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by jacinda 9y ago
"Chin said although technology has allowed Credit Suisse to cut back and middle office staff, headcount has remained flat because the bank has hired a large number of programmers." Interesting.
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Credit Suisse has deployed 20 robots within bank(reuters.com)
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by jacinda 10y ago
It sounds like it might be a tooling issue. I probably couldn't do this with someone over the phone, but I do this kind of thing all the time with remote colleagues using a screen share.
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by jacinda 10y ago
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Want to be happier and more successful? Learn to like other people(fastcompany.com)
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by jacinda 10y ago
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Girls and Software(linuxjournal.com)
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VW's new electric car will cost less, and go farther than, Tesla's Model 3(money.cnn.com)
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by jacinda 10y ago
Ultimately allow us to survive on Earth...until the next major extinction event. Meditation won't allow us to survive a massive meteor impact (which is just a matter of when, not if).
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by jacinda 10y ago
Exactly. And America isn't the only country that kept the abbreviation. Australia, Ireland, Canada and some countries in Southern Africa use the same term. http://deadspin.com/map-what-every-country-calls-the-thing-w..
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by jacinda 10y ago
Actually, they have a control in place in the study itself and they could additionally have compared against the results from the 1988 study where all the experimenters hands were free. Sometimes the experimenter had their hands free and ot
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FCC says AT&T violated rule requiring low prices for schools(arstechnica.com)
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Could Brain Training Prevent Dementia?(newyorker.com)
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by jacinda 10y ago
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The first great works of digital literature are already being written(theguardian.com)
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Driverless buses hit the streets of Sion(swissinfo.ch)
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What your city looks like when nearly every store is mapped(washingtonpost.com)
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by jacinda 10y ago
12/40 I work as a software engineer. The rainbow and characteristic body poses are the only thing that I can even vaguely "see" (and that was being generous). However, on the question about a lightning storm I can hear light
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by jacinda 10y ago
Interesting. I hadn't read about that model of working memory before but going through the article it does sound like we have similar experiences. 1) I also have a phonological loop - and would consider this the strongest part of my m
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by jacinda 10y ago
As a child, my dad had the "Mega Memory" tapes around the house and I remember listening to them. Very early on in the lessons, the instructor talks about using basic association because we "think in pictures." As an e
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by jacinda 11y ago
You may not, but other people do. --- Bostrom goes so far as to say that unless we rule out the possibility that a machine could create a simulation of a human existence, we should assume that it is overwhelmingly likely that we are living
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by jacinda 11y ago
<joke> AlphaGo let Lee Sedol win to lull us all into a false sense of security. The robot apocalypse is well underway. </joke>
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by jacinda 11y ago
TL;DR - Women have a statistically significant higher rate of pull request acceptance on Github, but only if it's not obvious that the profile belongs to a woman (based on username / photo).
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The Great White Fail Whale(techcrunch.com)
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by jacinda 11y ago
Gmail, Google Maps, Google Apps for Business, Android...just to name a few...
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by jacinda 11y ago
He states on the website that these texts are intended for first-year graduate students in mathematics. This is an "Introduction" in the same way that a graduate-level course in algorithms is an introduction for a Computer Science
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by jacinda 11y ago
That is, of course, unless they can crack the (much more difficult) problem of having a machine mimic human interaction to such a degree that the learner develops an emotional connection to the machine.
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by jacinda 11y ago
His follow-up from 2013 includes video of what actually happens when you pour this substance on various types of protective gear. It really drives his point home (and is full of entertaining explosions). http://blogs.sciencemag.o
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I am already a zygote. Is it too late for me to learn to program?(opensource.com)
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by jacinda 11y ago
Rocket Languages: http://www.rocketlanguages.com/ I really like Duolingo (especially the fact that it's free) but have been using Rocket Languages for learning German. You do have to pay for it, but it has an emphasis

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