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by hasenj 9y ago
They thought they were playing him, and got about when they learned that in fact he was the one playing them.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Thank you for your disagreement. I would like to point out that your disagreement does not in any remote way make my statement any less (or any more) factual. I don't know why you assume the claim is unsubstantiated. I think it makes a
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by hasenj 9y ago
I won't be surprised if many (in the leave camp) will construe this as the EU sabotaging the security of its member countries.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Is that some kind of a meme?
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by hasenj 9y ago
Sounds a lot like a shared command line.
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by hasenj 9y ago
> But there is still a weird doughnut hole were it is perfectly acceptable to make fun of people with 70 < IQ < 90 I agree that what we call "bad work ethic" is just something that happens to people in that IQ range. Now
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by hasenj 9y ago
Well, it only needs to be as good as a knowledge human expert. When there's no right answer, then there's no right answer. And that's ok.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Google and Microsoft obviously can do it; they just don't want to spend resources on a public service when there are many other alternatives.
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by hasenj 9y ago
I'm more interested in (kind of) the reverse. Given a Japanese sentence (that uses kanji), figure out the proper reading for each Kanji character, using a neutral network. I know there are already hardcoded analyzers, like kuromoji, bu
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by hasenj 9y ago
I can't understand why people include GitHub as a deploy time dependency. Deploying should be about pushing an already built package to the destination server(s). The idea that you push the source code then build it on the server makes
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by hasenj 9y ago
Could be an interesting feature for IDEs to start studying certain control structures, not just function calls and parameters.
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by hasenj 9y ago
University degrees are absolutely necessary for medicine, law, and STEM fields. For everything else, going to University makes no sense at all IMO. Yes, philosophy and linguistics are interesting subjects, but not worth spending tens of tho
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by hasenj 9y ago
Exactly! I'm actually bewildered why some people think visual programming is a good idea at all.
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by hasenj 9y ago
That's what I think happened to other countries in the region as well. I'm from Iraq and speak Arabic but I don't think my ancestors are from the "Arabian peninsula", we just adopted the language. It also explains w
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by hasenj 9y ago
"Software as Experience" is a nice way to describe Apple's business model. Hardware spec wise, the price of a Macbook is probably double that of a regular laptop with equivalent specs (CPU, Memory, GPU, Disk, etc). But people
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by hasenj 9y ago
They would go to the library of their own accord. You don't need your parents to read things for you.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Are you saying that modern Turks in Turkey are just Greeks that converted to Islam?
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by hasenj 9y ago
It's hard to believe a person of high IQ is not going to be well-read and/or well educated. The only point about this test is it's specific to native speakers of English, but if you were born in North America than it surely a
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by hasenj 9y ago
> Who gives a hoot about IQ in 2017? What does 2017 have to do with IQ? Actually I think IQ is more relevant now since we have lots of incompetent people holding degrees.
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by hasenj 9y ago
It will drive down the wages of the less experienced programmers. Relatively less skilled programmers who still make higher than the average wage of the general population.
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by hasenj 9y ago
AI will take care of your grapes and your craft beers will indeed make themselves, as will your tomatoes, potatoes, and beans. Laying at the beach will get boring after two weeks probably.
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by hasenj 9y ago
You don't have to know it exactly. You already know enough. There are enough people on the planet with low IQ and/or high aggressiveness to make this infeasible.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Imagination is easy. Doesn't mean it's viable (or desirable). You cannot imagine your way out of human nature. You'd need at minimum the entire population to be of sufficiently high IQ and high agreeableness (and low aggressi
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by hasenj 9y ago
> Google had a fantastic product, which really worked. Lots of people think they have fantastic products. Lots of products take off without being fantastic. Lots of products can be really fantastic but never manage to take off.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Maybe OT but "free from work" is kind of an oxymoron. You can't be free if you don't produce. You will be a slave to people who do produce.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Why train someone to do grunt work when the machine can do it? Translating picture designs into html files is not really that much fun. Now the next step (probably more difficult) is you need a way to let the programmers "hook" in
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by hasenj 9y ago
I seriously hope that AI can soon take over the majority of work (usually mundane) involved in create CRUD applications. Leaving the programmer with simply customizing certain parts or writing very specific business or validation logic. It
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by hasenj 9y ago
The problem is when the student tries to write their own code. I'm not talking about anything complicated. Just simple imperative logic. You can explain to them an example code and they would nod and say they understand, but when it co
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by hasenj 9y ago
I don't know. I think general thinking skills are a pre requisite to understanding programming. I've seen many people try hard to learn programming but fail miserably no matter how much they try.
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by hasenj 9y ago
Not that women are children, but that women and children's lives are more precious than men. Men are disposable. They are supposed to fight and die. (Obviously not a video that I endorse)

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