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by rcheu 11y ago
If you were on your country's IOI team, you shouldn't be complaining about whiteboard problems. I think the major flaw of interviews is that if you did competitive programming ever, they're super easy. If you did Olympiad tra
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by rcheu 11y ago
I think an obvious example is Hangouts. It's easily the worst messaging app I've used in years. It consistently fails at reliably delivering messages. It's very common for me to send a message on my laptop, and then have the
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by rcheu 11y ago
BW has more than enough players to challenge the AI, there's still plenty of players like Bisu, Flash, Effort, NaDa, etc. There's going to be multiple BW tournaments broadcast this year too. I think there's no need to make it
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by rcheu 11y ago
I'm not that knowledgeable about the field, but it does look like similar ideas have been approached previously. Ex., 2011 paper on using NNs and MCTS to play turn based strategy game Civilization II: http://dspace.mit.edu&#
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by rcheu 11y ago
This is Java, it is strongly typed. You need to do: Toast toast = Toast.makeText(context, text, duration); toast.show();
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by rcheu 11y ago
It actually looks more like people don't use Facebook nearly as much in general? I don't think this data supports the suggestion that people in Silicon Valley don't click on ads, they also have very low comment, like, and sha
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by rcheu 11y ago
Yes, this will lower wages, but now there's more people employed and more work done in the US.
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by rcheu 11y ago
The course material is all on the course website, you can find it here (look under "Labs"): https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.828/2014/
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by rcheu 11y ago
I took 828 and really enjoyed it. It was one of the best classes I took at MIT. The other OS for that class is JOS, which is the one you build through the labs. It's similarly simple to understand and not that long to build.
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by rcheu 11y ago
The original bug was demoed with another privilege escalation exploit, it wasn't clear which one was used. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=64&v=PxQc5gOHnKs
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by rcheu 11y ago
"The publisher could tell users that ads pay for content, and encourage them to either enable ads, subscribe to a site to enjoy the content for free, or view a certain number of ads to unblock stories." They will allow users to pa
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by rcheu 11y ago
There's a course at MIT called Mathematics for Computer Science (6.042). It's available on Open Courseware, http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput...
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by rcheu 11y ago
Did this work? I'm looking into doing this as well.
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by rcheu 12y ago
I've always been suspicious of these types of broad psychology studies. They always seem to make claims that go beyond what their data says. Laboratory experiments where the people know it's an experiment don't seem like the
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by rcheu 12y ago
$20k would be on the low end of internship pay in the bay area, and I think Khan Academy is competitive in pay.
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by rcheu 12y ago
In the paper, they claim that the assignment was properly randomized. It seems like they got authorization to assign tutors to some students, and randomly assigned some percentage of the students tutors.