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sheikheddy
5y ago
Do you also believe this pattern will hold as this generation ages? It could be the case that this property is really about young vs old people. Although I hope future generations will be so well off that they'll view the role of menia
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sheikheddy
5y ago
Stanford is notorious for "duck syndrome". People are calm on the surface but are always paddling below the water. I would say the CS papers out of Stanford tend to be nicer than the ones out of Oxford though, at least for Systems
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sheikheddy
5y ago
I saw it in A level physics, and it was part of the standard curriculum, so not that rare.
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sheikheddy
5y ago
Wow, a lot of these comments seem to misunderstand that this is 95th percentile amongst people who participate, not people who practice actively. The article is mostly correct.
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5y ago
Not the parent comment, but I cannot code from scratch (outside of very simple and small applications). Competitive Programming is at about the limit of what I can do without looking things up, and only because I've had practice specif
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sheikheddy
5y ago
Sometimes I struggle with keeping my writing to a certain "topic". Usually I can't color within the lines and then I end up drifting to an entirely different territory.
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5y ago
> "web browsers are too thick, we need a thin alternative" isn't this the thesis of mighty.app?
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5y ago
The Hutter prize for improved compression algorithms is explicitly about the relationship between compression and intelligence. http://prize.hutter1.net/
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5y ago
Can you use MaxDegreeOfParallelism or var throttler = new SemaphoreSlim(initialCount: MAX_CALLS)?
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5y ago
Wow, holy shit, that talk did not disappoint. I will never look at page loads, response times, and percentiles the same way again. Paradigm shifting and a really rare case of a groundbreaking insight.
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sheikheddy
5y ago
I have moved from Notion to Obsidian.
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5y ago
AppleTV+? Microsoft Stream?
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5y ago
What does ‘credits’ mean in this context?
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5y ago
> Once, asked how I became the math consultant for "A Beautiful Mind", I looked out and managed to sell "Every audience is an audience of one". Wait, are you Dave Bayer?
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5y ago
...what? This sounds like a blatant way to reduce the amount paid out, like their backloaded stock offers. Edit: Actually read TFA, I was mistaken, this is about reducing the fee charged to app developers. On surface a good thing, didn'
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5y ago
Any implications for end-users, or notable improvements from an engineering standpoint?
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5y ago
> There are thousands of paid fiction authors on Patreon but only 25 earn more than $1,000/month, only six earn more than $2,000/month, and only one earns more than the $5,000/month (and she’s already a bestselling author)
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sheikheddy
6y ago
Maybe they wanted to flex on social media? People do weird things for "clout".
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6y ago
Keep in mind that if you're travelling internationally you'll still have to abide by local rules on what vaccinated people can and cannot do. In Canada, for instance, you have to take PCR tests before and after your flight, self q
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sheikheddy
6y ago
Does anyone have a good resource for learning a systematic way to do dependency management for large codebases? Seems like every time it comes up in gradle or maven I have to trial-and-error my way out of resolution hell.
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6y ago
Microsoft Teams for work/school, Discord for gaming/life (Xbox tie in?), Skype for... what?
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sheikheddy
6y ago
https://www.bingocardcreator.com/abingo/ is a dead link
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Requests per second. How many is good? (2009)
(groups.google.com)
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6y ago
There's a typo there, it works with the underscore
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6y ago
Sadly I've seen it used in Scala
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6y ago
I can second this. I use no features except the journal, and it's noticeably slower than it used to be when I first started.
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6y ago
The link to Twitter in the article ( https://stripe.com/patio11 ) appears to be broken.
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6y ago
Can you point me to the AWS and Google issues? I know about the Azure Active Directory failures yesterday.
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I've noticed it more and more in the ML research community, I think it's mostly the influence of twitter and medium articles. For a blog it really is fine though and I'm comfortable with language evolving in an imprecise fash
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6y ago
We should probably change the link of the article to this, I couldn't see the original one due to the paywall.
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