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5mo ago
I feel like you need at least one of the two rules (time, float)
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5mo ago
We had to take calc, linear algebra, Boolean algebra and combinatorics the 1st two years
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5mo ago
VTI uses crsp and is very large
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5mo ago
It was much broader then HN
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5mo ago
CRSP is changing the index VTI tracks
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5mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/feb/20/barcelona-sagr...
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5mo ago
How could they have tested them without detection?
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5mo ago
Probably, until it happens everywhere. My main point was that, at least in their perception, this is something happening at many/most UC campuses
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5mo ago
I see it slightly differently. It "levels" up the poor programmers in the sense they can submit a ton of output that seems plausible to managers. But it can also help Sr engineers, differently. They tend to use it in smaller, mo
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5mo ago
My CS program required one year of upper division math. But you could take anything (I took set theory and meta-logic from the philosophy department, it was actually pretty hard!). They did not care about the specific math skills, they wa
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My (UC) CS (pure software) program required a bunch of math, but not for the math. You could talk almost anything (I did set theory and meta-logic), it was required to ensure a certain level of mathematical formalism and reasoning. Which
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5mo ago
I read the subreddit for the UC I went to. When acceptance letters went out this year there were (as you expect) a ton of questions from accepted students. About 1/3 to 1/2 included questions about how bad "grad deflation&q
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5mo ago
I'd say most of my CS classes (in the 90s) had us write out code by hand, on paper, during in-class exams. It was fine.
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5mo ago
To expand the UC system to accommodate everyone who could do the work would require repealing Prop 13, much harder.
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5mo ago
While this is worse in degree, it’s not new. I TA’d in the early 2000s and the first day students were warned that we used automatic analysis to find programming assignments that were similar to previous submissions. And renaming things, m
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5mo ago
And CRSP (VTI)
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5mo ago
Yikes. I would never approve a PR with that in it.
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5mo ago
No swap device
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I know this is not a popular / mainstream position, but I managed a very large fleet of systems this way: - no system swap - enough memory for core system services set aside in a cgroup for them to use - by default, all prod service bi
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5mo ago
Except the work saved should not be done at all.
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5mo ago
Among many, there is a zero sum attitude. This goes back to the founding and slave owning in the south.
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5mo ago
Anyone who has paid any $ to MS in the last 25 years will get exactly what they deserve.
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5mo ago
Unless you change the balance of selection pressures…
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https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/morningstar-conside... Morningstar said its CRSP Market Indexes will "undergo enhancements to introduce an alternative liquidity screen", making it possible to ad
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5mo ago
The index they use is altering the rules. I complained to my account rep, he agreed it was not great and is asking the fund mgmt what the plan is. I doubt there is a lot they can do.
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5mo ago
How can I transfer my shares of VTI for an interest in this pension fund, before it’s too late?
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5mo ago
If nothing else they could flame out of the pre-freshman classes before wasting too much time and $
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5mo ago
A better compromise is to require a warrant from a judge
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5mo ago
License importers? Have them audited, post a bond, etc?
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5mo ago
And you don’t want a 100% cutoff. You need to admit some people just under the threshold since the scores are relative. You need fresh data to keep the model tuned. Some kind of weighted lottery
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