Every person is different.
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by axilmar 12y ago
I would be in, but not if my paycheck was reduced.
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by axilmar 12y ago
No, what I am saying is different than the Aether theory. The expansion of space time proves there is a medium. Gravity proves there is a medium. Frame dragging proves there is a medium. So, this medium may be the one that causes the ripple
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by axilmar 12y ago
On the other hand, there can be another explanation for the interference pattern that appears in the double slit experiment. One such explanation might be the wavy nature of spacetime itself: any excitation of the medium called 'spacet
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by axilmar 12y ago
Spot on. I couldn't agree more.
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by axilmar 12y ago
I just read it, skipping the non-essential parts, after quickly scanning them. I might have missed one or two points, but it doesn't really matter.
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by axilmar 12y ago
I have never used DI in my 16 year professional career in C++ and Java land.
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by axilmar 12y ago
I've written my rebuttal here: http://axilmar.blogspot.gr/2014/10/object-oriented-programmi... .
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by axilmar 12y ago
I actually participate, as we speak, in the development of a MMORPG, which uses its own hand crafted 3d game engine in c++ and Java. Although the project is in c++/Java, it faces numerous challenges regarding performance, so I really r
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by axilmar 12y ago
Really big words on how c++ should be abandoned for games from a guy that has simply made a 2d game engine with F#... Until there is a 3d game engine written in purely functional style that produces good results, the question is open.
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by axilmar 12y ago
I'd prefer plain lat-lon coordinates over this any day.

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