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What a time to be alive!
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> still be met with these ridiculous and demeaning puzzles That's to weed out people who did a 'bootcamp' or watched one youtube video and decided to quit flipping burgers and call themselves a 'senior engineer'.
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What even is 'human intelligence'? Most people are complete morons.
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Cloudflare is a large part of this, they actively block all crawlers except for Google.
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That's what she said.
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No-one: Literally no-one: This guy: sVeLtE iS sTiLl a tHiNg
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Throttle your connection and use a machine with low ram, and you'll soon find most websites are unbearably slow.
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They could single-handedly end homelessness in the country, no profit in that though.
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Not to be harsh but you've no skills and nothing to show on your resume, no-one wants that. Reach out to your old clients see if they have work available, don't low-ball yourself. And probably the best advice is forget everything
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Spam email and last Sunday was a holiday in most parts of the world, that's why no response.
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Flash cards might help? https://apps.ankiweb.net/ Also memory is muscle, you can train it. Personally I think all children should spend a couple of years before proper schooling developing a photographic memory. It would ma
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I find those diagrams a lot more confusing than just reading and having a mental model of the code.
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I'm (re)learning math and use a physical calculator. I'm not really sure why though, I think it's psychological? My computer or phone could do it all just as easily.
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Why give a mouthpiece to someone who only spreads hate and division? Just because you can build something doesn't mean you should.
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> 1911 Solvay Conference on Physics The Solvay conference was invite only, but I think your point still stands.
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Just shoot me.
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4y ago
Was he into tech as a kid? Maybe something vintage that got him interested in tech as a kid that he can share with his own kids.
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You Cant Count on Luck Why Decision Transformers Fail in Stochastic Environments
(sites.google.com)
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At this point we should just rename HN 'cloudflare support'.
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Stop jumping around. If you want to learn math, then learn. But you need to start at the start and work your way forward. Same as any other subject, it all builds on itself. Khan Academy is meant to be good and free https://www.k
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Did you forget to pay them?
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I don't see how this is a paradox, much less a 'significant' philosophy problem. Ruling out Friday is fine, but the rest of the reasoning makes no sense.
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Freelancing is mostly a race to the bottom when you're 'competing' with people in countries with much lower cost of living. If anything laying people off will flood the freelancer market and push prices further down. Very hap
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I discovered this on my own site years ago now, at the time I thought it was just my inexperience, which to be fair it was. If you think properly about security and don't blindly rely on third parties (especially for auth) you'll
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> Can you imagine her telling other Russians to stay there, you are a pariah here That's exactly the point. If life continues as normal for the Russian people then they'll never pressure their Government to stop the Ukraine inv
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You're missing the scenario where the police take your phone and your electronics (and the yubi on your desk) and have access to all your accounts because of the yubi attached to it, and you're left locked out of everything.
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> can learn the game by itself without knowing the rules In the days when Sussman was a novice, Minsky once came to him as he sat hacking at the PDP-6. “What are you doing?”, asked Minsky. “I am training a randomly wired neural net to pl
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AIs currently are just pattern matchers, and patents are vague[0] enough that they could be anything 'lie detecting throat tattoo', well let's give our 'AI' a list of body parts and patent the 'lie detecting ar
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> I will also like to be compensated for what has been a frustrating waste of time They shut down over a year ago. IANAL but you've lost your money, and the notion you'd get compensated for not handling your own affairs in a ti
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Sounds like perfect blackmail material?
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