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by dunefox 4y ago
I'm not even in the US and I earn much less and pay more taxes. I'm a Data Scientist/Software Developer and I can barely afford to live in the city I work in.
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by dunefox 4y ago
10% income tax only? Where so I sign?
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by dunefox 4y ago
If we're speaking alternative realities, I'd like to live in the one where Lisp took over instead of Java/C++...
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by dunefox 4y ago
Racket might be an easier sell, especially when it comes to tooling since it's much easier to pick up for one course.
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by dunefox 4y ago
Neurosymbolic AI is a research topic.
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The Mercury Programming Language(mercurylang.org)
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by dunefox 4y ago
If the data exists, it's going to be used...
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by dunefox 4y ago
I love the idea of Lisp, but every time I have a look at CL I feel it needs a fresh reboot without a lot of the... strange, ugly, or opaque stuff I guess. For example, some things are in-place, some aren't, and I'm usually running
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by dunefox 4y ago
Reading a couple chapters of SICP ( https://xuanji.appspot.com/isicp/ ) or these articles might give you an idea: https://michaelnielsen.org/ddi/lisp-as-the-maxwells-equation... https://q
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by dunefox 4y ago
The problem with Java is after the Tutorial tutorial = new Tutorial() is done, all the public static void libraries look(like<this>) {
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by dunefox 4y ago
Your best chance might be to apply at small companies. They often have data and want to take advantage of it but haven't so far. Of course they're not doing any research or are Google, Amazon, etc. but hey.
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by dunefox 4y ago
I have been in a similar position with NLP - either you already have a lot of experience (maybe even a PhD) or you're a mathematician or statistician. Otherwise you're left out.
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by dunefox 5y ago
I love unusual teas like these.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Is this available in Germany? I can't seem to find it.
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by dunefox 5y ago
You mean I have to do 9 hours of excel a day because a monkey ate a mushroom millions of years ago.
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by dunefox 5y ago
If you can afford to live there you can surely afford weights, but the space for storing logs (of all things) just isn't practical.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Regardless, the title of the submitted article should be used.
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by dunefox 5y ago
The real title is "Russian warship sinks; Ukraine says its missile is responsible"...
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by dunefox 5y ago
Light bulbs?!
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by dunefox 5y ago
I do but they don't use them either.
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by dunefox 5y ago
That sounds pretty cheap actually.
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by dunefox 5y ago
The last CD or DVD I had was over ten years ago. I just have no use for them.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> I can go to my nearest journal kiosk and I'm pretty confident I can find a paper Linux magazine which comes a cd with recent kernel source This has to be one of the most insane threads I've read in a while.
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by dunefox 5y ago
this is plainly wrong or exaggerated. I have never had a single doctor tell me to use homeopathy or something similarly silly, and I've been to quite a few doctors. Also, it's not 'most germans' who even consider homeopa
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by dunefox 5y ago
The question is if these users don't already have all of their code in Python/C++/etc. and would even consider using Julia.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Regarding programming languages: the majority of programmers work for companies using boring technology, so money is seldomly spent on developing new and exciting technologies that go beyond or above what we have now. It's always just
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by dunefox 5y ago
I think newspapers might be of help with something like this.
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by dunefox 5y ago
One may hope.
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by dunefox 5y ago
No, it's a german building, so brick walls, etc.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Try good nc headphones, they might help.

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