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by mgallivan 15y ago
I think it will only serve to hammer home the mathematical concepts. Best of luck!
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by mgallivan 15y ago
Computer Vision is a very interesting domain. If you're considering taking this course, do.
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by mgallivan 15y ago
That's ridiculous. Essays are already being shoe-horned into the 3-paragraph/introduction/conclusion format and (I believe) it's quite harmful to budding writers. An automated system of marking will mean two things: 1. Students will write
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by mgallivan 15y ago
Mixergy has a very... fluffy feel as a website. It reads like it's going to sell you a PDF document that will change your life in 5 quick steps. But once you get into the actual interviews there is real substance. Andrew is an excellent i
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by mgallivan 15y ago
I remember when I first started to learn C in university - we had a (relatively) large project due and I had yet to start. I convinced myself to program for something like 30 hours straight. It seems to be a bit of a badge to pull all nigh
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by mgallivan 15y ago
That seems strange to me, though. Isn't Iran bound by the UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights?
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by mgallivan 15y ago
Good for you. Will you continue to build on this or start a new project entirely?
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by mgallivan 15y ago
That's terrible - I wonder what the response would be if the man held dual-citizenship...
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by mgallivan 15y ago
Can someone explain the il/legality behind this? Articles say that the man is "a Canadian resident" - does this not affect where he can be tried?
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by mgallivan 15y ago
There's plenty of expert knowledge within each domain, though. It seems that simply being a fresh pair of eyes has an acute effect on success. Hamming suggested it, "You need to get into a new field to get new viewpoints, and /before/ you
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by mgallivan 15y ago
Why does transferring knowledge across domains have such exponential returns? Is it only because the time it takes other fields to adapt to new methodology is longer - or are there other factors? EDIT: Holy crap, I worded this terribly. Rew
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by mgallivan 15y ago
Awesome, looks good!
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by mgallivan 15y ago
It would be nice if I could just see examples instead of being forced to download a file.
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by mgallivan 15y ago
Not intentionally - I just wanted to point that everything boils down to gambling your time.
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by mgallivan 15y ago
But in an earlier article you do admit that it is quite risky: "To put it in a different perspective: as a startup founder, you are making a very risky and non-diversified investment." You're essentially gambling your time. That's what coa
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by mgallivan 15y ago
This post draws an arbitrary line in the sand. There's risk associated with everything you do.
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by mgallivan 15y ago
This is in a similar vein to most of the answers... Choose an interesting project from SourceForge - create something similar. This is more efficient because you're now learning a new language and domain-specific concepts at the same time