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ionforce
11y ago
1) People don't value critical thinking and instead value things like political careers and crafting narratives. 2) Throw out corrupt leadership and anyone who evades auditing.
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11y ago
As far as I know (amateur language learning enthusiast) there's no support linking programming languages to foreign languages, other than random Internet folk such as ourselves drawing upon superficial similarities.
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11y ago
My unscientific take on this is it's about micro adjustments and just in time feedback. By focusing on where you ARE going, you will make that happen subconsciously through your motor skills. If you are going the wrong way (in micro am
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ionforce
11y ago
Do you have more information about this approach? I've never heard about it until now.
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ionforce
11y ago
This story is like the poster child of success with genetic algorithms.
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11y ago
Chances are the CEO doesn't know about such a group.
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11y ago
To play devil's advocate, there's certainly a limit to computer-based searches. If the computer's model (which was made by a person or persons) is under-specified, then it will produce suboptimal results. At least with a pers
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11y ago
This would eventually backfire if ad networks look for click fraud.
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ionforce
11y ago
It's like a security mechanism for spicy material. What stays in Vegas (defined as a group of individuals) does a better job of staying in Vegas if collocation is a requirement.
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11y ago
Man, using Perl professionally (as have I). What kind of job was it? Scala (my current language), world's apart! I was truly blind to a much higher, cleaner level of thinking/programming until I learned Scala.
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11y ago
Does anyone know how it works? Like does it make requests to a service or is it running in the browser, JS style?
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ionforce
11y ago
> It is an unbelievably stressful game This is why I don't play. So much stress.
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11y ago
What's the difference between a carpooling network with a high amount of usage versus Uber?
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11y ago
Usability problems like what?
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11y ago
You're absolutely right. But it's sad that comments like this even need to be made. Like people constantly forget that usability is a thing and not everyone has infinite free time to burn on setting things up.
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11y ago
I hate large change sets. They are impossible to code review. I would rather have death by one million patches than that.
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ionforce
11y ago
> Not having a well-written client is murdering them. "Murdering them" how?
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ionforce
11y ago
That's a strong "should". What would the cost of such an office be?
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ionforce
11y ago
There's no guarantee that the parents would be spending their added income on these dependents.
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ionforce
11y ago
You're like the most well-tempered comment in the entire thread.
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11y ago
What's the difference?
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ionforce
11y ago
I think this idea is a great in the nerd-good sense, as in I've thought of this myself many times... But ultimately I wonder if it will be useful or really gain traction. Maybe you can see it with really popular, hot questions, and get
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11y ago
I don't know Arabic but I'm very glad work like this is being done.
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11y ago
What is the Japanese zoning system?
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ionforce
11y ago
Basically bikeshedding real life.
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ionforce
11y ago
Who "adds two strings"? You're 1) converting the strings to ints 2) adding the ints. The possibility of confusion is the part that is already complex.
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11y ago
Who said they were?
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11y ago
> Perl is awesome for writing big programs in. This isn't even remotely true. No static types, no thank you. Runtime errors due to misspelled methods? Missing hash keys? Hilarious. Boy, I hope this scalar isn't undefined!
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11y ago
It's Perl, not PERL.
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11y ago
There's probably different levels of recall. Like, raw acknowledgement of timestamps, i.e. this must have happened here while I was there. And then actual high level understanding and processing, like I was at this place and it was unu
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