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7y ago
They have a great mental model of the inner workings on the product. Even for a part of a code they haven't seen in a long time. When you debug code with such a person, you notice that they seamlessly translate the piece of code on the
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7y ago
This is pretty much the PassKey idiom
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8y ago
Awesome doublespeak byline. "As Ajit Pai liberates the Internet" should be followed by "and gifts it to his corporate overlords"
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8y ago
That's only during the initial "burn-in", you feel fatigued when your body is adjusting. (not a keto guy, just interested in researching about it"
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b0sk
9y ago
Is it wrong to hold technology to a higher standard?
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9y ago
And this is exactly what the Bannon wing of the admin wants.
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9y ago
Awesome. Let's cut it down to 0%. Why did you remove "snowflakes" from your post?
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10y ago
a bunch of API design guidelines flow from Scott Meyer's famous maxim "Make interfaces easy to use correctly and hard to use incorrectly." http://www.aristeia.com/Papers/IEEE_Software_JulAug_2004_rev...
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10y ago
Over 60% [1] of Republicans oppose gay marriage [1] - http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-gaymarriage-i...
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10y ago
Classic false dichotomy fallacy. You can go to moon AND at the same time have a debate about bathroom (which is essential btw)
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10y ago
Yep, it's a data problem.
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10y ago
Looking at Jasper, it uses AT&T or Google or Facebook (wit.ai) as backend (forget the other two, offline speech recognition is hard because it's a data problem and training your models is hard and your performance will be prohibiti
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11y ago
Keep in mind though - if you do this pull this off there's a chance you may be permanently blacklisted by the company. What's the guarantee you won't pull the same move next time around? I don't fault with the recruiter&
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11y ago
PC gaming (Windows) is a huuuge market. The GPU drivers support for Linux is poor.
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11y ago
All at the same time? The context switch you have to do will end up being a counterproductive factor. I'll guess the burnout rate would be high too (few weeks down the line and you'd focus on only one or two)
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11y ago
It's ugly import math def sqr(x): return x*x class VecMag: def __init__(self, comp): self.comp = comp def __enter__(self): self.comp = map(sqr, self.comp) return self
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11y ago
Reminds me of Python's "with". I use it a lot for the "open the file, read, close it" idiom.
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11y ago
Why round wheels may be better than square ones.
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11y ago
It certainly can, but IMHO it won't maximize his/her prospects of getting hired. And (anecdotal) most of the jobs have boring periods in them and you hurt your chances. If the company asks you what you look for in a job, frame it
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11y ago
Unfortunately, yes. Your recruiter and/or hiring manager are definitely going to ask you this and make sure you have a ready-made answer for this question which doesn't involve "boring".
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11y ago
Were the deliverables fixed by the management or you were responsible for the estimate? If you are the one who consistently underestimates the time, maybe that's a legitimate point. Ultimately, it is stupid if they'd favor giving
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11y ago
But it seems he also includes iOS App Store figures. The original article is about Mac App Stores.
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11y ago
I took it to mean mirroring? It has an elegant recursive answer.
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11y ago
A scathing attack because their business model doesn't depend on privacy, but if Apple is in a business like Google/Facebook, would he still feel icky like this?
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12y ago
Well, from what I understand, they have a Whatsapp package for example where using whatsapp doesn't count towards the bandwidth cap. This is what opponents of NN want.
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12y ago
Money and low taxes. Reason why thousands of people from Asia work in the middle-east despite piss-poor conditions. EDIT: Sorry, I didn't read "well-off". Still, more money is the answer.
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12y ago
I opened this page in Chrome and a file 2048.cdf got automatically downloaded. Hardly the best practice.
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12y ago
Linkbait headline
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13y ago
There was a free lunch for the first movers which was the impetus for these guys who moved in late and started losing money.
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13y ago
You had the best intentions and at some other place and time, what you said would be taken seriously by the upper management but it looks like your position is expendable despite the good work you did and at that particular moment, your int
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