jackconnor

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by jackconnor 9y ago
Everyone, this is exactly what happened. He just got caught and, within a few days they announce this as a feature. If this is a coincidence the odds of it happening are 99 trillion to one. Facebook does this shit all the time, they do not
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by jackconnor 9y ago
Code Complete
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by jackconnor 9y ago
Good.
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by jackconnor 9y ago
I'm not sure that I totally agree, but this is the first new interesting point I've heard on this subject since this article originally came out, well done.
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by jackconnor 9y ago
Seeing that quote in the second paragraph got me so pissed
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by jackconnor 9y ago
"The good news is that the most important actions to prevent this from happening again today we have already taken years ago" What an asshole, if this were true this wouldn't have happened. I liked Zuck until today, now I thi
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by jackconnor 9y ago
Why would you spend all that money to make Bus and Bike lanes that are useless? And why are bike/bus lanes supposed to cover this lack of planning? Figuring out where the taxis and cops are supposed to stop should've been done bef
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by jackconnor 9y ago
Great article, and really, really good work with analyzing all that video. Those blockage rates, 40% & 55% of the time, are insane, I hope they listen to start working on a fix, because the current situation is ridiculous.
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by jackconnor 9y ago
It wasn't "Knowing Lisp" rather it was "not learning any other languages as the industry changed", and he still got a developer job at Google. Why is this here?
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by jackconnor 9y ago
This is a terrible article. He makes a total straw man out of neural networks by pulling code from an "Intro to Neural Networks in Python" tutorial and saying "What's so hard about this?" He also doesn't explai
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by jackconnor 9y ago
This is all that CS has ever been, and is the reason they're teaching in C++ in the first place (it's a low-level language good for learning fundamentals), which is fine. But a huge part of CS students graduate without knowing how
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by jackconnor 9y ago
Thanks! It's really good, I was super into it. Both thoughtful and scary, too, which I love.
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The Science of Annihilation: Terrifying talking bears, crystal trees, and more(medium.com)
3 points by jackconnor 9y ago|3 comments
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by jackconnor 9y ago
Dark matter disproven, wow this is amazing. This is literally one of the most important shake ups in modern astrophysics.