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makeset
12y ago
Hey, shorter than it took evolution.
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12y ago
I was. HFT is an interesting and rich problem on its own, but its complexity and difficulty pale in comparison to cancer research. And I don't get this "our brightest minds wasted on HFT/adclicks/etc" argument. Rese
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12y ago
Bah. Rich kids and their floppy drives.
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12y ago
Application path scanning follows symlinks recursively. One upwards link, and it never terminates.
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> Watching a coworker unwilling to take the time to the read the RFC try to write a parser for this… is a very special hell. I had to do this once (some fifteen years ago, when finding a bulletproof library wasn't necessarily an eas
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You wouldn't crunch numbers with it, but it was responsive and fast enough for most purposes, and had simple interfaces to faster native libraries for a lot of the rest.
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12y ago
Culture fit can be important in a sufficiently small company. What's baffling is why anyone would say that out loud to a declined candidate.
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12y ago
What do you mean by "devolution from Quake to Call of Duty"? I am honestly curious, as I haven't played either (motion sickness; no FPS for me).
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12y ago
Someone please make this into a phone/tablet attachment for putting on sunscreen.
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12y ago
I never thought aerial hobby drones were that interesting, but that sounds fascinating, as you'd be looking around in an environment seldom experienced otherwise.
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12y ago
NYC roads themselves make a good case for driving 4WD SUVs. What measly taxes we must be paying are clearly all spent on keeping the subway system clean and affordable.
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12y ago
There are fast tracks to permanent residence after a PhD [1]. But if you don't want to immigrate (owe US taxes for foreign income, etc.) then you're right. Staying on H1B is no way to live. [1] http://www.uscis.gov/
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12y ago
Blue light may be interrupting sleep patterns, but I assume people who call themselves night owls share with me a certain feeling of mental haze during daylight hours, regardless of sleep schedule. I'm also about 5% weaker at lifting m
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12y ago
I've been using RunPee for a long time, and it's been fantastic. Yes, they broke it a couple of times, but whatever, seems fine now. If I have to get a new phone, the essentials I need are text, email, maps, and RunPee.
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12y ago
That's almost as practical, comfortable, and dignifying as the alternative non-App solution of just peeing in your pants.
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A good number of popular small restaurants in NYC are cash-only. And then there's splitting the bill with large groups, where you don't want to (or can't) add yet another card to the pile, especially if you're not splitt
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12y ago
Deep learning models are neural networks, but their recent popularization is due to a new method of building them incrementally, adding generative hidden layers trained as autoencoders to extract representative features, until the final dis
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12y ago
You might not realize this if you have never trained for strength, but strength is very obviously measurable, especially with barbells, and when you get that feedback often enough with a program like this, it quickly becomes addictive. You
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12y ago
It takes a good 5 minutes of vigorous cranking against resistance to grind just two scoops of coffee though. Forearms are not amused. I'm shopping for an electric.
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13y ago
Your example doesn't demonstrate the ly suffix in English, incidental.ly.
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13y ago
Lego's old "RCX Code" language also not there, where sequential instructions hung vertically off of the event "clothesline." http://www.joschs-robotics.de/jochen/seminar/svkohkp4.jpeg
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13y ago
It can't hurt to deeply study joseki, but it's unusual advice before single-digit kyu, if not later (and hardly a way to get good FAST).
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That said, there is a special place in hell for people who move next to an airport and then complain about the noise. The special place next to hell's airport.
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Wish I could, but I'd have to shave again in the morning. Keratin shoots out of my face like meat from a grinder.
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13y ago
Are "safety" razors as safe as the fancier stuff when you're barely awake and in a hurry?
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13y ago
Not to mention quietly setting up a public profile page in your name that starts showing up among top results when people search for you. Creepy is right.
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13y ago
PLEASE. There's nothing wrong with COMEFROM.
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13y ago
"Nerd has girlfriend!"
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13y ago
Hate those buggers so much, I'd have no problem with this even if we'd also go extinct.
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13y ago
In practice, trading costs are very steep, and a single trading signal is almost never enough to exceed them, but multiple signals can be combined to make a decision while costs stay the same. For an individual signal study like this, a no-
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