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by pts_ 7y ago
Even better create robust Bengali NLP models.
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by pts_ 7y ago
What does dressing up achieve? I mean I probably already know it but your opinion is welcome.
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by pts_ 7y ago
You forgot kissing higher up's asses. Really hard.
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by pts_ 7y ago
Sounds like an echo chamber of thoughts. Also spending time reading a book at the very least is spending time with another person because it is written BY another person.
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by pts_ 7y ago
Of course we need teams since an individual cannot build an entire city in a reasonable amount of time. The issue is of the team members standing around or making small talk, or even taking too much time in face to face. In my view the wor
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Mob Programming – Inefficient in Practice
2 points by pts_ 7y ago|2 comments
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by pts_ 7y ago
Not to beat my own drum but I did not agree with the ethics of booting, and while I was too lazy to code back then, I rooted for defensive apps that armored you against getting booted :D. Yahelite on Yahoo was the best.
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by pts_ 7y ago
Hahaha on Yahoo we called it booting.
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by pts_ 7y ago
East India Co
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by pts_ 7y ago
What are you hiring for if you don't mind?
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by pts_ 7y ago
Staying static just gives space to complacent, politics playing technology "elders".
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by pts_ 7y ago
It's merged but not released yet I guess.
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by pts_ 7y ago
<rant> Kind of tough learning new things in blue collar software shops. Not impossible but really, really tough.
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by pts_ 7y ago
The PR is not merged yet. They better do it before July 31st!
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by pts_ 7y ago
Python/Ruby are even easier than Java and don't require much skill to master.
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by pts_ 7y ago
"James Gosling, the Father of Java, described it as a Blue collar programming language." I wonder what can be considered a white collar programming language which is actually used a lot. Erlang? ES6 with ever changing front end fr
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by pts_ 7y ago
All of which can be done via texts, chats and video conferencing.
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by pts_ 7y ago
What does NIH stand for?
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by pts_ 7y ago
NYT doesn't take debit card and I don't have a credit card. Your loss NYT.
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by pts_ 7y ago
This guy is rambling. The key - just do it.
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by pts_ 7y ago
Conferences which make you talk more and think less might make you dumber orders of magnitudes more than any air.
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by pts_ 7y ago
Off tangent but once I worked for a Pearson software contractor and they talked of their client with their nose turned up, as if they were the king's favourite in the middle ages. Cringe.
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by pts_ 7y ago
>Boston theft, where $1,200 worth of goods were stolen, So like 1 Apple phone.
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by pts_ 7y ago
If you're talking about Natural Language Processing, think voice operated - everything.
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by pts_ 7y ago
Good lord, executives are such a burden on Earth.
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by pts_ 7y ago
Stranger Things Chinese edition?
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by pts_ 7y ago
Well I look around in an Indian IT shop and it's all people brow beating each other and chatting with each other. As if it's all an FD income to them and no one wants to seriously work.
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by pts_ 7y ago
> In fact, it's mostly thinking about the requirements that is important. The actual encoding of the computer instructions is (hopefully!) not that difficult. Jesus please don't draw conclusions about things you have no idea ab
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by pts_ 7y ago
That does not prove one bit that the A team was technically performant. It just proves that bullshit sells.
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by pts_ 8y ago
Ghee is used in WB but bone marrow is loved a lot by young and old alike and I thought it pertained to the report.

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