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by djaouen 6y ago
If Apple doesn't remedy this situation, I will no longer purchase their products.
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by djaouen 6y ago
This is why the tech industry needs unions.
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by djaouen 6y ago
Location: Rochester, NY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, Elixir, Phoenix Résumé/CV: https://dev.to/danieljaouen Email: dcj24 [at] cornell.edu Currently only looking for
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by djaouen 6y ago
Capitalism at work!
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by djaouen 6y ago
Luck?
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by djaouen 6y ago
Or, in other words, "Not Our Universe".
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by djaouen 6y ago
All encryption is broken wrt a quantum cracker. How will, say, the future look at these Signal uses?
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by djaouen 6y ago
How does FHE handle, say, a quantum cracker?
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by djaouen 6y ago
The problem is, for some subset of people, the question is ambiguous. Thus we can reduce the problem to finding that subset and asking additional questions only in those cases.
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by djaouen 6y ago
The problem can be reduced to finding the subset of people for which the question is not ambiguous (or the analogous).
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by djaouen 6y ago
This is because the shadow government is looking to force The Jesus to return. Not kidding here.
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by djaouen 7y ago
This type of speculation is irresponsible. Does he expect us to sell and short the market, too?
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by djaouen 7y ago
I honestly don't know how anyone could justify having kids giving the current climate change situation. Don't you feel responsible for any potential pain your kids might feel as a result of the world going to shit?
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How to Improve the CS Curriculum and Have More Fun(dev.to)
2 points by djaouen 7y ago|0 comments
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On Substitution(dev.to)
1 points by djaouen 7y ago|0 comments
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by djaouen 7y ago
This is so obvious that anyone with experience interviewing would know it.
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Predicting Global Video Game Sales with a Linear Regression Model(dev.to)
1 points by djaouen 7y ago|0 comments
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by djaouen 7y ago
Can anything good come of this?
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by djaouen 7y ago
Chilling. Especially the ending.
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by djaouen 7y ago
The problem with college is that going to college won't make you an expert in your field. Even if you're an A+ student, the amount of knowledge required to be an expert vastly outpaces the knowledge gained by going to college.
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by djaouen 8y ago
I can't recommend you guys enough. Your platform and customer service are top notch. :-)
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by djaouen 8y ago
I use Gigalixir for all my new Elixir apps.
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by djaouen 8y ago
When I was working as a sysadmin, MySQL was popping up with errors in Nagios. I thought to myself, OK, I'll just restart the MySQL server to see if the errors go away. Turns out, the client was using MySQL in a non-standard way and th
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Free Online Probability and Statistics Resource(my-math-notes.com)
4 points by djaouen 8y ago|0 comments
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by djaouen 8y ago
This: http://paulgraham.com/avg.html seems somehow relevant to this discussion.
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My Favorite Probability Problem(danieljaouendevelopment.com)
2 points by djaouen 8y ago|0 comments
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by djaouen 8y ago
> A personal identification number that opens a certain lock consists of a sequence of 3 DIFFERENT digits from 0 though 9, inclusive. How many possible PINs are there? Do people really struggle with problems like these?
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by djaouen 8y ago
Job hopping. Gaps in resume. I know this from experience. :-(
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by djaouen 8y ago
This is only a problem when employers refuse to hire junior developers. If employers were willing to train junior staff members, this problem would vanish overnight.
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by djaouen 8y ago
Relevant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_F9qwg8YJY

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