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8y ago
What killed me was that people wouldn't schedule back-to-back meetings because of stragglers to the second one, cutting into it. This meant that there would be an hour meeting, then an hour gap, then another hour meeting. Never enough
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8y ago
Yeah, at the small companies I worked at, did ok but not crazy growth, the managers & above had been there for years and weren't going anywhere, so there was no place to get promoted into.
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9y ago
When I read this my first thought was how easy it would be to replace the Mechanical Turk team with a neural network trained to distinguish between thatch and tin roofs.
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9y ago
For work, the laptop stays at home or you put it in a rolling case and take it into the office once a day. College, it's in a backpack and carried to class 5 times daily.
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9y ago
So what is used instead of ESBs today?
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9y ago
I recently gave a software engineering talk at a high school's career day, and a student asked how the industry has changed, and it caused me to think about this. In a lot of ways I think it's a wash. We could do less with the too
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9y ago
The definition of "your phone" is what comes into play here. If the parent or abusive spouse pays for the phone, it's not "your phone", it's theirs, and can put what they want on it.
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9y ago
So. Many. Resources. When I have the time I'm watching the first course with Keras and Theano, haven't gotten to the second course with Tensorflow, and now this. My question is, is it worth my while to continue watching the Keras&
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9y ago
I'd say because Python is a good prototyping language that has easy interfacing to the underlying C/C++ code used for fast numeric computation.
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9y ago
Isn't texting and social apps where kids "hang out" and make friendships today? It might be noble to keep your kids off of the platforms but if you're the only one your kids are going to be lonely.
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9y ago
Get familiar with Linux. They've probably just done programming on Windows machines, but any server work, or data science or scientific programming will involve Linux and if they don't know their way around it they'll be behi
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Ask HN: What would you say about Software Development at a Career Day?
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9y ago
Sorry, can someone explain "brownfielding"? Google's giving baseball gloves.
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9y ago
It was the 70's. I was in a similar situation, I just guessed bad words as passwords until I got in with "login 1 hell". My first hack :)
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9y ago
I've been ruminating over how to use Tensorflow to recongize squirrels on my birdfeeder on a Raspberry Pi, and hook up something to activate a squirt gun. Now the squirrels don't stand a chance.
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http://osxdaily.com/2017/10/17/how-skip-apfs-macos-high-sier... According to this, SSDs are converted automatically, HDDs are left at HFS+, and with some command line magic you can get the installer to not co
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9y ago
I'm confused, does the switch from HFS+ to APFS happen when the upgrade happens, or is it a separate step you do or not do later? My macs are on rotating HDs, sounds like some of the problems are with this.
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9y ago
How do I know which handsets or tablets have "New hardware specific to neural networks processing" for the NNAPI?
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Do France and Germany have the concept of the "contractor" worker, where the company can just call the contracting firm and say we don't need the developer anymore?
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9y ago
I'm finding Acer rigs with GTX 1070, 8GB RAM. I'll probably get one of those, thanks.
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I'm giving serious thought to buying or building a rig for these courses. What's "enough GPU RAM"?
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Can this be done in Windows or is it better to install a Linux?
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I'm looking for a (possibly) portable machine to do some deep learning exploration on. Would a developer edition of this with Ubuntu pre-installed, be a good choice? Is the NVidia powerful enough and accessible via drivers?
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9y ago
My router is supplied by UVerse so firmware updates are out of my hands. Should I run my own router off of the UVerse one?
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9y ago
I've used Delicious for 12 years, with 10,000+ bookmarks in it. Delicious went up and down and was sold, I got nervous and got a Pinboard account as a backup, back when it was doing one-time charges, but inertia kept me in Delicious. T
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9y ago
Let's not forget the Sex Pistols' "EMI"
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A big use case for me on Chrome is multiple users with their own passwords, cookies etc. At work it's essential for logging in to multiple Salesforce orgs at the same time, and at home I use it to manage multiple gmail accounts. I can&
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9y ago
Alt-` cycles through the windows within one application, such as terminal or Chrome. Similar to what can be done on the Mac. I use it & hope Gnome can do the same.
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10y ago
I'm seeing a lot of Node hate here, especially for large projects in Enterprises, but I've been watching a lot of Node Interactive talks, and companies such as Walmart, Netflix, GoDaddy, Paypal are switching. so why are they happy
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10y ago
Area 51. C++ was give to us by aliens.
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