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computerlab
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"lunzi" and "huidu" are both nice concise terms, would be nice to have an terse english equivalent. I am curious if knowing this sort of term is actually helpful for the average engineer working at an org like bytedance,
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Chinese-English Software Engineering Terms Anki Flashcards
(computerlab.io)
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Refactoring to Functional Go with Lo and Mo (and TDD Flow)
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4y ago
Sotheby's | Software/Data Engineers and Leads | Remote | Full Time Sotheby's is the world's leading auction house for art, luxury and beyond. We're constantly building new sales channels (like our retail marketplace
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computerlab
4y ago
tfswitch might help with particular issue of terraform versioning: https://tfswitch.warrensbox.com/ Even then some versions of terraform providers are not compatible with M1 macs. Docker would help with that probably, but s
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Sotheby's | Software/Data Engineer | New York or Remote | Full Time Sotheby's is the world's leading auction house for art, luxury and beyond. We're constantly building new sales channels (like our retail marketplac
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computerlab
5y ago
> I don't think she actually did any female protagonists at all. Of course there's Therese, the well-developed protagonist of The Price of Salt (aka Carol), a lesbian romance. This work and its movie adaptation are the reason s
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Swarm: game for coding bots to collect bot-building resources
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Information storage in L-DNA with a high-fidelity mirror-image DNA polymerase
(nature.com)
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The concept of "so-so automation" [1] seems relevant: innovation that allows a business or organization to eliminate human employees, but doesn't result in overall productivity gains or cost savings for society that could the
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5y ago
The Parity wallet bug from 2017 is the classic example so far, where someone who was just messing around with the smart contract 'accidentally' locked up $280m in assets[1]. I've linked to the GitHub thread below...this perso
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computerlab
5y ago
I’m interested in hearing more about this approach, are there any papers on it? I see two different ideas here: the use of hypnosis to create unconscious “hooks” into conscious thought. This could be useful if for whatever reason certain fe
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6y ago
Feeling basically neutral towards your employer (or nation) is probably how having reasonably aligned incentives feels at scale. If you were an hourly minimum wage worker for a large corporation, there's a good chance you'd spend
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There Should Be No Computer Art (1971) [pdf]
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Len Sassaman and Satoshi
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6y ago
I often wonder if the release of Zelle around 2017 (near instant, fee-free transactions between personal and business bank accounts between certain US banks) was motivated by a perceived crypto threat.
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computerlab
6y ago
If you want to see an index of meta studies, you can check out the Cochrane Collaboration: https://www.cochranelibrary.com/ It’s mentioned in the book Bad Pharma which has a pretty good breakdown of how drug marketing to c
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6y ago
And the ability to cost-effectively signal to customers that your execution is better.
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A few years back an artist did a LCD piece that used the daily NYT front page image as the seed for a generative painting: https://anthology.rhizome.org/daily-times-performer
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Catala: a programming language for socio-fiscal legislative literate programming
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Stylometric Analysis of Project Gutenberg
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Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Addresses
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The DIY Ravers Giving Free Masks to Every New Yorker
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The Dark Forest, Autism, and the Coronavirus Crisis
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Coronavirus-Tracker-CLI: View Minimal Case Growth Tables via Curl
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Corona-CLI: Track Coronavirus Case Numbers from the Command Line
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epr: ePub Reader for the Terminal
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Real-Time Map of Face Mask Availability in Taiwan
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Wenyan: Classical Chinese Programming Language
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7y ago
Baseball’s state and state transitions are easily serializable, no need for a lossy video stream :)
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