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by sh87 9y ago
That too for free.
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by sh87 9y ago
Point taken. My point is just because I can simply explain it does not imply clear understanding. And not being able to explain isn't a reliable indicator of lack of understanding
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by sh87 9y ago
Unfortunately, that is what is expected more commonly these days where the audience being presented to a.k.a layman aren't users or domain experts or people who know whats going on. They're management "experts" tasked wi
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by sh87 9y ago
For me the "derivative is a rate of change" moment was when I was told that a limited integral is the area under the graph. It just never made sense till then.
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by sh87 9y ago
Have you ever 'taught' anyone anything? When you do, you'll probably get what Feynman was trying to say. Complexity is intrinsic. Just that as a teacher/guide/explainer, you have to gently guide the novices around e
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by sh87 9y ago
Is there a good place or study explaining what accounts for "good" headphone audio quality ? I mean how do you quantify good and bad audio quality ? I can feel and get it, just not sure if there's a way to measure it.
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by sh87 9y ago
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler -Albert Einstein.
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by sh87 9y ago
exactly what I was trying to point out. It came out wrong I guess. A statement like "if not a, then not b" is not applicable unless a "implies" b and a "is because of" b. Correct me if I got it all wrong someho
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by sh87 9y ago
Everyone was born a bad communicator. Some evolve into good ones some don't. Its an acquired skill.
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by sh87 9y ago
This is an interesting logic fallacy here. Consider this example. Monkey eat => Monkey live. Monkey live => Monkey eat. Monkey not eat => Monkey not live. Monkey not live => Monkey not eat. Here "=>" is used as in &
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by sh87 9y ago
I think its the platform that should give that option to the user be it android, iOS or what have you. You cannot trust individual apps developers and marketers to actually mean "Turn Off Tracking" even though the label next to th
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by sh87 9y ago
I got the 5500 with the 18/55 VR2and 55/200 VR1 lens from B&H. In hindsight though I feel a 18/140 vr2 would have suited me better. The touchscreen is always off for me when using the viewfinder. Never was an issue.
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by sh87 9y ago
I feel the D5xxx series 5300, 5500 hit the sweet spot for me as a quasi casual photographer with its price, picture quality, amazing battery life and lightish weighing body. Felt slightly overpriced at $800 with 2 lenses for my budget. So f
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by sh87 9y ago
I dont mind the touchbar. Got used to the no-feedback esc key. But oh dear the keyboard, hell no. Been using it for 3 months now and I cant for the life of me use that thing. Its probably because i switch between this 2016 15" mbp and
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by sh87 9y ago
better at X than anyone who is better at Y" and "better at Y than anyone who is better at X. ^This^ This is awesome advice. So true that I never realized it till I read this.
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by sh87 9y ago
Been trying a variation of Noguchi's system described here : http://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1592...
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by sh87 9y ago
Tesla is the stairway to cheaper fully electric cars. Just needs some time.
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by sh87 9y ago
Exactly what I want it to spit out. Not a page with yahoo ads and a bunch of images and javascript that i'd have to filter out to be of any use to me. Its an API.
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by sh87 9y ago
I hope she chooses a problem with far deeper impact like university education or healthcare.
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by sh87 9y ago
An interesting aspect that gets sidelined in a discussion involving flexible hours is the undeniable observation that the nature of work requires 'sprints'. Not in the agile context but as in physical running context. Software dev
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by sh87 9y ago
I have ideas. They seems to crop up out of nowhere. 'Why does this have to be so hard', 'Why's does this have to be this way in 2017?', etc. are some common themes among them. Well whether there's a business in
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by sh87 9y ago
Thats why they ain't up for sale!
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by sh87 9y ago
Can someone build an AI out of this to predict success / failure factors ? For the record : I'm being sarcastic :/
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by sh87 9y ago
Looking for acronyms is a waste of time, let alone save you time. Just make enough mistakes fast enough to learn from them. And Let The Acronyms Be Alone. ALTABA.
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by sh87 9y ago
Launching a startup does not equal R&D. They have things in common but they aren't the same. And the only convenient thing, I believe, a full time MBA provides is a starting point to build your network.
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by sh87 9y ago
My view is that Google is insanely good at products that demand performance at scale. Google search, YouTube, Google Docs, Google Maps, Gmail, and anything that supplements their usage Android, Chrome. Their failures like Google+, Google G
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by sh87 10y ago
READ -> WRITE -> REPEAT Reading code is quite different from reading text be it fiction, non-fiction, poetry or prose. One striking difference is code is not optimized for (human) reading whereas books are (at least the good ones). S
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by sh87 10y ago
I hear so much about traffic and congestion, its ill effects, disadvantages and just rants of frustration. I face and feel it everyday. So why is it not solved already ? Here's why : 1. Traffic affects those who cannot/will not ma
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by sh87 10y ago
I am a developer, though not a ruby dev. Based on my experience, one hack to increase your chances is to have a targeted relevant project on Github. So, for e.g if you are applying to an e-commerce shop, have a simple e-commerce project on
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by sh87 10y ago
Everything search engine ( https://www.voidtools.com ) used it long enough to strongly recommend this.

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