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by int3 4y ago
Thanks for the answers! And the push vs pull link is a great explanation indeed :)
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by int3 4y ago
I don't have very much background in ML or distributed systems, so forgive my naive questions... > After all, most ML in industry today seems to be lightweight models applied to heavily engineered features I assume "lightweight
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by int3 5y ago
In cities, it's hit or miss. Outside of that drivers tend to be pretty gracious. > If there's no semaphore, good luck crossing Do they actually call traffic lights "semaphores" over there?
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by int3 5y ago
The method limit is the more constraining one. Also, Google eventually lifted this limit on newer versions of Android because other apps were running into the same issue. It's not just FB :)
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by int3 5y ago
You seem to be reading a lot into what I wrote. I never said anything about a "character defect", or that the problem is easy to solve. I'm saying that easy or hard, we do have agency. In particular, I disagree with these t
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by int3 5y ago
I don't think it really matters how it's normally achieved. The point is that it can be achieved through conscious choice. I used to be slightly underweight when I was younger, and could eat endlessly with no consequence. These
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by int3 5y ago
Phones have much larger batteries and pack far more functionality into a small space than a regular watch. Hard to see how the constraints are comparable.
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by int3 5y ago
There are also plenty of funds trading commodities, and many of those can be framed as "necessities".
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by int3 5y ago
> I’ve spent a LOT of time of the past few years trying to get a hold of reliable MLS market data to do my own sort of analysis to try and find affordable enclaves or diamonds in the rough or whatever and that data is damn near impossibl
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by int3 5y ago
There's always non-specialist work to go around, even on specialist teams like those working on compilers. Build system integration & profile gathering for instance. Some teams will be happy to start you off on that while you ramp
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by int3 5y ago
Why do you hate the global poor?
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by int3 5y ago
https://lld.llvm.org/NewLLD.html#key-concepts > The semantics of LLD’s archive handling are different from the traditional Unix’s. You can observe it if you carefully craft archive files to exploit it. However, in realit
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by int3 5y ago
> Why is it in your interest Because a society where we can have less partisan opinions and more fruitful discussions is a better one. But I'm not attacking you, and I don't think most of the other commenters are, either. You e
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by int3 5y ago
> If people can't think clearly about anything that has become part of their identity, then all other things being equal, the best plan is to let as few things into your identity as possible. I can respect that "all other thing
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by int3 5y ago
You don't have to ignore these things. You can acknowledge that they are real and affect you personally, but keep your identity and opinions separate from that. It's the difference between "immigrants tend to have a hard time
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by int3 5y ago
Did you even read PG's article? It explains the consequences of identification.
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by int3 5y ago
And how does that foisting happen?
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by int3 5y ago
You can acknowledge your preferences without making them your identity, though. E.g. you can admit to yourself that you are attracted to a variety of genders without thinking of yourself as being queer.
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by int3 5y ago
LLD's Mach-O backend is still in development. We'll definitely benchmark it against zld when it's ready. I think we can be little a bit faster...
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by int3 5y ago
A lot of the complexity stems from supporting multiple platforms/versions/optimizations/build configs, though. ld64/zld supports 300+ CLI flags... Also, LLD in trunk can link for Apple Silicon too :)
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by int3 5y ago
It's more like we shouldn't pay for things that don't benefit us... no one is owed economic development. Also the marginal value of forests and wildlife have changed significantly over time as they have been depleted. The tra
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by int3 5y ago
Don't weak definitions already cover this? It's just a matter of the application authors taking advantage of it...
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by int3 5y ago
Technological expertise from decades of running & improving an extremely complex manufacturing process?
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by int3 5y ago
Intel has a lot more to offer than the smaller businesses. It's a mutual exchange -- more than you can say for the typical tax.
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by int3 5y ago
> I hope I am just missing the point. Pretty sure it's a pun for the French `tout suite` -- "right now / ASAP". Pretty clever actually given how much value people place on immediacy on social media...
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by int3 6y ago
Renting is a choice. Choosing a particular apartment at a given price point to rent is also a choice.
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by int3 6y ago
As an interviewer who likes asking about them... I'd say they're surprisingly useful. - Barring very degenerate inputs, prefix tries are usually faster than `std::set<std::string>`. And for longer strings, prefix tries are d
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by int3 6y ago
Do you not think that good service results in better profits?
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by int3 6y ago
It's quite odd to flog the "free software" dead horse on a software entrepreneurship site
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by int3 6y ago
So one page of paper can store one page of data?

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