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lsh123
6y ago
I’ll repeat reply to another comment: you would have made an assumption without knowing facts or trying to ask questions
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6y ago
I’ll repeat my reply to another comment: you would have made an assumption without knowing facts or trying to ask questions
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lsh123
6y ago
I’ll repeat my reply above: you would have made an assumption without knowing facts or trying to ask questions
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6y ago
Well, you would have made an assumption without knowing facts or trying to ask questions.
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6y ago
A few people I hired this or similar ways became my friends and we still connect, get coffee, etc. Your mileage may vary. If you want to hire warm bodies to write code then this is not a good way. If you want to hire people who will make st
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6y ago
I think your experience would strongly depend on whether people listen when you tell them they are wrong. I think you will enjoy it if they actually do listen and fix things you point out as wrong.
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6y ago
The price of hiring a wrong person is much higher than the price of not hiring a good one.
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6y ago
Yes, I would love to chat and see if there is interest ;)
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6y ago
I was (and still am) interested in hiring people who would challenge manager, TL, ... and speak up if they think something is not right. That was just one of the filters.
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6y ago
Long long time ago in a galaxy far far away I used requirement in job postings “10 years of Java experience” (when Java was about 7 years old) as a filter: people who wrote me complaining about unrealistic requirement got interviews; people
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6y ago
I like ads tracking as much as the next guy. However, I am not comfortable with a browser modifying content in any way. I am fine to have extensions that do that, but the browser itself shouldn’t do it “by default” without user explicitly e
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6y ago
There is a very simple solution - no App Store at all! I can download and install anything I want on my computer. I can use Google or bing or DuckDuckGo or whatever to find it. Why do you need App Store in the first place?
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6y ago
“This is all for the greater good”
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6y ago
Does it also apply to WiFi? :)
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6y ago
As I said, I don’t know the history of this account but this specific comment that got it banned doesn’t look bad to me. BTW, I would personally ban all politics from HN.
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6y ago
Dang, I grew up in Soviet Union and what I see in the last couple days looks exactly like communists doing in 30s (removing unwanted people from photos, firing from work, kids betraying their parents to authority, etc). While I don’t know t
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6y ago
I have to admit that I did read a couple Bourbaki books. Or should I say “tried to read” because their texts are unreadable to put it mildly. They kill mathematics by removing the beauty of it and instead provide dry and boring texts that c
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6y ago
My house rules (I have 3 kids): - do whatever you want on your devices, but you break it - you fix it (your brothers might help you but it’s up to them); - on school days, all internet ends at 10pm, but you are welcome to hack into my firew
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6y ago
Audi calls it adaptive cruise control which I find correctly describes what it does.
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6y ago
I host my family & friends email server for about a half dozen domains for the last 20 years using postfix with courier imap. Once every 5 years, Gmail doesn’t like something and starts sending my emails to spam but it resolves by itsel
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6y ago
Cenotes are amazing, probably the most memorial dives I did. You don’t need to be a cave diver to experience it —- there are plenty of impressive views while staying within short distance to open water.
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6y ago
So, you are going back to the training data ;)
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6y ago
Right, probably it’s better to look at the model and call it “fair model” as long as the model output error on a given class of inputs is inversely proportional to the percent of this class in training data (eg more training data of the sam
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6y ago
Hm... could you please give an example of how biases of people who build the model affect the biases of the model?
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6y ago
What is “whole system of biases”?
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6y ago
We can’t prove no bias, but we also can’t prove bias... BTW, what exactly is bias in this context?
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6y ago
Could you please explain why balanced training data is not enough?
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6y ago
Citation needed.
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6y ago
Please add universal concealed carry laws (including all private spaces) and you have me onboard
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6y ago
Check WhatsApp. There is very limited multi device support but all messages and calls are always e2ee.
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