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by muttled 6y ago
With how often Steam asks to restart for an upgrade I'm pretty sure that's where all that engineer time is going. I generally have no idea what changed after an update, though.
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by muttled 6y ago
A few of them were funny. I wonder how many were essentially re-created from the training set.
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by muttled 6y ago
I think the value is being able to say there were multiple people who didn't catch a bug, so the original coder was acting reasonably.
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by muttled 7y ago
For 9 grand you could buy a used RV and have a bathroom, shower, break room with kitchenette, battery, generator (engine), rest area, and the ability to move your office wherever you need to work.
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by muttled 7y ago
The fallout will either fall on a second term or during someone else's first term. Either way the administration doesn't care.
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by muttled 7y ago
It was sending every keystroke in the app, or every keystroke in the entire phone?
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by muttled 7y ago
Completely agree. You have to present the situation to your boss and let them decide how they want to handle it. Either they respect your assessment of the situation and help you, or they decline to assist or place the onus on you. In the s
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by muttled 7y ago
If they can afford to take you to a really nice place for a sales meeting, it means the margins are crazy high and you're getting ripped off.
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by muttled 7y ago
Wow! They were successfully testing plasma rail guns that delivered an equivalent of 5 tons of TNT per hit in 1993 before it went classified!
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by muttled 7y ago
Is the generator always assumed to be able to keep up when the discriminator is improved algorithmically? I've always wondered that when I hear this counter-argument.
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by muttled 7y ago
I wonder if you could ask something like "Do you have going away parties for departing employees?" Can be very telling.
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by muttled 7y ago
If that's their answer to something you would want in a company, it's probably way better to find out before you accept.
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by muttled 7y ago
That's what happens when programmers get promoted, even your bosses try to automate their jobs.
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by muttled 7y ago
When they dump it back in your lap, does that mean you're now on-call for your own service again? I was just curious how that looks, do you get an email saying you're back on the hook for a service because it's broken too man
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by muttled 7y ago
One little happy loophole this creates, however, is if you set your browser agent to be the GoogleBot's ID, it will immediately bypass most paywalls because it thinks its letting the crawler in.
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by muttled 7y ago
Looks like the Theranos Edison. Except it works apparently.
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by muttled 8y ago
RF signal detectors can pick up what frequency the strongest signal in a range is broadcasting at. I had a cheapy ebay one that at a cost of $30 could pickup my phone ringing or on a call/text on its LTE frequency from about 6 feet awa
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by muttled 8y ago
Great article! Might be worth adding that too much dropout can cause your model to never converge, which would be creating a model that "sucks!"
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by muttled 8y ago
I suppose you could leave a review somewhere like GlassDoor? You're not allowed to single out bosses, but detailing the culture could help someone else from making the same mistake, and can force the company to change their ways if it&
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by muttled 8y ago
Built-in testing would be fantastic. Being able to tell if you designed a model wrong or just made an error setting up the code would reduce frustration a ton!
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by muttled 8y ago
It makes you feel like you're both on the same team!
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by muttled 8y ago
When anyone will be able to launch their own cryptocurrency, we will have a chance to free ourselves from the coercive influences of debt, venture capital and corporations That's the goal with my side project https://coinp
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by muttled 8y ago
I'm picturing a situation like the old Java app that handles remote console on some HP ILOs where you have to have a certain version of Java installed using a certain browser with a whole bunch of security exceptions manually entered.
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by muttled 8y ago
I've seen how capricious some can be with their work tools. I dated a girl whose dad ran a background check on everyone she dated without their knowledge or consent. I was 19 at the time and it seemed wrong, but reporting one of the hi
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by muttled 8y ago
It would capture some data from the majority who never end up leaving a rating one way or another.
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by muttled 8y ago
Go the ReCaptcha route and have them listen to 9 sounds and tell you which one of them are store fronts.
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by muttled 8y ago
To take that to an extreme, I just stopped using PERL to make everything I needed in 2018.
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by muttled 8y ago
I like the idea of switch to "I've amassed all this knowledge, I should do something with it."
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by muttled 8y ago
Wikipedia says JET at best did Q = 0.67, am I missing it hitting the break even point?