konstantintin

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by konstantintin 13y ago
everything about web development... apart from the two of the biggest languages/platforms for web development.
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by konstantintin 13y ago
nobody needs to do 3+ hrs of homework a night. when the load is so needlessly excessive, I think it's fine to cut some corners.
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by konstantintin 13y ago
how much of an increase in accuracy is gained by using the full collection of data rather than sampling?
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by konstantintin 13y ago
probaby not right... E(number_of_rabbits) = rabbits_in_last_turn - prob(land on rabbit) - sum_i_to_infinity(prob(land_on_blackhole)^i*prob(land on rabbit))
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by konstantintin 13y ago
why would you not allow your kids to play organized sports?
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by konstantintin 13y ago
what evidence is there that teachers are underpaid in the US when you look at total compensation?
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by konstantintin 13y ago
higher education -- a period in which someone (you, the university and/or the state) spends a lot of money to enable your education -- is a huge luxury. It's a totally fair question to ask "what are you going to do with your
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by konstantintin 13y ago
I think the effect is overstated by selection and attrition. if you're not capable of thinking logically in the first place you probably will not choose to study philosophy or fail out if you do.
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by konstantintin 13y ago
are there no problems with mongo 'once you get over a few million rows'?
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by konstantintin 13y ago
once you are a fully developed adult, intelligence is normally very stable. an analogy with weight simply doesn't work: anybody can increase their weight simply by eating more, but we don't know of any reliable methods of massivel
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by konstantintin 13y ago
most economists are not very serious about testing their models. this is reflected in the way the subject is normally taught.
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by konstantintin 13y ago
yes, there is a huge difference in humanity between someone in who simply misleads about company finances and someone who actively ignores their duty to care for their own children
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by konstantintin 13y ago
what % of developers regularly make use of such knowledge? what prevents non-cs graduates from opening a book on algorithms?
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by konstantintin 13y ago
you forgot mongodb
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by konstantintin 13y ago
you can't get good bone and muscle structure from a needle!
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by konstantintin 13y ago
yes, cultural differences and training are important for sporting success. this still can hardly explain the pattern pointed out above...
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by konstantintin 13y ago
How many fresh CS grads have a strong command of database performance or concurrency?