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by refactor_master 6y ago
But in this universe, you can eat a can of tuna and have both!
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by refactor_master 6y ago
Random fluctuations and butterfly effects aside, couldn’t you actually predict the lava lamp flows from fluid dynamics? Or does it just so happen that the math here is actually harder than breaking the encryption?
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by refactor_master 6y ago
I’ve rented several whole apartments in various places in Europe, and have never been disappointed. I do also take a good look at the photos and set my price above absolute rock-bottom. I’ve never left or received a bad review. I’ve also on
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by refactor_master 6y ago
Still though, it’s good that these numbers are brought into light, along with other “hidden” costs in the IT industry. Otherwise we’ll just spiral into whataboutism and “my own carbon footprint is totally fine, because somewhere out there a
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by refactor_master 6y ago
I think what the article tries to get at (and what I’ve also read being echoed elsewhere in similar works) is that this “deep read” ability means having a working memory able to process and extrapolate from what you’re reading. Reading and
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by refactor_master 6y ago
Now you’re taking about FANG as if those are the only companies in existence. There are many many other places to make a living. I’ve personally never inverted a binary tree on a whiteboard and my career is doing fine. You might want to rea
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by refactor_master 6y ago
They realized they could wait around for the government to bail them out on this expense too? Either it’s a really easy language to learn or the banks used to invest much more in teaching it than they do now (= zero). If COBOL is so domain-
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by refactor_master 6y ago
> When you're junior, coachability is what gets you hired. How quickly can we train you to be effective? All anecdata points towards luck/connections. There’s really no way to stand out at this stage when everybody’s CV is the
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by refactor_master 6y ago
Most definitely not. It’s just that the focus is perhaps more on domain expertise and the production-side of things these days, rather than manually putting Tensorflow models together, which might give the impression that every problem has
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by refactor_master 6y ago
It is happening in the wild. All the time. That’s how we ended up here in the first place. The best we can do is avoid getting close to wildlife, and leave nature alone.
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by refactor_master 6y ago
Have you seen the iOS app, for example? https://apps.apple.com/app/ankimobile-flashcards/id373493387 It looks just as dodgy as “doctors hate this one weird trick”, and costs a ton up front. Why would I believe som
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by refactor_master 6y ago
Millions of dollars paid in ransoms don’t just disappear off the books. And if they did, that would be an entirely different problem, which is perhaps even more illegal than paying the ransom.
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by refactor_master 6y ago
So, a framework?
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by refactor_master 6y ago
Isn’t this just a specific application of an autoencoder though? Because random noise isn’t learnable, it gets filtered out if you teach the network to compress/decompress a sample with itself as target. https://blog.keras.i
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by refactor_master 6y ago
An IDE like PyCharm should be able to suggest the import for you.
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by refactor_master 6y ago
I’m still not sure. Was I unable to solve the task because I was on hour 10 that day, and I could easily have solved it had I done it in the morning, or did my subconsciousness really tackle the rest of the problem overnight for me?
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by refactor_master 6y ago
I think if you misinterpret YAGNI as “you don’t need to change this later”. So your becomes rigidly hard coded, instead of having easily configurable variables and arguments. The over-engineered solution (the real YAGNI) was an interface, a
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by refactor_master 6y ago
How is this significantly different than the dozens of projects that render databases to PlantUML?
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by refactor_master 6y ago
It assigns itself the same mediocre score of 60 as it does for Apple.com?
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by refactor_master 6y ago
I believe “it depends”. Sometimes you’ll be surprised how clueless even holders of PhDs can be; rather than grasping the scientific thought and methodology to a higher degree than most, they have mostly accumulated years of facts and percei