ok123456

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The US Treasury Department was hacked(theverge.com)
13 points by ok123456 2y ago|4 comments
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by ok123456 2y ago
Not to be confused with Colby the Computer.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Hiring is so broken now that it might be worth trying.
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by ok123456 2y ago
With all the automated scamming on both sides, maybe showing up to the place dressed well to drop off a resume isn't an antiquated idea after all.
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C++ is an absolute blast(learncodethehardway.com)
311 points by ok123456 2y ago|368 comments
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by ok123456 2y ago
Are you armchair diagnosing him? He seems pretty sane.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Or, it's good he didn't get a proper liberal arts degree, so he wasn't saddled with mealy-mouth excuses for why things are the way they are.
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by ok123456 2y ago
He seems pretty rational.
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by ok123456 2y ago
While VB3 applications wouldn't crash, they were pretty limited and didn't look and feel like full Win16 applications. The requirement for vbrun300.dll was a sign that something was not going to be good. In 1993, there weren'
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by ok123456 2y ago
Windows programming was not very accessible in 1993, and it was especially not very accessible for network programming. Making a Win16 application that was non-trivial and didn't crash spectacularly was wizardry. Network PC games of th
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by ok123456 2y ago
Goes along with, "Dear sir, you have built a lisp"---usually from first principles, ad hoc, and with glaring defects.
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by ok123456 2y ago
BNNs were an attractive choice in scenarios where the data is expensive to collect, like actual physical experiments. But boosting and other tree-based regression methods give you similar performance with a more straightforward framework fo
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by ok123456 2y ago
I used it immediately in my C# code at the time. It was a breath of fresh air not to have code that looked like "enterprise" java.
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by ok123456 2y ago
This encapsulation style for OOP is standard; the language should support it and not require additional design patterns or IDE tools. An argument could be made for adding a sigil so the class user knows this isn't a dumb field, but the
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by ok123456 2y ago
This feature has been in C# since about 2.0, and it's been an overall positive. It reduces boilerplate and inconsistencies in different programmers doing the boiler-plate differently. It also gives static analysis tools semantic inform
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by ok123456 2y ago
showing you posts that maximize your use of the service is considered "growth hacking"
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by ok123456 2y ago
IIRC, that only supports elementary arithmetic operations. Useful but not general.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Gaussian quadrature points are typically solved numerically. There's a good chance these ultimately came from a table. Additionally, compile time floating-point evaluation is limited. When I looked around recently, I didn't see a
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by ok123456 2y ago
People have been chipping away at this for a while. HIP allows source-level translation, and libraries like Jax provide a HIP version.
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by ok123456 2y ago
There's a SICP edition done in Javascript.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Windows Forms didn't use absolute positioning for everything. You could anchor things relatively to other controls or components. You would test how things behave when you maximize and resize windows, similar to how Devtools tests reac
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by ok123456 2y ago
This way, you could keep pagination intact and only retrieve individual pages or sections on demand.
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by ok123456 2y ago
It would be neat to see this as a TOAST type in Postgres, where the PDF was kept in a data structure with the PDF parsed. It would be relatively straightforward to perform searches and index/reindex deep into the documents.
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by ok123456 2y ago
conda is a non-standard python tooling with canned environments with packages that are years out of date, a constraint solver in its package manager that randomly seems to run forever, and it's a commercial product. Of all the Python p
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by ok123456 2y ago
And about a month after the RT Linux patches were put in the kernel master.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Depends on who you ask and to what lengths you're willing to go.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Just is all you need considered harmful.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Yes. Materialized Views are good.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Yes. I use container tabs—a separate one for each "big tech" company.
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by ok123456 2y ago
Trama mostly.

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