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If you do it, make sure you're in a relaxed (probably domestic) setting. Not wandering around a city; and definitely not meeting anyone you know but wouldn't want to meet while on acid! Like the person below says, hopefully you&#x
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Yes but this is misleading and missing the point: there is nothing really wrong with this person's resume/CV. There is nothing about it which is off-putting and it does the job of communicating that this person is a very experienc
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3y ago
It's not your CV, you clearly are an attractive candidate. Btw so many people here have reviewed your CV and no-one has pointed out the typo ("impariment")!
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OK, but, those are solved in just a few lines of code with 2D arrays. I'm not convinced it's helpful to approach them as recursions. Also, anyone who thinks they understand how to solve DP problems on leetcode because they underst
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This is a widespread misconception: thinking of dynamic programming as just a form of memoized recursion is not the way to learn DP because it makes it extremely difficult to understand how to do the style of DP problems that involve fillin
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I think maybe it helps to think from the point of view of a developer for whom these single-file things are tools in their workshop. - Easier to grep a collection of single files - Easier to see what you've got in your collection in a
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It influences the personal psychological state of people to see that they're being ostracized, especially if they are not accustomed to it, and hence statistically will lead some to some impact on the balance of public opinion and stat
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True, but it's a tricky time to point that out. Right now we'd have to boycott a large proportion of open source projects by Israeli and Arab/Iranian/etc authors if we wanted to avoid using any open source software writt
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> and the number one female poker player in the world If the author was that then contrary to the thesis of their blog post they are an outlier in that they have unusually high raw mental power / intelligence in at least some dimens
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Hm, I just use it on my personal machine. I would pay, but it doesn't look like I'll need to: > Atuin will continue to be open source and available for free in its current form as a self-hosted tool. By going full-time I hope I
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Sounds really interesting. I read the whitepaper; it was nice, but it's more like a technically-oriented setting-the-scene than a whitepaper.
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I use this and it's been fantastic and rock solid; (I've been using Unix shells intensively for 15 years, started using it 1 year ago and never looked back).
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It would be useful to allow the option for determinism (with its security downside) e.g. for people who want to assert that a directory contents hasn't changed? Or is there a simpler/standard way to get a hash of all content under
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3y ago
Ex emacs user, still run emacs for magit. Use it hourly.
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Hi, this is completely normal. Debian has a very lengthy process for accepting packages. Other places you just submit a PR. It's normal for open source projects to only get into Debian after a few years when they can genuinely say they
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Ask HN: Isn't a spec for parseable man pages and –help output long overdue?
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I know that this is how you communicate with people: > That should be enough information for you to find out the details yourself. I suggest you take a look at the MicroPython web site. So, I infer that you are patronizing, arrogant, and
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Thanks! What is it about your implementation that makes it more suitable for running on microcontrollers than GHC?
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> If you had put just half as much effort into articulating exactly what you did and didn't understand That's one of the several things you don't understand. My question > Could someone explain the problem being address
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I was genuinely interested in this topic. I'm pretty disappointed that my straightforward request > Could someone explain the problem being addressed, and the solution, please? generated such a silly meta-conversation instead of a c
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Um, I think you need to rethink this comment bearing in mind that a large proportion of people in the world don't have the money for a monthly internet bill at all.
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I don't think that I can get much clearer than my original phrasing. If someone doesn't know how to explain a piece of software in terms of what problem it's addressing and how it solves it then that person isn't the typ
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Ah I just meant "the problem" in an academic sense. I.e. what is the thing which it is trying to do.
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Hi there grumpyprole, so, this is a site where we interact as a community, and have discussions. You're replying as if you think it's StackOverflow. What I did was read TFA (the README) and determine that I could not understand fr
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That explains neither the problem nor the solution!
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Could someone explain the problem being addressed, and the solution, please?
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If you care so much then style it yourself. Please don't bore the rest of us with your personal style opinions. No-one's forcing you to read it.
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OK, fair enough, your suggestion is totally reasonable. However I've been referring to people's "priors" though in informal conversation for about 25 years, to friends, romantic partners, and family as well as academics
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You think "my prior" is jargon? I'm not sure what to say to you then. You realize Bayesian thinking in statistics has been around since the 1950s if not 1930s? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_sta
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That's fine and I would agree - you could share the summary statistic used, or the likelihood ratio between the null and some alternative models. But you shouldn't share a frequentist parameter estimate or confidence interval if y
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