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841.
by cerved 6y ago
GIMP is a useable FOSS alternative but sucks when compared to Photoshop if you're using it professionally
842.
by cerved 6y ago
Teams is built by boomers, for boomers
843.
by cerved 6y ago
this. gboard is the only solution I've used that's decent at multilingual typing it still gets confused when you mix languages but in general it's ok
844.
by cerved 6y ago
the data mentioned isn't messages but phone numbers, contacts, status messages, logs etc.
845.
by cerved 6y ago
ITT, lot's of anecdotal stories about people using map services and driving down crappy roads in the middle of nowhere. Here's some aggregated data to provide context on how road networks are composed and the changes they go throu
846.
by cerved 6y ago
I believe it's fine in Sweden
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by cerved 6y ago
I'm not familiar with the type system of Rust but it seems like a really nice language. Ofc a type system that helps you deal with mutable data responsibly goes a looong way to alleviate the problem but it's not a guarantee. And o
848.
by cerved 6y ago
My beef with mutable data is that it's often very hard to see when it's supposed to be modified and by what. I don't get upset by a local var i in a while loop, although I often don't see the point. The problem is the da
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by cerved 6y ago
Monads are mainly hard to grasp because Monad is a terrible name and all explanations overly convoluted
850.
by cerved 6y ago
wiring pure functions decouples processing from data. I find this encourages developing well defined models naturally as well as making the model much more agile and malleable
851.
by cerved 6y ago
using LINQ in C# is vastly different from going full Haskell
852.
by cerved 6y ago
but they're just one level, no?
853.
by cerved 6y ago
Oracle used to push the idea that there is no need for an application layer, just use the database. Then they stopped being silly. I used APEX as a user, while at Oracle. It was a decent reporting tool but was only really used because the C
854.
by cerved 6y ago
imho, aggregation on []<x> should return option<x> unless aggregation on an empty list is exceptional in which case it may throw
855.
by cerved 6y ago
as well as Oscar-CP/CBLS, written in Scala
856.
by cerved 6y ago
It's dark up here all the time in winter so it doesn't matter. In the summer it's nicer when the sun rises at 3 instead of 2.
857.
by cerved 6y ago
how will you remove the racist uncle if his content is anonymous?
858.
by cerved 6y ago
Ratings are an important part of the eBay ecosystem. He's saying people let others use their eBay accounts through RDC to game the system. Also it's an auction site. People want to raise the price by bidding on their own items
859.
by cerved 6y ago
Here's the actual paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1909.11840.pdf Here's the code: https://github.com/sisl/MultiAgentAllocationTransit.jl Much more interesting that some sensationalist &quot
860.
by cerved 6y ago
Seems pretty exclusively focused on ml
861.
by cerved 6y ago
I don't understand what problem it solves
862.
by cerved 6y ago
Are you putting `node_modules` in cloud storage?
863.
by cerved 6y ago
Why do they call it Ovaltine? The mug is round. The jar is round. They should call it Roundtine.
864.
by cerved 6y ago
A software engineer!?? On HN!?? IMPOSSIBLE
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by cerved 6y ago
OLED
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by cerved 7y ago
F
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by cerved 7y ago
Tech companies often spend most of their money on R&D. Manufacturing typically instead has high capital expenditure.
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by cerved 7y ago
Sounds similar to n-Queens, check out http://www.hakank.org/google_or_tools/nqueens.py http://www.hakank.org/google_or_tools/nqueens2.py http://www.hakank.org/google_or_tools/
869.
by cerved 7y ago
For starters, CP and SAT are based on integers and boolean variables. Secondly, local search and systematic search are just no way near parallelizable to the degree required to see gains running GPU/TPU.
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by cerved 7y ago
No it doesn't. It's an extremely basic model to introduce the CP-SAT solver to people with little to no experience in scheduling problems or CP. Pairing up people based on such criteria requires turning the problem into a MOCO or

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