sepranu

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   by sepranu 6y ago

   The commitment point is very true, and extends to employees and clients if you're in certain spaces and want to maintain a clean record in civil or moral court. The rest of these arguments seem like bad framing. From a certain school o
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   by sepranu 7y ago

   No offense, but this doesn’t read as a situation you should feel vindicated about. Engineering management is a complicated beast that the average junior dev doesn’t see all the dimensions, let alone the nuances of. Town hall meeting or not,
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   by sepranu 8y ago

   The points the author makes about gradient descent are accurate, in a sense. However, they oversimplify the technique (as it is currently applied today) and the context in which it is used. It seems as if the author, like many others, has a
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   by sepranu 8y ago

   This comment is both factually inaccurate (as other posters have pointed out re: the toilet sensor) and completely misguided. Nobody should need to trust an opaque algorithm running on complex hardware to ensure their own privacy. Even if y
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   3 points by sepranu 8y ago|0 comments