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571.
by gdy 7y ago
What talk is that?
572.
by gdy 7y ago
Surely, it would be a solution, but I don't think for an average data scientist it's a matter of few minutes.
573.
by gdy 7y ago
And you are accused of being stupid.
574.
by gdy 7y ago
If you have a few long data loading and preprocessing steps it's a pain to wait for them to run again, people try to avoid it. When something odd begins to happen, they don't immediately consider the possibility that it's not
575.
by gdy 7y ago
What's wrong with condescending attitude towards sports?
576.
by gdy 7y ago
"Can you imagine yourself arguing this in feudalism or the USSR" You should read about Perestroyka.
577.
by gdy 7y ago
Listen to your own conscience. In fact, that's enough.
578.
by gdy 7y ago
Delphi never allowed to build DOS apps.
579.
by gdy 7y ago
Virgin Records and Virgin Atlantic are both British companies. The only company closely associated with the US is Virgin Galactic, but it hardly a success. Yet.
580.
by gdy 7y ago
Sir Richard Branson is British.
581.
by gdy 7y ago
"Here's just a single article demonstrating how incompatible with simplicity and correctness C++ is" I don't see where is the problem. Perhaps, you could give an example of the equivalent code in your favorite language?
582.
by gdy 7y ago
"Russia didn't want Ukraine to have nukes." The most concerned party at that time was the US. Having multiple nuclear armed ex-USSR states was contrary to their interests. The better example is the US not wanting Gaddafi to h
583.
by gdy 7y ago
In the historical context, where in the US people with white skin had people with black skin as slaves, yes, it obviously does.
584.
by gdy 7y ago
But it is a fun job
585.
by gdy 7y ago
The changes are allowed. Proof: https://www.transliteratciia.ru/transliteraciya-imeni-i-fami...
586.
by gdy 7y ago
"A word is just a word" Good luck using the N-word in the US.
587.
by gdy 7y ago
For example, different implementations may have different performance characteristics depending on the object they are operating on. This way implementation details leak out through the time or space complexity, or through the constant fact
588.
by gdy 7y ago
"it's called non-leaky abstraction" Is there such thing?
589.
by gdy 7y ago
Thank you, the last link shows it was utterly wrong to use autism as an example.
590.
by gdy 7y ago
>I think Lua may actually pre-date JS And it does
591.
by gdy 7y ago
I've said nothing about trolls.
592.
by gdy 7y ago
Selection bias
593.
by gdy 7y ago
I don't think you can treat that question like 'how are you'. Otherwise I agree with you.
594.
by gdy 7y ago
And I agree with all that. What I don't like is presumption that an applicant who gives the first kind of answer, is a bad team player and if he doesn't put the blame on himself he is 'bitter' (which is bad).
595.
by gdy 7y ago
Here is an idea from Russia: flat 13% income tax with deductible educational, medical, real estate and some other expenses.
596.
by gdy 7y ago
Well, the GP comments says 'don't hide them either' and I suppose it implies answering to the question about leaving previous job. The first answer in your example is honest, the second one, while technically true, triggers m
597.
by gdy 7y ago
And I agree with that too.
598.
by gdy 7y ago
Yes, there is always two sides of the story, I just don't understand where presumption of an employee's fault is coming from.
599.
by gdy 7y ago
I've never asked that either. I guess we won't be having an argument today :)
600.
by gdy 7y ago
Okay, I didn't have in mind a situation when an applicant volunteers such information without any need for that. In the setting you've described I agree with you.

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