kyberias

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   by kyberias 9y ago

   I think the code people have to write in interviews is not supposed to work/scale in the real world. The purpose usually is to test whether the candidate can implement a correct algorithm. Even though this is Java (?), it's used m
2. 512.▲
   by kyberias 9y ago

   Would you like to elaborate? What "agile graphs" fail and why?
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   by kyberias 9y ago

   You keep bringing up these useless analogues about movies and chinese boxes. Be more specific. There specifically IS user input involved here. There is no "building from scratch". I can look at (simple) video footage of a game I&#
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   by kyberias 9y ago

   >Lastly: https://i.imgur.com/epXYhJd.png If you cover up the top half of the image, the bottom looks gray. But the strawberries look red. For me covering the BOTTOM half makes the bottom look grey. Otherwise it looks sli
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   by kyberias 9y ago

   Because there is money to be made as in any speculation.
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   by kyberias 9y ago

   LLVM seems to have this as a test case: https://github.com/llvm-mirror/test-suite/blob/master/Single...
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   by kyberias 9y ago

   Actually I can help you out some more. The SNP in question is rs762551. Go to Tools -> Browse RAW data -> search for rs762551. It should show something like this: Gene SNP genomic loc Variants Your result CYP1A2 rs762
8. 518.▲
   by kyberias 9y ago

   Figure out what is the name of the SNP of the CYP1A2 variant, download your SNP data from 23andme and look for it yourself.
9. 519.▲
   by kyberias 9y ago

   > No, it isn't - just like the subject in the Chinese room experiment cannot understand Chinese yet is able to reply with perfect language to given input. Oh, come on. This is silly semantics. Human written engine doesn't &quot
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    But if it can predict animation frames perfectly (it cannot), it is practically a game engine (for that particular game). Think of the potential: we could create games just by giving the AI some example game play animations and it would lea
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    I have to agree. But I couldn't help myself.
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    Because there are a lot of interesting topics in his blog post that can be discussed that have nothing to do with whether he has some disorder or not. For example, I can actually pretty much relate to this guy's feelings about telephon
13. 523.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    Quit categorizing people into normal and not normal. It's not normal.
14. 524.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    Let's now all reference our own favourite IDE that can also go to function definition with one click.
15. 525.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    Yeah, let's make diagnoses of people we don't know because of some blog post.
16. 526.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    I tried it. Didn't find ME on my i5-4690K.
17. 527.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    Love the Minix slide. It's a wonder this news didn't reach Tanenbaum until recently.
18. 528.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    If someone told me that most Intel processors are internally running MINIX I would have laughed but there you go: http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/intel/ Anyway, how do I know whether my CPU has it and is vulnerable via U
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    > Honestly, if a three letter agency was working with a tech company to produce a back door, the last people I would expect to know would be most of the engineers involved in the implementation. Who would the first people be then?
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    That wasn't very objective or thorough comparison. But I certainly learned that the guy didn't like OData.
21. 531.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    So you're basically cloning OData, aren't you?
22. 532.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    How is this different, better, worse than OData? http://www.odata.org/
23. 533.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    Ok you are. But most web sites are not.
24. 534.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    I'm not so sure Azure is running Hyper-V, like the same that comes as part of Windows. So any Windows Hyper-V limitations might not apply to Azure and vice versa.
25. 535.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    I think you're confusing WebGL (explicit GPU usage) and how GPU is used to implement CSS transforms (transparent, implicit GPU usage).
26. 536.▲
    by kyberias 9y ago

    ?? Azure is used mainly by Microsoft customers who prefer Windows VMs, so the low number of Linux VMs is not surprising. It's actually surprisingly high.
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    What do you mean "use GPU acceleration"? Are you saying that a large percentage of sites use WebGL? Using GPU acceleration for web page rendering is just a browser performance optimization. They can render the same page without GP
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    I don't buy it. They must eat insane amounts to balance that two hours of workout.
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    Millions of open source packages. Right.
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    by kyberias 9y ago

    Yes, but I'm pretty sure in the past they have also been called Delayed Function Calls in Microsoft documentation. It doesn't change the semantics, of course. Same goes for the old Symbian OS.