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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Sorry but the words "I must fundamentally change and grow up" are unbecoming and not befitting of a CEO. As genuine and sincere as it may have been intended - if at all - it just comes across pathetic, weak and a failure. No one w
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Minor gripe - why can I not execute an entire DAG (end to end) from the UI? Also trying to execute single tasks from the UI using the "run" functionality gives a CeleryExecutor requirement error... sorry, I know this isn't th
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
The 10x programmer is a myth perpetuated by senior management to get compliant submission from naive young code monkeys. End of discussion.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
To dial up the reality for a second, we've not seen this kind of animosity towards foreign cultures before Trump took office.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
What is the point of CBP? Can't their jobs just be automated away by immigration kiosks? Surely there's no human value they actually add. What even is the effectiveness of these routine "randomly selected" checks beyond
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
If the model is autoregressive you can only forecast N steps ahead. Any further forecasting will be based on these generated near-future forecasts. In English, no. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJ-O3hk1vRw#t=01h16m
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Oh it's absolutely fair when there are calls for genocide against an entire people. Do you really want me to perform a statistical analysis on Breitbart comments with the word "muslim" or "black" or "jew"?
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
I think the issue is exploitation to stoke hatred against minorities and women. Have you ever read the comments section on Breitbart? It's the new normalized Stormfront.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
>>that ln(x) is log(x), and log(x) is log10(x). Can you clarify what you mean? Are you missing a log_e_(x)?
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Great in concept until you run into the pigeonhole principle. Such compression schemes are fundamentally flawed and you can spend years wasting time on them until some corner edge case will throw you. Nonetheless, I'd encourage you to
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Frankly, interview technique and practice, specifically competitive programming style questions. Entirely pointless and cargo cult but without these skills come a rainy day you will struggle to land a job with the current interview obsessio
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Given the material chemistry constraints on output/capacity/weight will govern any innovation in this field, I'd like to see some out-of-the-box thinking. For example, "in flight" hot-swapping mid-air of rotor legs
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
That's right, mirroring the built in (3.x) abc collections heirarchy. Which then allows you to do interesting things like delegation based polymorphism by registering with the appropriate metaclass so - just to come back to your parent
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
I'm afraid controlled rationality has lost its cause sometime ago. Action and anger are now necessary.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Yes, that's right, "fakehatecrimes.org" is definitely a lot more credible. You are responsible for spreading a racial hatred agenda undermining the persecution and terrorism experienced by minorities. Show some respect, 2 inn
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Is this actually real? This is utterly ridiculous. Sounds like a company run by a bunch of privileged entitled amateurs with zero consequences for their actions. This culture needs to be punished severely. Name and shame the director involv
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Clearly we need to close the loop with an IoT wifi linked colour sensor.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
>For example: you can't assign the result of an "if" statement. Why? Because it's a SyntaxError, no real reason. There is even an "ifExp" in the language grammar, but that's only for inline ifs. Do you
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
To send a message that she is not alone and we are collectively revolting against corporate HR abuse.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
"Developers buy properties in bad neighborhoods in the hope of improving and renting them, but without profit, where is the incentive to invest? *" Precisely, there should be no profit incentive. Society doesn't need l
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Sorry, I have a vile hatred of AirBNB. Housing is a basic human right. Call me a dangerous socialist if you like. Can any of its employees rationally convince me it provides economic value to ALL of my city including the lower end of worker
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Specifically with regards waking up at 3 am and not being able to fall asleep again, the best thing that worked for me was going for a 30-45 minutes walk round 6-8 pm before dinner and crashing on the couch. Also herbal calming remedies are
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
I see your point but it's entirely academic. How exactly do you think a "muslim ban" would be enforced? Do you actually for a second think there's going to be a registry or a proclamation for POTUS to ban all muslims? Th
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Onkar Ghate is a senior fellow and chief content officer at the Ayn Rand Institute. Islam and the War on Terror[edit] ARI has taken many controversial positions with respect to the Muslim world. They hold that the motivation for Islamic ter
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
I have put off any interest in travelling to America. I see it as a different planet that isn't part of the earth.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Probably when you're interviewed by some mid-senior manager who isn't capable of writing any code and his sole purpose is to "keep you in line" so tries to assert a bullying authority from the outset. Extremely typical i
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
This is a very welcome and refreshing change to the usual "lets rip off old ACMICPC and Computing Olympiad O(N) dynamic programming problems and sell them off to gullible lazy recruiters". Yes, I'm looking at YOU Codility and
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Why do people bother with this like it's some kind of badge of honour just to reward C-level bonuses and pick up a few scraps they'll pitifully throw down to you... it's bizarrely masochistic.
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
As someone who recently returned to C++ after a few years away, start with C++11 which feels like a modern language and dare I say very Pythonic. I'd say you need to grasp the following concepts to get you up and running the quickest:
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by throwaway_374 10y ago
Simple. Shut down Breitbart.

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