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bejuizb123
12y ago
Totally agree with the point about Learning to Communicate. Have seen the 'rock-star senior devs' think and speak so clearly with a variety of audience, and on the other hand 'just-the senior devs' who struggle explainin
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Agree with your point that quite often a dev might not have a solution. Seeking help should of course be encouraged, but one must also put in some thought for a solution. I think the author had extensive cases of trigger happy devs always c
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12y ago
I was actually wondering about something similar to this for a different venture (say something like Uber). What we need to have is a constant source of income (through donations or other mechanisms). The expenditure will be of two types, C
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Math 101: A Reading list for life-long learners
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Yes, agree with your point on how they become indistinguishable. And, w.r.t RNNs, yes, probably we don't understand how they learn, but has that aided to process of how visual perception actually happens?
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12y ago
Not entirely. I am simply stating that, our simulations are indistinguishable because, 'we' are simulating them. The simulations aren't going to get any better than what 'we' understand. That being said, it doesn&#x
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It is not a benchmark but a target to be reached. Once we have models of human simulation, we can treat the human brain as a benchmark.
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The reason why they are indistinguishable stems from our ignorance to learn about a deeper abstraction. We cannot simulate further than what we already know.
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China is an insanely complicated marketplace (No offense meant). You cannot judge a company or predict its downfall, just by failing at China. I think its still a market that needs a lot of studying. Lots of companies have failed there, and
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This bunch of 'mid-twenties' is probably gonna drive your future growth for the next 10-20 yrs, and probably the next generation after that as well (think their kids). Think why Whatsapp/Facebook is really valued at such 
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Have you looked at http://www.alexa.com/ This gives other websites with similar statistic providers http://www.alexa.com/topsites/category/Computers/Internet/St... Look at pricing here
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Wonder what sort of neutrality situation they have.
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Well, https://cloud.github.com/
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Nice app. This is more like a 'Better Code Review for a newbie-to-the-codebase/language engineer'. I expect a senior/peer engineer to understand and correct my code. If he is not putting the effort to understand, then yo