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by nobody271 8y ago
You said it better (and nicer) than I could have. You can extend this to .NET Standard. I mean, I love .NET. You can have Rust and functional programming and whatever else. .NET gets the job done pretty much all of the time for me. But when
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by nobody271 8y ago
I like test recorders (Selenium IDE). They aren't brittle if you manually enter your selectors. Plus you can hook a test recorder up to your own code to fill in any gaps. I do wish they showed mouse movement, though. One I'd like
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by nobody271 8y ago
Okay, fine. I wish more people talked about Jeff Hawkins work at Numenta or cortical.io or sparse distributed representations. But in particular, Jeff's vision of understanding the neocortex is really cool stuff. If I could cast off th
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Ask HN: How did you learn MetaSploit?
1 points by nobody271 8y ago|1 comments
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by nobody271 8y ago
I'd just write it in regular JavaScript. The time you spend learning x framework can be used to write the 5% of it's features you will actually use. People invoke framework names like they are casting +100 intellect buffs on thems
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by nobody271 8y ago
I half trust my computers because I installed everything myself. Well, except my Surface which I trust the least. But I have 0 trust in my phone. It's not open source and I cannot remove certain apps. So it's never been something
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by nobody271 8y ago
How is it nicer? It's a .NET shop but devs are free to use linux as their OS?
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by nobody271 8y ago
Honestly, this sounds like a pretty practical feature. Just do some basic arithmetic on key variables to let customer service know how much of that all too prescious resource (effort) they have to spend on that call. I think the real proble
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by nobody271 8y ago
Well how is my audience supposed to know what I have to offer until they have it in front of them? Before that it's just me telling them an idea. Even after it's done I would not expect users to start using it on their own. Then y
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by nobody271 8y ago
Where do you get your information?
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by nobody271 8y ago
If you use it right you don't just vegitate. It makes you far better at many tasks and can be used to do epic amounts of work so long as you get your work that requires a lot of thinking done first.
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by nobody271 8y ago
Then it will be everyone's fault.
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by nobody271 8y ago
My go to point on this subject is even if you have the perfect front end it won't save you from a slow DAL. I'm not sure why we aren't allowed to be full stack developers anymore because having a say in both the front and bac
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by nobody271 8y ago
Would you mind entertaining a naive question? What makes redhat worth it? What would make a company choose redhat over Ubuntu (or any flavor of Debian) in 2018?
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by nobody271 8y ago
It looks like they've fixed it but a few months ago I googled "Microsoft Customer Support" and the top results were all to obvious scam sites.
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by nobody271 8y ago
This is why I find the idea of promoting "mental health awareness" to be disturbing. It's far too tempting to say you know why someone acts some way, or that the way they are acting is a disorder, based on one or two observat
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by nobody271 8y ago
perhaps
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by nobody271 8y ago
I don't. If I cared that much I would just use an RSS reader or news alligator.
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by nobody271 8y ago
Removing jQuery would definitely improve your page loading time for a lot of reasons. You're getting rid of all those plugins you were talking about plus you get rid of jQuery itself which I remember being like 12,000 Kb? Plus as jQuer
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by nobody271 8y ago
Is this for anyone or is it just posturing? I mean anyone doing ML knows that if you train an algorithm on a biased dataset that it will, surprise, learn to be biased. It's not at all inherent or restricted to unfair treatment of any g
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Show HN: Regression Buddy (math practice problems)
2 points by nobody271 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Any love for a math website?
3 points by nobody271 8y ago|3 comments
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by nobody271 8y ago
Why not a Raspberry Pi? Boot into bash and you have what you wanted. 3D print some cases (or buy them) and pick up some cheap monitors. The whole setup would be maybe $50 per computer.
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by nobody271 8y ago
How do you know what type of company to start and how much of your own money did you invest when bootstrapping a company. I heard about startups that do something like make medical insurance billing easier. That raises a lot of questions, a
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by nobody271 8y ago
Yeah but how many of them are modern and elegant?
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Ask HN: Is Numenta doing “real” work?
1 points by nobody271 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Has anyone read Numenta's latest paper?
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by nobody271 8y ago
I'm on a fresh Debian install and using a VPN. At some point I need to lock down my home router and flash the BIOS on some of my more promiscuous computers. What I would REALLY like though is a quality Linux operating system for the ph
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by nobody271 8y ago
I really agree with your first point. There is an incredible amount of potential in web pages as teaching tools. I'd love to see someone make a math notebook environment for tablets with a stylus. It could pull up a sort of intellisens
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by nobody271 8y ago
In 2018 there is no question about it. They should be done in HTML. I have some experience with this subject on my math website ( http://regressionbuddy.com , look at the appendixes). Having it be adjustable to the screen size whi

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