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by ludamad 10y ago
How do you tackle the debuggablity problem?
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by ludamad 10y ago
The GP's point is if you're doing code deserialization, the definition of security is different. The data format having RCE bugs won't be as much of a concern, while trusting the data source will be much more of a concern.
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by ludamad 10y ago
Why the enema?
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by ludamad 10y ago
I think the project should highlight quality, meaning review burden, but I think everyone should be encouraged to do their own 500 line repositories and share them (call me crazy but something like hashtags wouldn't be a bad thing for
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by ludamad 10y ago
I think the best plan (for now) is to just have NN's et al as accessible as possible and have everyone try different things. It'd be cool to see accessible interfaces for pay-per-training on good hardware (TPUs?) tied in to some l
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by ludamad 10y ago
A range of 0..100 could be a static error. There's nothing fundamentally ambiguous about the technique, eg you can shift by 100 already.
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by ludamad 10y ago
This is public for the teachers, snooping this file is the same as rummaging through teacher's stuff!
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by ludamad 10y ago
I totally subconsciously stared at 'stia' but ignored it as I had all the info I wanted
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by ludamad 10y ago
It's made by a bootcamp graduate, not everyone is in such a luxurious position
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by ludamad 10y ago
Sad that shumway isn't mature enough yet to replace Flash completely, else this could have been a seamless change
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by ludamad 10y ago
You can use the 'web' link
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by ludamad 10y ago
I mean, you can always Google it, but that's personally what I read these comments for.
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by ludamad 10y ago
It's an interesting idea, but it would really need to be explored further. There's many things I see as variables that could cause the effect with the house maids, like an overly broad definition of house maids, or wrong assumptio
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by ludamad 10y ago
Which is its own concern, you shouldn't go somewhere where your hard work will look like nothing
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by ludamad 10y ago
It should of course not determine if you change your password, but no harm putting a password you no longer use
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by ludamad 10y ago
I'm not seeing when they'll be able to remove humans entirely if they want quality blurbs about news attached
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by ludamad 10y ago
This is student work from a course, is there continued development? EDIT: from bitbucket looks not
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by ludamad 10y ago
Presumably grandparent post was paranoid that http websites have some lower status in terms of being able to send notifications. Not a likely scenario, but not an entirely unreasonable question.
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by ludamad 10y ago
People spelling things nonstandardly is not really a serious issue in the first place. It's the extra information that must be learned, raising the bar for non-native speakers and people with a learning disability.
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by ludamad 10y ago
Standardize around US English because people are most exposed to its pronounciation, IMO
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by ludamad 10y ago
I think the await code is more explicit, whereas a callback is somewhat ambiguous
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by ludamad 10y ago
Linguistic purism in English is a different topic now than it use to be with English as an international language. I believe spelling reform to be the much more fruitful topic.
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by ludamad 10y ago
So evil-bank-of-america.net would do?
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by ludamad 10y ago
With this natively in V8 the debug experience ought to be much better than now, too
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by ludamad 10y ago
An example can be 'terrible' in many ways
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by ludamad 10y ago
Problem is that when you use C you get the low level coders on board relatively easily. Not always the case in other languages
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by ludamad 10y ago
"Build tool complexity" seems less reaching
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by ludamad 10y ago
Equivalently, click on the 'web' link
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by ludamad 10y ago
So error handling improvements, dependency consolidation, good gradual typing, good JIT are all things that Ruby will never see? He dismisses NodeJS despite it not having quite the same bag of problems, for one having excellent JIT and (IMO
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by ludamad 10y ago
It was always ironic going to a school that touted laptops in the classroom as a selling feature, and then having professors demand the lids be closed. I'm divided on the issue, but having a laptop reassures me that I can reclaim my ti

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