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7y ago
I agree with other comments that Glassdoor sucks, but levels.fyi has done a great job so far. Not sure what this does above and beyond that.
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7y ago
Free "like healthcare"... sigh.
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7y ago
IANAO = I am not an ornithologist?
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7y ago
But that's what video post-processing is for. You can do all the touch-ups in real time in software.
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7y ago
The main cost for Netflix is content, not engineering. They spend billions developing new shows. Disney has tons of existing material they can just monetize, so huge advantage there.
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7y ago
"This article is full of lies" -> can someone list them?
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7y ago
Anyone know how this is different from the reactive query layer that Meteor built on top of Mongo?
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7y ago
So are pull requests to this repo going to have to be implemented with rebases and force pushes?
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7y ago
How do all these pharmacists get trained in mushroom identification?
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7y ago
Only one comment so far in this thread has mentioned the obvious timing: Winnie the Pooh is often used to poke fun at Xi Jinping, and as the Hong Kong protests have started to garner more attention the CCP is starting to pressure more compa
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7y ago
A for loop seems to be supported but there is no documentation on how to use it. I'm getting the following error when trying to use a loop index i: Your for loop's body section is not legal. You can only use literals as a refineme
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7y ago
I accidentally removed my bot's head/torso/feet during the tutorial and could not add them back.
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7y ago
Actually, many of China's national treasures are in the National Taiwan Museum...carted over during the great escape of 1949.
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7y ago
I switched to Todoist after the death of Google Inbox (since I was using my inbox as a to-do list) and surprisingly it was the closest replacement for how I was using Inbox (with browser plugin), even more so than other email clients. I
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7y ago
This works for non-technical positions too. Generally it requires an experienced interviewer to listen to the candidate, think on their feet, be fully engaged, and basically do the opposite of the one-size-fits-all coding or behavioral inte
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7y ago
Perhaps you should submit a PR on the repo?
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7y ago
In humans case, we may actually be making our boundaries smaller and smaller by changing the planet. Would it be a tragedy if humans went extinct?
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7y ago
Wow. Is this possibly similar then to how dolphins communicate with clicks and intonations? Perhaps their language is much more complex than we even understand.
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8y ago
While this is true, it's usually referring to algorithmically chosen adversarial inputs. On the other hand, it's a lot harder to trick both the browser's image recognition and the human operator's visual senses with the
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8y ago
Our attention is a valuable resource that we too easily give away for free. Social media (and in the past, television) are the junk food of information.
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8y ago
In regards to the question of whether professors should be managers or monastics: professors are essentially managers. Supervising a research group is engineering manager, product manager, project manager, marketing manager, career coach,
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8y ago
Just one troll feeding another troll.
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8y ago
It's crazy that the NYC transit system is controlled by the state government in Albany, a bunch of folks that pretty much don't use it at all.
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8y ago
Can someone who is more familiar with the actual policy shed some light on this?
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8y ago
The flip side of 'nepotism' is that you're much more likely to be successful working with people that you know well or have worked with before.
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This wearable allows humans to control machines with their minds
(cnbc.com)
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Andrew Mao, research scientist at CTRL-labs. Here's a video describing what we're doing (keynote from the O'Reilly AI conference): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z5aZK2C3ew
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9y ago
Some big names signed there. Sounds like a death sentence for this journal, despite the prestigious pedigree. Either it will wither or become a second-rate trashcan.
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9y ago
For all the in-depth analysis of MDPs, a very good heuristic for playing 2048 is to just alternate swipes toward a corner (e.g. down and to the right), with an occasional movement in the other direction if it's stuck. How close does th
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9y ago
Y'all know by now that FB/Google doesn't actually delete anything...it just hides it from you seeing it.
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