jerrre

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   by jerrre 8y ago

   Any pointers where to start, if I haven't read/seen anything (nor even heard about) Tien, but I find it interesting to see what he has to say?
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   by jerrre 8y ago

   Title is slightly misleading (the shortened version of this post even more). Together with the fact that min-max is very similar to minimax[1] it made me expect an (language) AI article The article is mostly about optimizing a specific func
3. 213.▲
   by jerrre 8y ago

   I don't know where I read it, but it always stuck to me: identification is more like a username, not a password, and should be used as such.
4. 214.▲
   by jerrre 8y ago

   you could say with a 4.16ms refresh rate it takes on average ~2ms until the next frame?
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   by jerrre 8y ago

   Cool! What kind of projects do you work on, and what made you switch?
6. 216.▲
   by jerrre 8y ago

   Like the others say: depends. But wasn’t saying C++ compiles faster, just that I know from experience that anything over a couple of seconds can ruin your flow.
7. 217.▲
   by jerrre 8y ago

   > Let's face it – typically developers are familiar with OOP, garbage collected, dynamic programming languages. I think most of these programmers, and their project are not the target of Rust? If you're writing Java/C# or
8. 218.▲
   by jerrre 8y ago

   >big projects (my biggest project is 45k LoC) and it takes a couple of minutes to compile it I don't think 45k LoC could be considered big, and I _do_ think a couple minutes compile time is a problem. I say that as a C++ programmer,
9. 219.▲
   by jerrre 8y ago

   * Select 2 random contacts A & B. Swap their details (phone no, email etc)
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    Maybe a site that uses all existing videos on YT, but points directly to the relevant point?
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    I think a big differences is between a) tools for professionals/experts where the assumption is the user knows best what it wants, and will spend time figuring out how to reach it b) the instagram/autotune etc kind of tools that m
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    what usage of "it" are you referring to?
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    Ah, thanks! So it's not non-nativeness at fault :) Just that I'm some-one with out the knowledge you assumed.
14. 224.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    What does federated mean is this context? (from a non-native English speaker)
15. 225.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    If less-optimal temporal or spatial accuracy is enough, GEO IP stuff needs even less permissions
16. 226.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    I have a feeling this is mostly something that can break an otherwise great job, mostly a negative modifier. So the default is no influence, so not worth mentioning?
17. 227.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    you might also conclude this school creates better founders than employees
18. 228.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    what do you mean by 'vintage' in your article?
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    If other languages can exist where pork and pig are the same word, doesn't it prove the opposite?
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    While I agree these links look dumb (to those who take the time look), I'm quite happy as a user I can see I'm very indentifiably (?) being tracked. Also your solution you could do yourself by providing traceable links for every c
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    How do you deal with the fact that many interesting people don't have/take the time to write anything out?
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    You could ask what their reason is for wanting you to demo it?
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    I feel for fooling a quick skim, getting interpunction/capitalization correct/believable was the biggest improvement.
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    http://www.paulgraham.com/aord.html to save the next person looking it up
25. 235.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    A very common name also has its problems. Large chances of being compared to peers with the same name for example.
26. 236.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    Strange how the italic version seems much less bad.
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    Disruption wont come from yet-another-browser, and of course surely it won't come from yet-another-browser-with-less-features It might come from a piece of software that solves a problem for some group of people that a browser can&#x27
28. 238.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    FFF = Friends, Family, and Fsomething?
29. 239.▲
    by jerrre 8y ago

    Don't change your product based on one conversation.
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    by jerrre 8y ago

    I think that depends on personality maybe? I'd rather live with sloppy work I'm proud I did myself than to think I hired somebody and they delivered a bad job.