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811.
by crb002 9y ago
yes | write <USERNAME> "Don't you hate dialup connections?"
812.
by crb002 9y ago
groupMembership :: Perm -> Bool semigroupMembership :: Endo -> Bool The latter is much more interesting.
813.
by crb002 9y ago
Find an attorney who's clients have a bigger patent portfolio.
814.
by crb002 9y ago
It should only be a battery ban.
815.
by crb002 9y ago
40% work remote? It's a mass layoff in sheep's clothing.
816.
by crb002 9y ago
Bitbucket has more traction than you think. Especially in megacorps who use JIRA. As long as the services have a docker container you can run locally I see no lock-in.
817.
by crb002 9y ago
Astro Teller of Google X used to do that sort of thing at BodyMedia. It wouldn't surprise me if Google also has some projects in the works.
818.
by crb002 9y ago
Walk, ask to be removed from any day to day duties in the operating agreement. Not a bad idea to have a business attorney handle it for you.
819.
by crb002 9y ago
Tobacco and Coca Cola (refined sugar) consumption.
820.
by crb002 9y ago
The State of Iowa criminalizes "annoying" speech under Iowa Code 708.7. "Iowa nice" is the law.
821.
by crb002 9y ago
I'm surprised Microsoft hasn't released a semi-offical Linux distribution for power users showcasing .Net Core and Azure assisted apps. At least a Linux container on par with AWS Lambda.
822.
by crb002 9y ago
Good Computerphile episode on understanding what is going inside a neural net, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFdMrDOx_CM . Looking at high information neurons to see what they pick up can yield a lot of insight into the p
823.
by crb002 9y ago
Buffett's holdings all see decreased IBM spending on the horizon. Buffet knows IBM will need a massive bond infusion as a life raft. Sell the stock now, lend proceeds back to IBM at 12% interest, and buy the shares back at half price.
824.
by crb002 10y ago
Good use case for n-dimensional probability density functions. Query a region by a hypercube.
825.
by crb002 10y ago
You could do automatic differentiation. Take each input, race, sex, age, ... and see how the output changes. If one field has a huge swing it might be a good basis for claiming variable X based discrimination.
826.
Refactoring Code with Middle School Algebra(youtube.com)
1 points by crb002 10y ago|0 comments
827.
by crb002 10y ago
My talk at LambdaConf last year. Practical category theory refactoring couched in the language of middle school Algebra. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mhw4FD0pCU8 We learned sums (a+b) and products (a*b) well. The leap is
828.
by crb002 10y ago
Give them 20% time to play. Play is how humans learn best. My best works of engineering came from playing around with a system until I understood it well enough.
829.
by crb002 10y ago
The dystopian view is that their research has uncovered more effective bioweapons. The side effect of knowing how the body fails is knowing how to trigger the failure modes.
830.
by crb002 10y ago
Do a GPL request on Deere ;)
831.
by crb002 10y ago
Or just use AWS Lambda + AWS Codebuild if you need some longer running higher RAM nodes.
832.
by crb002 10y ago
It's the US Dept of Education's fault. They won't stop lending money to institutions who trample on student speech the administration disagrees with. U.S. Dept of Education is a blank check.
833.
by crb002 10y ago
The lack of transformation semigroup coverage astounds me. Most interesting endofunctions are not permutations.
834.
by crb002 10y ago
NSA's recruiting is woefully inept. They want 20 somethings with no experience, then wonder why they can't get people with SMT solver skills etc. The future of security is provably correct software, not reactionary network analysi
835.
by crb002 10y ago
Yeah. This is largely IO bound. Operating system read calls from STDIN dominate the runtime.
836.
by crb002 10y ago
LLVM IR could squeeze out some more. I should take a crack at it. Did something similar to show DuPont why Criterion rocked.
837.
by crb002 10y ago
What Buffet left out. The massive windfall from OPIC, a U.S. Government insurance program not audited by the GAO, in the buy of Mid American. https://www.opic.gov/sites/default/files/docs/claim_mid_amer..
838.
by crb002 10y ago
Xilinx makes sense. Let Xilinx operate on it's own as long as they deliver a FPGA+Mainframe system for BlueMix, and a FPGA supercomputer for Dept of Energy.
839.
by crb002 10y ago
Loser of course is IBM. Trump will axe DOE POWER purchases unless IBM starts onshoring more.
840.
by crb002 10y ago
The U.S. Dept of Energy and NSA are massive Intel buyers. Especially for Intel MIC. They can't sell MIC to China so there is very much a deal in play.

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