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nudpiedo
7y ago
*unnecessary competition, (cannot edit anymore) What I speak is about individuals trying to compete against its own team to defeat them in some unnecessary priority rather than collaborate and play all together.
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7y ago
Or things as mundane as discover that a third of your coworkers (even seniors) are so much emotion driven that may as well go back to high school in order to learn how to socialize and be professional avoiding jealousy, envy, unnecessary co
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nudpiedo
7y ago
I hope you know that black color light doesn’t mean less light.
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7y ago
Whatever comparison you do, you should compare a representative subset of both populations in similar situations in life, not just cherry pick the self selected ones, the successful and survivors, ones from one population against the potato
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7y ago
Just an observation, for some reason people take as elitism the observation of having a complete well rounded curriculum has certain advantages. And this article has a good point to illustrate that there is value in taking an engineer rathe
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7y ago
I thought everyone learns that in the university.
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7y ago
The cost must be logarithmic, not lineal. When `id` is part of unique key autoincrement index and the database properly implements a binary tree for such id. EDIT: know what you do before judge and adopt technology, code reviews require pre
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7y ago
> Fine you say, you may not care for some religious leaders, as they are such a tiny percentage of the population. This is a huge difference between western and eastern thinking. Group rights vs individual rights. Here in western culture
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7y ago
There is no point to compare it with something from 15 years ago, but in that case, the natural competing data structure would have been a Trie, which would have made searches at logarithmic speed (based on path) and saved as much memory as
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7y ago
Glad to read a real world experience from someone. Memory saving is a great point. Did you have the chance to compare it against other structures before you settled with Judy?
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7y ago
maybe their AI powered firewall detected that it got an attack known as HN-DDoS.
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This illustrates perfectly the premature optimization paradox, unless having huge datasets and the need to scale towards huge numbers it won't be much worth and still hashing maps are going to outperform Judy in certain use cases. Havi
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7y ago
I must say it looks very eat from the point of view of usability. Are the training data sets open? Do you see feasible for small app coders (who don’t have thousands of examples to train) to use Duckling as more or less NLP parser without g
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Glad to see there life beyond python for corporative AI usage.
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if your time is worth nothing then it's OK I guess. In the other hand if it is feature frozen and the trend is for infinite months it would be a wonderful investment.
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7y ago
Even when everything appears to be repetitive it is never repetitive. You should just try a work holiday visa on a country where you want to learn a language and work at a farm. It still won’t reflect all the stress that means just changing
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> Having said all that, I've never had the opportunity to work with physical labor so my views are likely biased. Very strong opinion to end up saying everything could be just false because it is a mere gut feeling. Everyone has wor
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Not sure if parody or real post-milenial styled startup. FAQ example: > Q. What is the current 2019 state of this? > > A. Unknown. But read this new york times article (long) > and/or this theverge article and it seems ine
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When I use google maps or google earth sometimes I still miss the encarta’s globe rule to visually measure distances between two spots.
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It is very common in Spain to use goats and sheeps to clean the low vegetation from forests and and reduce the wild fire risk. I heard that first time 10 years ago, I cannot imagine why the neighbour country wouldn't do the same until
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Java can do it for sure (at least it was originally thought to be this way). With C++ I think you really found the exception that makes the rule since it was built by adding features on top of features without end or direction. I can agree
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Little good nice story of how to introduce a new tool for work without getting into a crusade. I guess however the manager/architect didn't care much of the additional dependency added to the project thought.
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And such rich complex interplay isn’t exactly what makes things complex? Interplay plays as synonym for complex in that sentence. Any complex system could be broke down in simple axioms and some concepts and still be complex. By the way I g
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Three different areas of computer science, highly related to mathematics AND interrelated. Don’t you think these are not just difficult but also complex since all their rules are combined and compose?
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> Haskell, at its core, is simple: it is just a polymorphic lambda calculus with lazy evaluation plus algebraic data types and type classes. No, it’s not, if you can say this sentence without laugh at it, it is because you developed a de
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“If a person harassing you inside Holynetr he or she or a group of them will be banned from the system.” How will you prevent the abuse of this system? In other SN there are ideologically motivated gangs censoring people just because of dis
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To me that sounds like a “agile” failure. They were to agile for a design, to collect user feedback or any variable input, to fix the known problems, and to try a realistic set up as the client does.
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Only go with ansible if you already scripted the original provisioning with ansible (ansible is better doing more like a push than a read).
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What about using the word "homoiconic" when we mean its meaning: "homogenous icons" other said, a regular and equivalent representation of all its tokens. The article sort of tries to validate its point from a historical
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Those were tragic unwanted accidents. But look at the fall and collapse of Western Rome, Spanish Empire and Chinese Dynasties, a foreign power will help to break down our stability in less effective regions and forcing them fight against ea
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