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ganfortran
10y ago
WHAT? It is exactly opposite, no Google services that accumulate enough data don't use machine learning these days. For god sake, they even use deep learning to save electricity bill for their data center! Search, recommendation, knowl
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ganfortran
10y ago
Good luck they have that money.
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ganfortran
10y ago
> reduce cognitive barriers to entry to programming for a large portion of the world Not really, consider most of the established code/programming materials is in English. Learning programming is far more than learning the syntax of
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10y ago
Trump administration has a very hostile rhetoric against ANY immigrants. For illegals, they are criminals, and the legal ones are stealing the Americans their jobs! That is what I read from his campaign. Of cause, for legals, he might not t
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10y ago
> you invent these concepts independently That sounds confusion to me. Those patterns are called patterns, because people practice them over long time, during the cause, they decoupled them nicely. Assigning the right name, implicitly me
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10y ago
Yes. Right naming hints right abstraction, vice versa. If you cannot find a good name, large chance is that you probably have some confusion as of how to structure your program. So yes, it is hard, and rightfully so.
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ganfortran
10y ago
Well you can not have it both ways. Since there now anti-immigrant administration at hand, this is still not too bad.
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ganfortran
10y ago
Once you get the reference code, indicating that USCIS received your case(but deadline unknown), you can go to the new company and work.
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10y ago
Anything growing in current Japan except their age?
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ganfortran
10y ago
I don't so it is good for me
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10y ago
Yeah, so choose what works best for u, not assuming the same thing for others without understanding the specific problems they are trying to solve. Maybe they need a hammer, not a nail gun, because they work in specific environment that don
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10y ago
They are similar in outcome. Do u care about what language Amazon uses to write S3? Do u believe it is the language that make S3 succeed, or fail? Even as a programmer, as to the other services I am calling, things I do care about involving
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10y ago
Well, Blade Runner or Inception are no different.
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ganfortran
10y ago
No AKIRA? I thought this one is pretty acclaimed, and frequently hailed as a cyberpunk classic
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ganfortran
10y ago
Obviously. I am dumb in any other languages, except English and my mother tongue.
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ganfortran
10y ago
> $35/month. With Ads? Ouch, NO.
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10y ago
She is very careful but smart about her article. Title reads "Reflecting On One Very, Very Strange Year At Uber", doesn't seem very accusatory to me, however this only makes the what the article presents even more absurd.
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ganfortran
10y ago
OK, Uber is off the list for my next company. This toxic masculinity, whose dick is bigger contest is no good for stable person like me. Good luck with your alpha male culture, Uber :) Edit: Triggered Uber employee just sent his downvote. P
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10y ago
How hypocritical
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> AI is not going to eat intel's lunch, all those computers still require cpus. But they might not need that powerful CPU anymore, if computational heavy task happens elsewhere anyway. So as time goes, CPU will become less critical,
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ganfortran
10y ago
This is terrifying. I am speechless now. One thing comes to my mind is to avoid those encounters as possible, maybe those states as whole. Just sad.
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10y ago
> would in my opinion improve everyone's lives No doubt. However, the same bar should be applied. What I read from the media seems suggest, companies should follow their command to increase diversity whatever it costs, otherwise it
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10y ago
> A field that basically runs society Fact 1: In the House of Representatives, women hold just 83 (19.1%) of the 435 seats. Fact 2: In the Senate, women hold just 21 (21%) of the 100 seats Politics as a field disagrees. And it has been r
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10y ago
> are you willing to sacrifice your ethics and morals just to create the world's best taxi service in the near term? Depends. Uber is more grounded and useful than most SF startups. They choose a good problem to solve. Bashing it wh
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Anything can be described as X2Y, if it is a function, even AlphaGo, from a high level is just image2(x,y). NN is universal function approximator, X2Y is just what it is.
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10y ago
But the truth is a bachelor degree is not a very difficult option, for 40% of US population, it is very PRACTICAL. Having a degree definitely helps me get a lot more interview opportunities than my friends who come out of a coding bootcamp.
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Yes, they do. Having a degree opens more doors, there is no denying that. Degree doesn't offer enough proof of your skill, but this doesn't mean it is pointless.
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10y ago
Karma