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by joddystreet 7y ago
anything on this channel - https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCHnBsf2rH-K7pn09rb3qvkA - CMU DATABASE GROUP. all thanks to - https://mobile.twitter.com/andy_pavlo - Andy Pavlo - has a quote, something li
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by joddystreet 7y ago
Every category of product is filled with multiple companies offering their own version of the product. There would be clear market leaders and there would be the upstarts. the product features though vary, according to the company's bu
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by joddystreet 7y ago
Yes, the practices everyone should follow, because they make sense. The - nobody actually does - part is a whole new discussion. Question popped in my head while reading this para from the book - "Techniques proven and routine in othe
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by joddystreet 7y ago
Apart from spec-ing the projects before kickoff, do you have any insights about how the engineering teams, outside the SE domain, communicate and co-ordinate?
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by joddystreet 7y ago
A software shipped with life-supporting medical equipments, for example, should not have the missing spec problem. Or, I assume so.
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by joddystreet 7y ago
"scheduled progress is poorly monitored. Techniques proven and routine in other engineering disciplines are considered radical innovations in the software engineering"
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by joddystreet 7y ago
"other people set one's objectives, provides one's resources and furnish one's information. One rarely controls the circumstances of his work, or even its goals. In management terms, one's authority is not sufficien
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by joddystreet 7y ago
I am reading the book :) I just wanted to know, given that someone outside the software engineering has read the book or that someone inside the software engineering, can shed some light on - "the techniques proven and routine in other
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Ask HN: How relevant is The Mythical Man-Month outside the software industry?
27 points by joddystreet 7y ago|32 comments
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Ask HN: Please suggest review papers in CS topics
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World’s 10 most polluted cities, 9 are in India. (2018)(cnbc.com)
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by joddystreet 8y ago
Siddhartha- Hermann hesse
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by joddystreet 8y ago
1. Bhagavad-Gita 2. Sapiens 3. Behave 4. Why we sleep
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by joddystreet 8y ago
The legal industry is not averse to change, the challenges are 1. Law is highly interpretable, it can't be just 1/0. Facts are 1/0, but not the law 2. Law firms tend to be small in size, generally <200, Lawyers are incline
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by joddystreet 8y ago
Database lecture series by CMU DB group - taught/managed by - twitter.com/andy_pavlo - just amazing.
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by joddystreet 8y ago
The one I am currently working with - Multiple calls to the database (a lot of times in a loop) - Rather than reference, or variable passing, DB id is passed as a parameter to functions, so multiple calls to the database for a single object
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Ask HN: What are a few technologies that just keep on surviving?
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What documentaries would you recommend watching and why?
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How could a software dev build a bottom-up understanding of quantum computing?
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What are other review papers on various AI,ML,DL topics similar to Schmidhuber?
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So the future of CS is employing the existing research to other industries?
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Ask HN: What is your area of expertise and what books still blew your mind?
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Ask HN: Where can one learn about the history of the internet and the protocols?
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by joddystreet 8y ago
Bhagvad Gita (as it is) - A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada Not just a spiritual book, more like the guiding principles that anyone, starting something new, could use. The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation -
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by joddystreet 8y ago
Short summary: first world problems. But, that is how progress is made - shifting the baseline.
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Why Facts Don’t Change Our Minds (2017)(newyorker.com)
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Cement alternative to reduce concrete’s carbon footprint(qz.com)
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Ask HN: What are the cool new features that you would want to build in your app?
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by joddystreet 8y ago
Sapiens ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23692271-sapiens ) Gave words to describe my feelings for various ideas in my head. Another thing that happened (probably unrelated), after this I reestablished my read
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Future Workforce Report by Upwork.com (2018) (infographic)(upwork.docsend.com)
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