huherto

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by huherto 14y ago
Curiously, this is one the things he disliked about Java. http://www.paulgraham.com/javacover.html
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by huherto 14y ago
But it works both ways. It is a "tariff" when you want to export.
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by huherto 14y ago
A small anecdote. My father was very accurate and fast to measure distance in meters using his steps. Very useful in construction. You would not use centimeters in this use case.
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by huherto 14y ago
> The fundamental data structure of data transport between layers is a hash. This is for both incoming and outgoing data from the each layer. There are many benefits to this approach. The biggest benefit is that each layer stays decoup
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by huherto 14y ago
In my opinion "Be so good they can't ignore you" is helpful with the first question.
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by huherto 14y ago
Can your recomend a brand/model? I would like to buy one for home.
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by huherto 14y ago
May be this time you can fit here your proof that P == NP.
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by huherto 14y ago
Interesting. But the bridges sound like a bad idea for your back.
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by huherto 14y ago
And this article survived from 1922. So it is probably good. Selection bias?
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by huherto 14y ago
I will know. Sorry, I couldn't resist. I will delete this in five minutes.
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by huherto 14y ago
A "hack" would be to switch the sender and receiver addresses on the envelop; and mail without a postal stamp. What is the postal service supposed to do with an envelop missing the stamp? Yes, you are right. Return it to the sender.
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by huherto 14y ago
Hola Sergio. Just out of curiosity. Could you comment on what are those perks? Thanks
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by huherto 14y ago
Quicksort is usually randomized. So it is not a matter of the order of the elements, it is a matter of very bad luck on selecting your pivots. So even if worst case performance is very bad it is very unlikely. But you have to understand why
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Salman Kahn on CNN. The future of credentials(schoolsofthought.blogs.cnn.com)
3 points by huherto 14y ago|0 comments
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by huherto 14y ago
That is a good question. In both cases it is the Berkeley class.
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by huherto 14y ago
I have already taken 5 courses and I was thinking the same.
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by huherto 14y ago
There is still hope for you ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_atheism
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by huherto 14y ago
"Osborne'd"? Sorry what is that? ok, got it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_effect
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Recursive song by Udacity Professor Michael Littman (youtube.com)
1 points by huherto 14y ago|1 comments
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by huherto 14y ago
How good is the UI? Is it the same it had when it was Google wave? Thanks
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by huherto 14y ago
That is not true. I took the DAA class and you could choose your own language. I used Python.
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by huherto 14y ago
You should be happy that you can do better.
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by huherto 14y ago
Isn't it great that at the beginning the coursera ML course was better than the Udacity AI. And now it seems like the tables have turned. We all are learning about this and the quality of the classes should go up.
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by huherto 14y ago
Just trying to avoid a lawsuit.
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by huherto 14y ago
I don''t know. It is my impression that traditional companies are not able to produce complex software. I guess there are many paradigms that you have to break to become a software company. It seems to me that is the reason why cell phone c
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by huherto 15y ago
I am very late to this discussion, but I wanted to share my thoughts. I didn't like too much the advice of the article. I would have taken the opportunity to tell the kid about diversity, to appreciate the diversity of other people and spe
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by huherto 15y ago
Learning a second language allows you to appreciate the commitment that it requires. People who has never gone thru the process, don't appreciate it and they think it is a matter of studying six months one hour a day. I had a supervisor wh
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by huherto 15y ago
Your page has been my main destination to see which classes are available. Thanks.
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by huherto 15y ago
Is this what happens to airlines? I was wandering that air travel is a very valuable service yet companies seem to struggle to survive. Thanks for the explanation, I wasn't familiar with the term.
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by huherto 15y ago
I had a similar idea after watching my kid staring at the blank paper. The idea was to have an interactive white board where you could manipulate an equation. The kid can try several things but the computer will only allow those that are va

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