lotyrin

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by lotyrin 10y ago
Indeed. I'm the seemingly rare creature who was able and willing to jump through all the IRC hoops but can still understand the people who maybe can't but certainly won't.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
IRC, minus a bunch of technical nonsense nobody who is busy will bother to understand or manage (mode flags, server vs network channels, out-of-band post-hoc client-to-client features, netsplits), with good stories for multi-device (single,
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by lotyrin 10y ago
I find honesty gets misunderstood pretty often, like I must still have some angle but they just can't figure out what it is.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Generally, it is just verbs. The broader category (modification of any part of speech) is called inflection.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Mostly anything a human can test, a machine can test even if it requires end-to-end UI-automation integration testing. If there's a test that's part of the suite that is worth running every time something changes, it's simply
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by lotyrin 10y ago
In my experience, no, they cannot exercise judgment and an absolute system has to be in place. In theory, could informed, intelligent, rational actors without ulterior motive do so, sure. I'd sleep on a couch and eat ramen for the chan
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by lotyrin 10y ago
In the context of my life right now, this makes me pretty sad. Seeing effort, ingenuity and engineering leap the many hurdles of that era and build something that still seems remarkable to me because of prolonged exposure to the lack of tal
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Yeah, simulated annealing as to the order to place objects in is probably optimal for non-trivial values of n. Also, determinism can often be important and stochastic doesn't have to mean non-deterministic - seed the RNG.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Could probably train a network to look at the marbling and determine the deformation within decent bars with enough before/after shots. Might put some pounds on generating the training set though...
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by lotyrin 10y ago
They aren't. They compare to techniques "A+" from R. Timofte, V. De Smet, and L. Van Gool, “A+: Adjusted anchored neighborhood regression for fast super-resolution" http://www.vision.ee.ethz.ch/~timofter&
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Those looking for quantitative comparison of this against other techniques, it's on page 21 of the paper ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.01299 ) Edit: and to see for yourself in more detail there's https:/
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Agents to Cases to Leads to Contacts to Sales to Organizations seems super relational to me. Maybe you'd want some extra-schematic info in the form of a serialized column on each table, but that's about as far as I think you'
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Keep it up. These guys haven't nailed it yet.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
I'd be surprised if it took that long.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Definitely. But if the Japanese usage is as a proper noun, you can translate it and still use it as such. We do this with native words all the time - lower-case agile vs capital Agile, for instance. The question isn't whether or not we
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by lotyrin 10y ago
I know this is off topic, but I wonder why we use Japanese like this. jugyo = lesson, kenkyu = research. If we absolutely must make it into a proper noun, some kind of brand to sell, how about just "Lesson Research" instead of Jug
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Definitely have a refined set of interview questions developed, if nothing else to show for it. Never really get past: "Walk me through the steps of the your design process, what steps does software go through to get from conception to
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by lotyrin 10y ago
I've left. I've left every time, and I've got a resume full of shit jobs I left after a year because they were shit, and I'm not sure what to do at this point to get the kind of position where this isn't how things
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Maybe you're just not imagining the kinds of workplaces that we work in where we have these problems? There are teams where the political consensus is that even considering security risks is useless - who aren't budged on that pos
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by lotyrin 10y ago
What do you propose that people that want to engage in their craft with at least a modicum of craftsmanship do? Even if it truly weren't economical to build quality software and to use real engineering to reduce risks toward achieving
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by lotyrin 10y ago
It wouldn't maximize fear response in humans, only in the neural net that results from the training set. If we get to where we can simulate human neural nets (and identify the "scary" neurons) then we could perform gradient d
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by lotyrin 10y ago
And twisting the cable as they wrap it instead of rolling it up.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Because there are multiple actors required to make the proposal work as stated. How are all the actor's purposes aligned by the proposal such that you get a positive sum for all of the required parties?
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Why pay the idea guy then? Just have traditional promoted listings and seller/market pocket the money regardless of the origin or design of the items.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
It's because most software is under the umbrella of office people playing grown-up and not something where reality matters or thinking happens. Engineering disciplines, when faced with uncertainty do some math and decide that if the de
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Teams are made of people, and people are made of animals stretched to purposes far beyond any resemblance to the environment they were designed for / by. Animals will have ingrained habits, many of these will be maladaptive. People tho
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Surely you're joking?
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Even if that were the case, would the prescription be any different? Regardless of how the user fails to behave according to our designs, the designs which included their unrealistic behavior were wrong.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
How much would you pay a month, not to get paged when your single point of failure there fails, or you get traffic that outpaces it, or any of a number of other things? I'd pay more than 20 dollars.
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by lotyrin 10y ago
Still cheaper, easier and better than any team's infra I've seen to date. Usually there's some junk on DO or AWS, only a couple guys know where anything is. "Cheaper" because we don't track time lost to "w

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