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by gshdg 7y ago
Or you might think that a doctor who does a surgery like this every day, has done so for years, and for whom brushing up would thus be redundant is the doctor you want. Granted, that requires that it be a reasonably common surgery and that
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by gshdg 7y ago
Best de-clickbaiting fail yet
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by gshdg 7y ago
HyperCard?
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by gshdg 7y ago
The Manager’s Path by Camille Fournier has a great chapter on the topic. It’s engineering-specific.
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by gshdg 7y ago
You can have output that’s conditional on the input without having conditional statements. How is the output of the following not conditional upon the input? Are there any conditional statements in it? F(x, y) = x + y
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by gshdg 7y ago
My understanding is that this can be had at large well-established companies that don’t see tech as their differentiator.
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by gshdg 7y ago
And Apple
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by gshdg 7y ago
Riiight... have you ever read about what’s happened in places with high concentrations of humans that tried to return their bodily wastes to nature? See also London’s Great Stink.
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by gshdg 7y ago
(2011)
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by gshdg 7y ago
Disrespectful of whom? Have you asked why they think it’s disrespectful?
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by gshdg 7y ago
It requires double instead of single line breaks
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by gshdg 7y ago
With the failure modes we’ve seen from deep learning and related AI, maybe the statisticians are on to something?
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by gshdg 7y ago
Can someone please explain what the purpose of this is or why one would want this?
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by gshdg 7y ago
And the politicians and voting machine companies didn’t GAF.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Best quote from the article: “they constructed miniscule headphones specially adapted to the heads of rats”
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by gshdg 7y ago
Only if you have enough of them for each of your developers to spend all day in one.
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by gshdg 7y ago
These are also people who have been accused of doing awful things, not convicted. It’s not a huge stretch to suggest that some of them are innocent.
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by gshdg 7y ago
It does, but not until the bottom; and it’s pretty subtle about it. I’m just slightly annoyed at the way it propagates misinformation.
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by gshdg 7y ago
And none of this is true.
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by gshdg 7y ago
The article is about white people being uncomfortable about the mention of slavery. The equivalent here would be present day Germans being offended at the mention of death camps at Auschwitz.
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by gshdg 7y ago
The “puck” thing was about the type of grain he used. There was no indication that he’d previously sterilized said grain.
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by gshdg 7y ago
This is fascinating. I do wonder whether sterilizing the flour had any effect on the output. Doing a control with the same flour and modern yeast seems potentially worthwhile.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Any guess on how long until these are used for prostitution?
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by gshdg 7y ago
They may not be technically difficult, but they sure are challenging in other ways, and that makes them interesting to me!
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by gshdg 7y ago
No kidding!
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by gshdg 7y ago
This article compares working for a large org to working for oneself. It does not compare the experience of working for a small to medium sized organization (be it a startup or more established company).
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by gshdg 7y ago
I am a hiring manager and I agree wholeheartedly.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Fwiw, degrees were rarer in the software candidate pool 25 years ago, and become increasingly irrelevant as your career progresses. Once you hit about 5 years of experience, the amount of attention anyone pays to it nosedives. These days, g
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by gshdg 7y ago
You mean that one can’t retrieve a list of links about using google?
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by gshdg 7y ago
This seems to suggest that the correlation means hat patience causes wealth; but why assume the causation isn’t in the other direction?

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