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kelvin0
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>"...The goal of D3M is to help overcome the data-science expertise gap by enabling non-experts to construct complex empirical models through automation of large parts of the model-creation process..." This makes me think of th
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OK, so how do you store your model? In analog or digital format? If it's digital you might have to convert the analog signals into digital, with all the constraints involved with such a conversion. Also when you replay your model to pr
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Why wait all this time to figure out they want to sue? FB bought occulus, Carmack Joined ... a few years later their lawyers wake up now? Anyone know more about this, or at least has seen similar strategies before? The only thing I could gu
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10y ago
Facebook.gov : The new platform to tie in all branches of the government: Healthcare, DMV, Criminal Records, Credit ... Bonus if the API endpoints for each Service uses GraphQL.
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Now instead of doing this, if they could add more content for Netflix Canada (and other Non-US countries) ... :-)
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10y ago
CSS was the one thing I dreaded before doing web stuff. I'm a PC/Console dev for many years, and never was able to get stuff to look 'decent' when trying my hand at HTML/CSS/WebApps. The 'default' loo
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10y ago
Well, here's the next best thing you can do: http://www.firewatchgame.com/ Play a game about a Forest Ranger. I played this game through and it's fairly enjoyable (even if my usual cup of tea is Battlefield/G
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10y ago
I understand this, and maybe it's an opportunity for you to find out more about them considering your expertise. Following your fact finding quest you could then post a detailed blog about your analysis for other HN'ers to read. I
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10y ago
There really are different 'cliques' on HN, depending on which subject is posted. And this one seems to be the 'not so positive' clique. If framework is bench marked, or if people create a great CSS suite and animations,
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10y ago
Crowd fund it! Of course, then you have the issue of a journalist that becomes popular and gains more power, and then distorts stories for profit and more power ... and ... never mind. :-)
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TL;DR : Even though ReactJS (or any other JS framework) is 'heavy', Web Devs still need them to be able to code in a sane way for real world products.
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10y ago
Why is this downvoted? I've rarely seen downvotes on Who is hiring? Any feedback would be appreciated.
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10y ago
I hear the settlements are beautiful this time of the year. Seriously though, it looks like an interesting place and quite polarized in many ways, I might be wrong.
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10y ago
That 'unpleasantness' is due to a part of yourself recognizing some truth and being uncomfortable with what the mirror projected back. It's normal, all of us experience it. It's very useful to analyze why something makes
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Recently (last year or so), I've noticed Morgan Stanley posting a continuous stream of programming jobs (C++, Python, Java...). I wonder : if this is related to the story? I live in Canada and they might be looking into lower the cost
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10y ago
Well instead of JSON you can use Google's Protocol buffers: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/ Haven't used it myself, but worked with people on a project which did, and boy does it fly compared
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10y ago
I agree, Ads in theory do help connect people or businesses to services and products they might need/want ... But, it becomes a race to the bottom, and it is to be expected that every business will want more eyeballs on its products an
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This. Thanks for clarifying to parent poster.
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I know some legitimate businesses depend on ads for revenue, but it really has become ridiculous. As a 'normal' internet user, being bombarded and having websites complaining about my ad blocker is starting to piss off quite a bit
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Zuck, you had the hacker in me at 'hello' :-)
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'Mama' Rand would be so proud of you :-) Seriously though, 'rational' people can also be misinformed by a large corporation and a system which does not necessarily incentivize getting people healthy, and only wish to mak
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10y ago
Yes, and this book epitomizes your point: https://www.amazon.ca/Extreme-Ownership-U-S-Navy-SEALs/dp/12... I recommend the read to anyone working within teams of people.
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TL;DR: Some devs introduce toxic code in your codebase, you shouldn't hire them. However, it seems to me proper code reviews and mentoring would have prevented that in the first place? That's an important responsibility for the &#
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Hilarious, this is the worse piece of journalism I have seen in a while. Saddam was a US backed 'bully', and as soon as it no longer suited them they took him down on false pretenses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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Well he simply switched groups he was 'helping': he used to be helping Strippers and Coke dealers (financially), now he's helping others with his newfound law insights and retelling of this story.
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10y ago
Here's my personal recipe: * Call cable company and cancel cable TV * Buy an Ouya (I was a kicktstarter supporter!) * Buy an older (non-smart) LCD flat screen TV * Download BBC documentaries Never have to watch news and ads again! And
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FireFox not supported by LogoJoy. The joy has left me, I really liked the whole idea though.
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Yes, my post was meant to be sarcastic, clearly the 'old' is not always 'good'. It's a counter point to the OP's rant.
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Ah yes, the good old days: When cars had carburetors (and none of that fancy electronic stuff), maintenance was so much simpler. Cold weather sometimes got in the way of starting up, but once you were running, the joy! Using punch cards an
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10y ago
Working on a Software Modem using AFSK written in Python. Delving into DSP for fun and giggles!
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