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quadcore
8y ago
My humble opinion. University is about learning (not, for example, status). Learning is something strictly personal. There is nothing fundamentally universally wrong to cheat at an exam beside the fact you may be harming yourself. Now since
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8y ago
I love it. It's magical.
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8y ago
I wish I could put software in one of those shoebox satellites.
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8y ago
You can always secede, but some systems make it harder. You won't find a better system than the one which clearly stipulate you have scrutiny and "easy" secession. So don't let fear makes you adopt for a lesser system. F
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8y ago
You can secede.
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8y ago
Why do you guys assume your fathers haven't those issued covered? You think they are new issues? When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with ano
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8y ago
Good point. Though I'm not so sure it's such a big deal in comparison of using a language that's not entertaining.
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8y ago
Why would one bother when clojure has core.async, short names and everything else?
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8y ago
I don't remember everything on top of my head unfortunately, but it was things like, weird choices all around like long names, no real OS threads, that kind of stuff. Sorry, I don't remember, I just know I tried it a couple of tim
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8y ago
It is making me very unhappy and I realise that it's all because of this stupid obsession Whether it's money or flowers or anything, a passion will do that to you. Programming does that to programmers. What I'm saying is th
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8y ago
I'm a big fan of lisp but I dislike racket. In general, I recommend clojure. If you're motivated, arc on top of common lisp.
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8y ago
Have we ever broke up a software company?
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8y ago
This is all kinds of weird This isnt weird at all. It's exactly how harassment works. One individual is in a weak position and someone exploit that weakness. The person in the weak position will do: false confessions, unwanted sexual
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8y ago
In the same category, substance: https://www.allegorithmic.com/products/substance-designer
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8y ago
A new survey of more than 3,400 U.S. Facebook users finds that 44 percent of users ages 18 to 29 have deleted the app from their phones in the past year. Overall, 26 percent have deleted the app, while 42 percent have taken a break of seve
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8y ago
Deep learning will do eigenfaces of eigenfaces of... it's eigenfaces all the way down. Actually it's not all the way down, there is only a few hidden layers .
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8y ago
If anything, that gives me the desire to apply there. This sounds exciting to me, not scary.
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8y ago
We should celebrate the transformative work of the European institutions tasked with the successful implementation of the GDPR. We also celebrate the new steps taken, not only here in Europe but around the world — in Singapore, Japan, Braz
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8y ago
encouraging them instead to rush to the keyboard and emit as much code as they can as if programming for the last day of their project I believe this is a good method for beginners. A beginner doesn't need to think much because he&#x
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8y ago
The damage to Beto’s reputation, however, was the true cost. If I understand correctly, and if the source is correct and not significantly misleading, he's a murderer, a human trafficker and an influence peddler. This guy should have
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I dont like those extensive animal farming anyway but, cattles are responsible for 25% of greenhouse gas emission. Those factory farms are included is it? We must stop. Let's have some regulations; it's not so bad after all, i
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8y ago
Firebase is #91 and they exited at ~$85 millions if I remember correctly. That gives an idea how mind blowing this list is imho.
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8y ago
Just trying to understand.
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8y ago
don't wish to ever raise venture capital How can you know? What happens if somebody wants to raise VC money after raising money from you? could never get traditional VC funding Which one is it then: founders who dont want to raise
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8y ago
How long can they maintain that frame rate for?
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12 Futuristic Forms of Government That Could One Day Rule the World
(io9.gizmodo.com)
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8y ago
On a high level, I've found the best way to prevail on big issues is to start by saying Thank You . We are given a chance to better ourselves, let's be excited about it. On the contrary, guilt, fear, finger-pointing and violence
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Do they make the assumption that everybody want to be eminent? I mean, the way I interpret the article is that IQ is not the only thing you need to achieve success. Of course, you have to want success in the first place isn't. So I gue
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8y ago
You will regret this.
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8y ago
I'm not sure but your personal website may be down.
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