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by ipiz0618 6y ago
> Talent isn’t a measure of how good you are now. It’s a measure of how fast you improve with practice. Spot on. Hard work matters, but people stating hard working geniuses as examples without mentioning there are many hardworking indivi
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Not by the trio, but Undercurrent was the first album I listened to, and my favorite from Bill Evans by far. His (and Jim Hall's) improvisations, and the overall tone of the piano, in these tunes were incredible in terms of both melody
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
The love for F# is justified because it's really a clean language with a well-defined core library. The one bad thing about it is that the documentation is really insufficient and confusing to people who don't already know .NET. I
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
I think you're being sarcastic, but in some Asian countries disallowing romance is actually pretty common, even in high schools.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
This is neat! I can think of several instances where this would be useful in my code
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Also Gui Minhai, Chen Qiushi, the 12 HK residents, countless protestors...surely China has a tolerant government according to this guy.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Given China's history to staging videos / forging evidence / faking suicides for oppositions [1][2], I'd say this is a valid concern. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gui_Minhai#Release_from_PSB_cu
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
I'm pretty sure there's gonna be a fork of all major projects on GitHub on that site, so that developers inside the wall can use the site exclusively. Chances are the forks are going to be updated with actual code from GitHub from
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Just looked it up and it is actually very similar, along with Pinboard. I even planned to have an opt-in "popular" page for my app before hearing Pinboard does this. They are surely examples to refer to.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Awesome ideas! Reading news in retrospect allows more insight and less emotion-driven rants. And I dig the minimalist design. They load fast too.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
As a Data Scientist, I do everything you mentioned because I came from a SWE background. I think Data Scientists, even if they are only interesting in the "fun" part of the job, should know how and why data are captured their way,
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
I'm working on an anonymous bookmark sharing web app. The key to the app is that anyone can keep a bookmark with just the url and the password, without signing up. The main use case is for multiple people. Think of it like Pocket &#x2F
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Cool plug-in!
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
The "random note" function sounds really neat
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
+1 for the self hosting option!
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
To people who maintain a personal knowledge base: how often do you check older entries of it? And how useful is the graph view as compared to traditional list view note taking grouped by tags?
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Never played the Cyberpunk 2077, but having recently finished Witcher 3 GOTY edition, it seems there are still a substantial number of bugs in it. Some bugs even prevented me from finishing a quest. Despite this, I still enjoyed the game a
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Agreed. All dictators say this to their opposition - that they are just out to disrupt "peaceful" society. In China, "being peaced" is an internet slang that means silencing opposition by the government.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Received my rewritten resume a while ago, would say it's definitely worth trying. It's a clean rewrite of my otherwise clumsy resume, and I regret not having found this earlier.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
IMO, it's knowing how to balance code quality and handle errors within time constraints and other restrictions. Any simple application has the potential to be very complex when one wants to handle every possible scenario. Knowing where
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Not predictions but hopes: 1. ARM laptops will become mainstream. 2. Major brands will release their phones / tablets with reflective displays
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
https://www.instapaper.com/ Mainly for the function to send to my kindle for less eye strain. (Shameless Plug): I am developing a sharable bookmarking app that allows sharing of bookmarks: http://axomark.herokuap
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
Conda results in more dependency issues than pip imo...Switching between development environments (Windows > Linux) is a nightmare
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
And sadly so, this is still not the case for job interviews, where they expect you to memorize algorithms you normally search online or refer to your previous implementations.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
The part where he describes his mind looks exactly like mine... But I am aware I need money only for the freedom to pursue anything other than full-time work.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
The unawareness of the people here is worrying. Given its track record of censorships, especially of topics regarding the Uyghurs and Hong Kong, it is just unethical to support such a company.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
This is basically how I use ORMs. Only as a query builder. Writing plain SQLs in code can be very messy and hard to debug, and this works similar to an API the author mentioned in his article. IMO ORMs can spare some duplication, but relyin
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
This is assuming that the YouTube management (or the software behind) is authoritative of what information is correct. In reality, YouTube has not just once banned stuff "by mistake" and will continue to do so.
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
This is true. To think of it, some lawyers probably work for free in the weekends for the poor; some doctors probably read about medical breakthroughs (and inevitable solve family cases) at home, and teachers too. I don't see anything
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by ipiz0618 6y ago
In large organizations it is common to have multiple databases maintained by many different people. When a DS needs some data he/she needs to talk to all these different people, wait for them or their managers to grant access, and join

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