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by totorovirus 6y ago
I work in a data science company with 30+ engineers. We've spent 80k dollars on GKE last month only..
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by totorovirus 6y ago
this looks really interesting! thanks for sharing :)
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by totorovirus 6y ago
hoarding top-notch engineers in their pocket while they have enough capital?
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by totorovirus 6y ago
de-googling: appleling
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by totorovirus 6y ago
what an expected outcome...
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by totorovirus 6y ago
teleforkbomb..
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by totorovirus 6y ago
yes but I've already seen the attitude among american students who treat plug-it-in equivalent to plug-in devices xD
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by totorovirus 6y ago
In my high school year in international school(in germany) I've seen many students from diverse backgrounds. I could see balanced number of students taught from their own origin: US, asian or international school itself. One thing I re
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by totorovirus 7y ago
One of my friend didn't submit his project for Operating System course, still got an A-. He doesn't know anything about seg fault handling or process scheduling. How did he get an A-? Because companies are looking for good GPAs r
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by totorovirus 7y ago
They don't ask technical questions or anything related to CS...
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by totorovirus 7y ago
In a mediocre university you learn how to run a VMware virtual machine in OS class and that's it.
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by totorovirus 7y ago
Do apple hire CS majors who never did a project in any language? Probably not..
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by totorovirus 7y ago
I don't think my superiors are going to open our source code. Thanks for letting me know about your project
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by totorovirus 7y ago
I think modern browsers could be a baseline for network based OS in couple of years to come. It is really complex and has zillion features that not many developers know exactly know
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by totorovirus 7y ago
I have a friend who didn't know how to code in C++ (although he graudated from CS major) but still got into samsung as a developer, got trained how to write code there. It's a typical conglomerate thing in south korea though. The
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by totorovirus 7y ago
kinda duplicate of https://www.color-hex.com/color/7fffd4
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by totorovirus 7y ago
Is it relevant to AMD ryzen users?
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by totorovirus 7y ago
Also, we have developed our internal framework that eases pretraining - finetuning to subtask pipeline. After months of usage it required a lot of refactoring to match the need of all forms of DNN models. I would like to hear from other ML
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by totorovirus 7y ago
I work in a startup doing STT. We have reached SOTA on lowest CER in our language among industry. The main reason we are doing well is not because we have smart engineers tuning on fancy model, but rather we developed novel method to collec
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by totorovirus 7y ago
I learned this in control systems in electrical engineering course. Maybe graduate courses do have PID for CS majors, but haven't seen them yet
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by totorovirus 7y ago
This is the solution that should have existed in the first place
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Reverse Engineering the Corona Virus(github.com)
1 points by totorovirus 7y ago|0 comments
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by totorovirus 7y ago
It is quite surprising that this article not related to CS made up to top news in hacker news. There must be a lot of non-CS engineers here.
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by totorovirus 7y ago
As an ex south korean army (mandatory service), our neighbor in the north still think chemical weapon an effective asymmetrical weapon against us because our small piece of land won't really allow any mobility based modern warfare. The
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by totorovirus 7y ago
I don't think changing the microarchitecture would only require developers to swap compiler toolchains from x86 to ARM. The community is largely dependent on x86 architecture. Not a case for high level application developers, but some
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by totorovirus 7y ago
One of the most interesting culture in South korea is that under treated low class people (dirt-spoon class) don't really try disrupt current society model. To elaborate, people put poverty on their own responsibility rather than compl
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by totorovirus 7y ago
Tmax is basically a refugee camp for Ph.D dropouts. I won't criticize much if they were doing their job right. But they are not. They hire engineers from non CS majors from top engineering colleges to impress government officials to in
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by totorovirus 7y ago
by providing an alternative option for highly educated male engineers, yes.
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by totorovirus 7y ago
You know how crucial software gains reliability through large user community. I don't want to fall into some random bs while using their 'usable' DB. condolence to programmers involved to government projects which will enforc
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by totorovirus 7y ago
I actually heard this from ex-tmax engineer. One of the engineer was debugging the scheduler a day before demo day, poking here and there, inserting sleep(10); to random places. He merged his debug commit without deleting sleeps so the OS f

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