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by miga 4y ago
The need for the bypass indicates what is wrong with political marketing: too low standards, too much disinformation.
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by miga 4y ago
Probably yes, since past research indicates that learning delays cognitive decay. Even more, there is research pointing that continuous learning will prolong your lifespan. Best indication is a study on how university professors tend to liv
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by miga 4y ago
Depends on your audience. If your audience consists mostly of programmers, use top-left they are familiar with. If your audience is familiar with primary school math, choose their coordinate system: bottom-left. It is just convention that i
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by miga 4y ago
When one uses manufacturing job (burgers) as metaphor for software development, then you see that the guru thinks it is menial labour as opposed to knowledge-dominated process. Move along, there is little understanding to acquire from this
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by miga 4y ago
Releasing is great, but the 80:20 principle means that finishing 80% of features and throwing away 20% is always much faster than expecting to finish 100%. The difference between real life projects and college projects is that often nobody
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by miga 4y ago
Please elaborate what you look for: * Squeak allows access and extension of VM internals: https://www.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/hirschfeld/publications/media... * Similar for SmalltalkVM: https://hal.archives-
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by miga 4y ago
It is known that "speed of light" PugiXML can be replaced by fast processing in higher level language like Haskell: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2011.03536.pdf
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by miga 4y ago
Looks like you want to implement "asynchronous circuit": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchronous_circuit These basically need a handshaking logic for every independent data path.
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by miga 5y ago
Competitiveness will get a rocket boost from duty-free incontinence underpads (sec 74765). More duty-free exemptions smuggled in this act: * Sec. 74733. Dog and cat apparel. * Sec. 74747. Jewelry boxes. * Sec. 74746. Guitar cases. * Sec. 74
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by miga 5y ago
How different is "comprehensibility" from "epistemic legibility"? Comprehensible arguments are easier to argue with, and favoured by rhetorics.
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by miga 5y ago
It seems like UpWork failed to do due dilligence, and now wants to get somebody to pay for it. They frequently delay payments just because they await your validation after all. So the fault is on their side, but they may try to twist your h
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by miga 5y ago
This happened November 2021, while the software was used to attack public prosecutor and advocate in 2019. That means that they never reviewed the targets, and only reacted after the NGOs published a list of illegal attacks. (Eavesdropping
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by miga 5y ago
Relational databases proposed unique combination of an easily optimizable abstract model, and memory efficient implementation that won the day. Since the optimizable abstraction becomes more and more popular, it will dominate until we find
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by miga 5y ago
Example of ECS that was published on GitHub before this patent was even filed: https://github.com/jonascarpay/apecs.git
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by miga 5y ago
Depends on skills bar you have.
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by miga 5y ago
Tech people believe that highly skilled jobs are quality not quantity, Amazon CEO goes for quantity.
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by miga 5y ago
It has been conjectured before, that probably "most published research findings are false" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_Most_Published_Research_Fi... . But science is a body of the findings that are confi
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by miga 5y ago
Your expressions omits many necessary operators, and thus becomes ambiguous.
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by miga 5y ago
Haskell: ===== (%) = Data.Fixed.mod' expr :: Double = 8.036090802426098e12 expr :: Rational = 630330872315297185317 % 78437500 fromRational (expr :: Rational) :: Double = 8.0360908024261e12
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by miga 5y ago
That is why it should be called Qinesis, but this trademark was already taken! https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/qinesis/technology
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by miga 5y ago
Purportedly Simple Queue Service?
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by miga 5y ago
This one page is like a half of the AWS certification. The other half is best learned by porting services from competitors to AWS and back again. Can you please add Azure and GCP service names too?
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by miga 5y ago
All of us have to use money, so we make every excuse to say it is the only way of life. Homeless, jobless people prove otherwise. You can live without money, but the standard seems quite low. I hear it is possible to survive without society
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by miga 5y ago
This says more about OCR than Perl... But any language that detects random string as a valid program is under suspicion of allowing more bugs than valid programs.
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by miga 5y ago
No, just a statistical reality of multiple hypothesis testing. Just like you wait a few blocks for a confirmation on a blockchain, you have more and more confidence with confirmation of health research by independent papers. See statistical
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by miga 5y ago
Better title would be "38 ways to devolve discussion to irrationality". Schopenhauer was not a logician. He searched for ways of emerging victorious, not to search for the truth.
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by miga 5y ago
Looks like Dilbert is now working for a real company... And there are 30 thousands of him.
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by miga 5y ago
Many companies ask for enthusiasm for a particular technology in their job postings. I think this is a better explanation that having many companies that lose their money on unviable business model.
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by miga 5y ago
This is from PubMed - public index of medical research, not an official stance of NIH.
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by miga 5y ago
If he is motivated by profit, he may sell or liquidate company as well.

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