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by jorgemf 9y ago
So, you agree with my comment? It still needs a bit more time to stabilize.
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I would add Tinder as another reason for less sex. You have thousands of posible candidates on your finger prints, why wouldn't you get the perfect one? So people skip most people and only small percent succeed. Before you were in the
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> Some source migration will be needed for many projects, although the number of source changes are quite modest compared to many previous major changes between Swift releases. It seems like the language still needs some time to be compl
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by jorgemf 9y ago
There are more byas. The test difficulty is different per language, the years of experience, etc. You cannot extract any conclusions from this article.
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Still is irrelevant. If you have 1 java position and 10000 Ruby positions, you are going to interview more Ruby developers, your data is going to match more closely the reality. For the 1 java position you are going to be more picky and dis
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Flame war ahead... I want you to bear in mind that this depends highly in the number of open positions per language/technology and the number of candidates per position. Does it mean I suck if I do Java in Eclipse compare to someone wh
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by jorgemf 9y ago
What does this add to something like the git integration in intellij idea? (Linux user here, I cannot test it)
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by jorgemf 9y ago
What is a PEQ?
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by jorgemf 9y ago
I did a reinstall recently of Arch and the only thing I did was to copy the user folder from my old computer to the new one. Everything worked out of the box.
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by jorgemf 9y ago
The Magic Leap is investors putting so much money in a 7 year old company without a product. Even considering they have now a game changer product, what did they have 5 years ago to make investors put money on them? This is technology, who
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by jorgemf 9y ago
No plus, minus please. I am tired of big phones
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by jorgemf 9y ago
when the iPhone X SE?
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Moving to web should be easier than data. When you do mobile development you do a little of front end and back end (I was Android developer before). Learning a high demanded framework would help in your case. Data will take more time but yo
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by jorgemf 9y ago
What do you mean to pivot you career? It is not the same moving from front end development to backend development than from front end to data scientist. If the pivot is "highly overlaped" you can try to pivot in your own company,
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by jorgemf 9y ago
I started using Bluetooth headphones last year without special reason. I am not coming back to 3.5mm headphones, wires are so annoying when you are doing something else and they are in the middle. So you have people like me and a lot of peo
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Moto X 2014 user here. I love this phone and sadly I would have to replace it soon because it is half broken. I don't have crappy apps like Facebook or Snapchat which drains the life of any phone. I think the biggest problem of Android
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by jorgemf 9y ago
For me it is a theory that needs validation. I am not an expert in genetics but I think we still have a long way to know how the genes map to features. > I don't really see distinctive features amongst bipolar or schizophrenic peopl
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by jorgemf 9y ago
For example the Down syndrome is an alteration in the chromosomes that affect to the intellectual abilities and also the facial features
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My point is that there are more factors that the biological capabilities (or whatever an algorithms says) to be good at something.
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I always though that if the skills of a person are highly shaped by the genes, that would have a reflection in body traits. So basically you could have a good idea of the mental skills and personality of anyone just analyzing the body and o
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by jorgemf 9y ago
The link is about TPUv1, but Google is already using TPUv2 (or maybe TPUv3, they don't talk too much about this things).
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that you don't have to install apps to use them? Like you go to a web page and can have native experience, with its animations and everything. Much better than a web experience.
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You don't need to have all apps installed. For example: you can go to facebook web page and launch an instant app, so you have the native experience without having the app installed. Also with places like amazon or anything that you do
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Instant Apps: I think this can impact very positively the environment but there are almost not mentions to it.
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They release the algorithms so other researches can improve them and they can use the new ones with their dataset. They release the frameworks so people learn them and then it is easier and cheaper to find employees. That is what I think.
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Why do you think companies like Google release so many things open source related with AI (papers, models, frameworks)? Because they have the data to train them. In my company 90% of my time is dealing with the dataset, having a good and bi
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by jorgemf 9y ago
you are having bias with the word malformation. It is not something bad per se, it only means it is not what you find in most people and that is have bad consequences (or what we want to classify as bad). > we see that women excel up to
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Yes, but they do it in the topic they are discussing. The manifest was focused in changing the diversity programs in the company and was presenting facts to consider that option. In no way it was focused in discussing the differences betwee
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by jorgemf 9y ago
> Physical is different than mental: yes If you say that there is no relation between our biological features (like genes or hormones) and our mental capabilities, I have to disagree completely. And I want someone to support that affirma

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