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by ezoe 4y ago
Well, people who can write in less popular languages are definitely above average programmers. But I think it just mean they can write code in their own instead of copy&pasting from the random web sites. Being a less popular languages m
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by ezoe 4y ago
I guess the point is detecting the inspection, not avoiding it.
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by ezoe 4y ago
Back in that day, Japan was not this hot. The situation in the recent couple of years are insane. It would be suicide to sleep without AC on now. I am living in a rather old rented house in Tokyo. The owner was an old couple. A former carpe
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by ezoe 4y ago
If you chose an esoteric language to solve your core business, never let existing programmers to leave your company no matter what: higher wages, unlimited paid leave, anything. Because once the original programmers leave the company, nobod
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by ezoe 4y ago
The article doesn't say the research pointed out that many users aren't decentralized at all. They don't run full-node. They relies on somebody else's SaaS.
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by ezoe 4y ago
I have to write Python for the job right now and this language has pitfalls everywhere. Glad I avoided this language so far. I don't want to use Python for a software more than a few dozen lines or involving multiple developers. This l
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by ezoe 4y ago
Still, it's 0.03% difference, or 3 images difference out of 10k images in CIFAR-10. Just 3 images. Re-training SotA with a different random seed may make its score 0.03% difference. Or there was a wrong calculation in 17,810 TPU core-h
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by ezoe 4y ago
CIFAR-10 is consists of 10,000 test images. So 0.03% of CIFAR-10 is 3 images. At this tiny number, the randomness is starting to affect the scores. Like labeling mistake of test data by human. Maybe, training SotA with different random seed
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by ezoe 4y ago
For a usual camera and the image produced by that camera, the person who operate the camera own the copyright of the image. So, the person who operated the X-ray machine own the copyright of X-ray images. But... in my country, it probably d
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by ezoe 5y ago
It must be really nice that even an amateur font designer can single-handedly create a quality font for English usage in his spare time. For Japanese, it requires a minimal of few thousands of characters and symbols and it still doesn'
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by ezoe 5y ago
There are some kanji scripts that has no record of existing usage in the JIS character encoding which was also incorporated to the Unicode. It's called "ghost character" in Japanese. https://ja.wikipedia.org/w
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by ezoe 5y ago
Be careful what you wish for. While I agree the current cryptocurrency is a mess, but prohibiting a pure computation cause more harms than good.
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by ezoe 5y ago
You don't even need to do anything on bitcoin side if you value the 0 confirmation. You offer the goods or services before you receive the payment. It's like a restaurant that serve the food first and receive payment later. The re
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by ezoe 5y ago
By the same logic, just leave the thief and murderer as is because it is very unlikely any education will change their mind.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Think it this way. If Google is this dumb, any account can be flagged for no reason so it doesn't increase the risk even further than it currently is.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Programming mistake? He intentionally filled with garbage by hand.
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by ezoe 5y ago
I hope you won't be in the position of handling the non-ascii file names. Whitespaces, symbols and other complicated glyphs are widely used in file name since Windows 95.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Or stop using common law system? Follow strict Nulla poena sine lege?
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by ezoe 5y ago
Erlang. There is not much reason to use Erlang in the system I'm writing about. We don't even know why they used the Erlang in the first place. The person who was responsible to choose the language in the beginning of the project
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by ezoe 5y ago
I feel you. I'm on the same boat except in a situation that just spending more time doesn't increase my productivity. I'm working to maintain a huge system that is kept working and the company I am employed depends on it. It&
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by ezoe 5y ago
Any generic UGC video hosting sites that is the size of YouTube, will be ended up like YouTube.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Why don't they just stop making specialized gaming consoles? That's the start.
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by ezoe 5y ago
It's common to all donation based non-profits groups and whether you like it or not, it works. Spamming donation request letters to the previous donors yields better outcome than not to do it.
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by ezoe 5y ago
So, you implemented bucket sort?
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by ezoe 5y ago
Other example of slow performance in MS is file system access and process creation.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Real life amplification attack, eh?
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by ezoe 5y ago
You can't just import the foreign culture without the environment that justify the culture. In Japan, the land is scarce and fragile, humidity weather, constantly facing earth quakes, typhoons. So the house will be damaged faster than
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by ezoe 5y ago
Currently in Japan, interest rates for home loan are so close to zero. About 1% for fixed rate, 0.5% for 10 year fixed rate, less than 0.4% for variable rate. New homes are built rapidly and supply is plentiful. When we say home, it almost
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by ezoe 5y ago
The situation can be easily explained by supply and demand, isn't it? There are so many supply of creators exceeds the demand. There are so many wanna-be YouTubers so YouTube don't need to pay most of them. Whatever the solution w
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by ezoe 5y ago
Well, if their fault. None of this could happen if we have freedom on software distribution. The moral of this story is, don't use non-free computers.

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