ionforce

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by ionforce 9y ago
Are you implying that Rust isn't performant?
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by ionforce 9y ago
> You could get cheaper and more experienced people pretty much anywhere in the world for at least 60 - 70% the price. If this was true and the only thing that people wanted, then it would have been done already. But clearly that's
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by ionforce 9y ago
I thought all neural networks had layers. Is this not the case?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Playing devil's advocate. I casually agree that AlphaGo Zero was valuable, but if we were to put the onus on you... What theoretical innovations did AlphaGo Zero provide?
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by ionforce 9y ago
You're not using it correctly. You don't throw shade /on something/, you throw shade /at someone/.
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by ionforce 9y ago
I thought I was the only person who asked this.
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by ionforce 9y ago
This is one of the most well-reason and true responses I've ever read about Perl. Who are you?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Where did you get the phrase "throwing shade on" from?
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by ionforce 9y ago
What is the Venn diagram of people who have experience in those frameworks, in finTech, and in London?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Is this like maximizing for movement options in a Chess AI?
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by ionforce 9y ago
I like where your head is at. This is the type of math we should be doing.
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by ionforce 9y ago
How so?
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by ionforce 9y ago
If you give a list of "possible next states" from any given state, that should encompass all the rules. If there's a rule that's preventing you from doing something, it's not a possible state. By nothing they mean h
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by ionforce 9y ago
Is there meaningful information in what one observes?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Knowing your vulnerabilities, fixing them, and caring about them at all are all different things.
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by ionforce 9y ago
Nice screen name
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by ionforce 9y ago
I know this isn't the exact same as the article, but when genetic algorithms were introduced to solve for build orders, the "seven roach rush" was in vogue, something that was unexpected at the time and "discovered"
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by ionforce 9y ago
Do you think his writings were advancing the conversation?
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by ionforce 9y ago
You don't think the generalizations against women were scary?
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by ionforce 9y ago
You don't need to go very far and blame Google for the level of difficulty. Making generalizations based on sex and without references is hostile from the get go. If you want to have a rational conversation, have it rationally.
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by ionforce 9y ago
Is this setting a value to the name `person`? What is the value?
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by ionforce 9y ago
A wide array of quality of life changes to Java. > The fact that things are shorter to declare doesn't make it better. This is debatable. In fact, shorter code could (but not always, of course) mean less room for error and more room
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by ionforce 9y ago
Did anyone else, other students, find his methods effective?
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by ionforce 9y ago
What is a dual?
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by ionforce 10y ago
As comments, usually. As near to the tech debt as possible.
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by ionforce 10y ago
Nowadays I always write future proofing code. Like, if I need to make a bad decision/tech debt, I will leave ample documentation explaining why and providing alternatives in a hypothetical better future. My future self is always happy
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by ionforce 10y ago
Because everyone knows that being aggressive back to your abuser is an easy, viable option.
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by ionforce 10y ago
Some demos would be nice.
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Scala Saturday: Functions for the Object-Oriented(medium.com)
1 points by ionforce 10y ago|0 comments
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Scala Saturday: Static vs. dynamic typing(medium.com)
1 points by ionforce 10y ago|0 comments

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