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This is true. In the current scheme of things, you don't need to know any math to get things going. At some level, if you really need to write a custom model from scratch, probably you need to - but not really. Now you have the likes o
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Most of the architecture diagrams that I review and sometimes write are of the second kind. Once you have planned and set for execution, the architecture rarely changes. If it did, then there was something fundamentally wrong with the first
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My apologies. I didn't mean you to him, i meant it as a generic response to everyone. I will reword the reply to say one.
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"and don't let the failures define you. There's always a chance for success, no matter how small it may seem." These small successes is what one needs, to propel them back into the entrepreneurship journey. I don't
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I was fortunate enough to travel in a Lufthansa 747. I have never felt so joyously overwhelmed by any other vehicle. The newer A350s and A380s unfortunately don’t carry the same appeal for me personally. The A380 looks real ugly for me rese
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I didn't catch the question but I will attempt to answer based on what I understand. Role of a manager that will change significantly based on where the team is sitting - The ability to convey meaning and emotion over written comms and
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Two main problems 1. Middle and senior management who don't want to lose control or be rendered less effective. 2. Engineers who are not trained in written communication and largely cannot autonomously move a group towards a goal witho
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Those who are interviewing, How do you manage your interview calendars?
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Those who are interviewing, how do you manage interview/work meeting schedules?
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"Whether one is outdoors or on a treadmill, walking improves the generation of novel yet appropriate ideas, and the effect even extends to when people sit down to do their creative work shortly after." This is actually quite profo
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Subtract your age from 180. Run at that heart rate. Another formula 0.7*(HR max — HR at rest) + HR at rest If you don't believe in formulas, run at a pace in which you can hold a conversation or speak a few sentences without losing yo
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Benjamin Franklin had this amazing idea of having ball bearings in his hand while solving and thinking about hard problems. The thinking would eventually make him fall asleep and as he fell into a slumber, the ball bearings would roll off h
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I am one such person, or at least I was when I began my career writing software way back in 2000. Oh well, write software is a loaded term, let's say I began writing programs. Simply for the reason you state above, more money than anyw
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Well, it's hard to game the system over the long term especially on a platform like HN, where not every positive comment is rewarded. If the model uses any temporal aspect, then gaming it is gonna be pretty hard.
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This could be a great tool for introverts who are borderline intimidated by behaviour questions in interviews. Even though this assessment is not accurate, I don't think it's complete BS either (at least based on my personality gu
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This gets exacerbated if you are using a different language, like we Indians do. Type Hindi/Kannada/Tamil in English. Your autocorrect/predict word steers in the direction of most frequently used language and screws up all yo
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"taking the easy way out" Please don't ever. I have suffered from similar thoughts but largely have managed to get over them. Can you possibly take some contracting gigs ? It doesn't seem like you hate C++ but just hated
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Am not saying it's better, am saying it's inevitable.
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When rates fall, pensions take huge paper losses because the present value of liabilities moves inversely with interest rates Lets say my liabilities are 1000 at interest rate 10 Now interest rate is 5 so my liabilities value is 2000 Now I
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Going by the current inflation and unemployment trends, the economy won't stabilize for a year at the very least. We have a very difficult situation. Inflation is high, unemployment is low. In 2008, we had low inflation and high unempl
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Spring cloud ecosystem is headed in this direction. Most of the common needs for micro service development such as Service mesh, service discovery, circuit breakers are getting incorporated into the ecosystem so as to reduce repetitive deve
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But why won't Apple possibly build a device like comma.ai to basically fit into the car's OBD port and also bring in some self driving abilities and eventually full self driving, just by a completely new device that pairs to the i
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This is unconventional and in fact real wisdom.
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If you can't code LC medium, then the odds of you being a good programmer are pretty low. That's the conventional wisdom. Everyone is playing safe and adhering to conventional wisdom.
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I don't think an area such as AI can be called a specialist area. There is simply too much breadth once you start getting into the nitty gritty of building an AI product. If your goal is to be a well versed product builder in AI, then
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I think these comments come mostly from engineers who have just started their software engineering journey or somewhere in their early stages. When you are at that stage, your odds of coming across an inspiring figure in other areas are ver
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I seem to have misunderstood Spanner by and large. I thought their achilles heel was the atomic clock since it is this clock which makes consensus at scale possible and there by transactions. Cockroach and Yugabyte both work on similar prin
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Wow their statement about not participating in benchmarking wars is alarming. In this day and age, when benchmarking tools are so inexpensive and almost everything is very transparent, why not participate. Or even better engage with a neutr
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Thank you. I oversaw the aspect of what happens until the motors reach max power and all the other aspects you have mentioned.
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If you use 1 motor per wheel, at full torque you don't have double the power but the same power as one motor on the axle. This is the fundamental disadvantage of using one motor for each wheel, which is probably why Tesla engineers did
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