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by gugagore 6y ago
> Those language-specific package managers do not auto-update the packages you have installed with them Adding a new package often triggers a re-resolve of all installed versions. Whether any updates happen at that time depend on how you
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by gugagore 6y ago
You went from "open source products" to "open source projects" , and I'm confused about your point. Is Docker an example of both an open source project and product? > If you make a product, please prioritize solv
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by gugagore 6y ago
> why not just use a system-wide package manager? Here's a question: Even supposing all we had is e.g. Debian distros, why does Docker Hub exist? Why not just host all the artifacts in some repository and allow `apt-get install dock
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by gugagore 6y ago
Do you have a reference for your final example?
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by gugagore 6y ago
https://github.com/docker/roadmap/issues/183#issuecomment-74... > Blocking outgoing network connections to desktop.docker.com can keep you on on the functional 3.0.1 by not allowing the auto-upgrade to &#x
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by gugagore 6y ago
> exacerbates this problem To clarify, the problem you're talking about is that it's risky to be a landlord, and maybe more so now than a few years ago. > as landlords adjust the only lever they have left At least some landl
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by gugagore 6y ago
I have not found a way to script the `Keyboard Preferences -> Input Sources` settings. I even versioned (in git) a ton of the `.plist` (property list) files in `~/Library/Preferences/` (they are binary files, but one can u
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by gugagore 6y ago
Great point about half-baked features. The investment boils down to risk-reward. Can we say that the features that are introduced into Java at this point are features that have stood the test of time in other languages?
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by gugagore 6y ago
> Why bother investing in the languages with a much smaller market share when the big boys adopt good bits and pieces from them constantly? This won't always apply, but sometimes (many times?) there's a software endeavor that p
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by gugagore 6y ago
What evidence do you have for "these things are not caused by racism, because you can completely remove white people from the equation and yet the situation only ever gets worse"? "see what happens when white people are compl
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by gugagore 6y ago
No. If you find some code online, or on a thumb drive on the sidewalk, and it is unlicensed, it's incorrect to assume that it's equivalent to being permissively licensed for you to do whatever you want with it.
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by gugagore 6y ago
> Pretending that people are being jailed because of the color of their skin is ridiculous, especially considering that in many cities the jury, lawyers, judge, clerks, etc. are also of the same skin color. The extremely abbreviated way
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by gugagore 6y ago
This can be a useful connection, but I believe it's worth fleshing out in case it is misleading What's the alternative to using a NN for position evaluation? I can think of two: 1. Do minimax search until you have a winner or a st
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by gugagore 6y ago
It seems that there are two related but distinct ways to simplifying a model: 1. projections / disregarding some dimension, followed by some model in this latent space, followed by an injection back into the native space. The model is
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by gugagore 6y ago
I tried to debug it by assigning a different color to each path: https://jsfiddle.net/s2L3ydrx/15/ but it just gets the color of the final path, and I don't know why.
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by gugagore 6y ago
I explained that in my comment.
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by gugagore 6y ago
The connection you are drawing is not incorrect in my opinion. But perhaps I can clarify. The dynamics model in a KF is a linear system with an input and and output (often denoted u and y respectively). A Hidden Markov Model typically does
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by gugagore 6y ago
Have you heard of the "Unscented Kalman Filter"? It goes by UKF. It uses a different approximation scheme than the EKF, which creates a linear approximation of the dynamics, in order to propagate the mean and variance. The UKF com
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by gugagore 6y ago
This is an honest question: what responsibility does a TurboTax have? How would you find out that they messed up, and how would you react?
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by gugagore 6y ago
I think I understand what you mean, so let me dial back "anything involving the real numbers". If you are representing or thinking of "sqrt(2)" as "the positive solution to x^2 = 2", then you preserve algebraic
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by gugagore 6y ago
If, for a moment, you conceptualize of multiplication on non-negative whole numbers as repeated addition, then this is the algorithm: procedure product(multiplier, multiplicand) acc := 0 for i = 1 to multiplier acc
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by gugagore 6y ago
If you use a termination condition that has to do with convergence of iterates instead of a number of iterations (often the case), then you generally don't know beforehand the length of the finite sequences. Maybe you know a bound, but
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by gugagore 6y ago
Algorithms are not finite. E.g. Newton's method.
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by gugagore 6y ago
Is an "opaque closure" a kind of closure, or do you mean that the alternative to using closures is less opaque?
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by gugagore 6y ago
If there's already a language that's good at CRUD and ETL (or aims to be), and most programs are that, then it's not a problem to have other languages that are good at other things at the expense of being good at CRUD and ETL
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by gugagore 6y ago
I think I know the answer, but I'll ask explicitly. Suppose we have two components: A and B. A is defined to `RequireComponent` B. If I do `has(object, A) && has(object, B)` then can the C# compiler compile away the check for B
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by gugagore 6y ago
I might have an easier time following if there were some small code examples. For example, the article mentions that for simplicity some components require other components to exist. That sounds like something that cannot be encoded in the
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by gugagore 6y ago
I think the most interesting part of this is the lack of shared space in video conferencing, and how it gets in the way of ASL's use of space. As the article mentions, many verbs in ASL are inflected ("conjugated") according
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by gugagore 6y ago
One way to distinguish between something like ASL and something like whatever system is used by e.g. scuba divers and airport staff is compositionality. (Developed) Natural language has many pieces that are "productive" to produce
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by gugagore 6y ago
To the extent that these are related, it's because of disability. Braille is just a writing system. Signed languages are generally not.

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