naushniki

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   by naushniki 2mo ago

   Is it true that you are only as good a programmer with AI as you are without?
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   by naushniki 9mo ago

   I agree with most people who commented. This looks like an abstraction without a clear purpose, which is not a good thing. Particularly, using fuse as a wrapper for a REST API is ineffective and redundant, since an LLM can work with it more
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   by naushniki 2y ago

   I remember reading about Google Fiber in the news 10+ years ago. At that time the idea of having a multi-gigabit internet connection at home felt very exciting and futuristic. Today, fiber at home is almost a given in many countries. I mea
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   by naushniki 2y ago

   Do you have any relation to https://regatta.dev/ ?
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   by naushniki 5y ago

   Another article where SQL and HTML are listed as programming languages, great.
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   by naushniki 6y ago

   My company uses Skype for business(Lync) for internal communication. Unfortunately the official software is not available for Linux which prevents me from switching to Linux on my corporate machine. I know there is a plugin for Pidgin to us
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   by naushniki 6y ago

   The most funny part is that this is effectively true.
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   by naushniki 6y ago

   By this logic quantum physics is also not scientific.
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   by naushniki 6y ago

   I think anything can be a subject to scientific study. Methods are what is essential for a study being scientific, not the subject.
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    Thank you for quoting poetry in a context. And good luck with employment!
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    Does it use Selenium under the hood?
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    Ironically, XP had issues with running legacy software back in the day, as it was the first NT-based OS targeted on desktop computers.
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    I wonder when achieving personal productivity has become a widespread problem and why did this happen.
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    A friend of mine "copied" a bunch of songs from an audio CD to a floppy disk this way.
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    Is it bigger or smaller than a maine coon?
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    I think you are jumping to conclusions here. There are plenty of respectful reasons why a candidate would want to look at the code. After all, the code is what he/she is going to work with. So doing this is as logical as getting to kno
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    Thanks for your explanation. I think the real question here is to what do you pay attention when you inspect codebase of your potential employer and what conclusions can you make from it. Your comment answers that. I also think the fact tha
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    by naushniki 7y ago

    Can you please elaborate for a non-scientist? >ice sheet is gaining in mass due to the melting/compaction of snow How does melting/compaction affect the mass?
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    by naushniki 8y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mo3psiMZjGc
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    What.cd database(without torrent files) finally made available to public(github.com)

    4 points by naushniki 9y ago|2 comments
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    by naushniki 9y ago

    I agree that the resulting application is rather primitive. Although it was interesting for me, as someone who just learned the theory behind ML, to see how an ML application is built from front to end. I expect that real world applications