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I suspected things were getting too complicated in this space when I read that someone wrote a 150 page book on React Router
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Well, there goes my productivity for today
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Yeah I had a suspicion that the trend shown in the chart in that thread regarding the decline of DL job posts largely resembles the trend of total job posts.
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Ask HN: What is the oldest code you wrote that is still running in production?
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I saw the same thing in Asturias and Galicia when we visited there last year. Very late dinners indeed - even families with young children out eating dinner that late.
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Carnegie Mellon University | Full-time | ONSITE | Pittsburgh, PA The Simon-Initiative at CMU is building a learning engineering ecosystem that can scale and deliver effective online and hybrid courses worldwide. We are hiring for Software E
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Thoughts on the UK? I'm supposed to go on a vacation to England for a week starting April 1st
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I've always used Monopoly as a good way to explain inflation. If you play by the stated rules in the game, any property landed on goes up for auction to all players if the current player doesn't want to purchase it. Imagine what
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I think you meant to say "Communism". Regardless, substitute a couple of nouns and one could argue that game description isn't all that different than the capitalism version.
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Strang is an excellent teacher and this an effective course for coming up to speed in Linear Algebra fundamentals. I watched every lecture and did most of the homeworks a couple of summers ago in preparation for taking grad ML courses at Ca
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I guess it depends on how narrow one defines "AI". It sounds like you are defining it as "Deep Learning"... (maybe the article did as well, I didn't read it).
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Mine also! Having a palindrome / groundhog / birthday / super bowl party tomorrow!
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I have an original iPad here just waiting around to die. Something like this seems like a perfect use case for it. Thanks.
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I'm stunned that these types of rare items were (very likely) just being hand carried down the street. The article understates how close the bookstore is to the library. My office is across the street from the bookstore (I'm looki
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Thieves stole $8m in rare texts from the Carnegie Library over decades
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Very simply: it is the best thing that can happen to your life. So don't wait so long to have them.
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I built a LiveView app that allows my kids to practice their spelling words. It isn't hosted publicly - I simply run it on localhost for them. https://github.com/darrensiegel/spelling
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Elixir / Phoenix. Specifically: Phoenix LiveView. I've spent the last five years building SPAs using mainly React and see LiveView evolving as a compelling alternative.
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I ran a small single page JavaScript app that at its peak had 10K visitors per day. I served all the static assets directly from a public S3 bucket fronted by Cloudflare (for caching, domain name resolution). For my use case it was the sim
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Survivorship bias?
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OP here, disclosure: I worked with Monica for several years, so I know her professionally. Everything that I have read about this situation and how she was treated is appalling.
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Stack Overflow is doing me ongoing harm
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Strang is an excellent lecturer - his videos for 18.06 (Linear Algebra) were instrumental for me in relearning the subject matter more than twenty years after I last studied it. I used 18.06 to learn the linear algebra necessary to prepare
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CMU to open source $100M in learning engineering software
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It is sad to think that for every one of these students that got in this way, another deserving applicant got denied.
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There is certainly an aspect of overbooking present in university admittance/enrollment: Universities regularly "admit" more students than they can actually allow to "enroll". If a university can physically support
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2-3 hours reviewing a candidates resume before giving the go-head to schedule an interview? That seems like a lot of time to review a resume. I spend between 30 seconds to 2 minutes reading a resume before deciding to pass or to schedule a
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Fascinating. I have a two week vacation planned in August to Galicia, Spain to visit the hometown of my great-grandfather. Will have to add some of these small towns to our list of places to visit.
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I'm not gonna lie, putting in those couple hours can just be plain tough. Some days it is the absolute last thing that I want to be doing at 9 o'clock in the evening. But I motivate myself by focusing on the long-term impact for
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I'm a staff member at CMU, and so have the benefit of being able to enroll in classes for free.
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