tsewlliw

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by tsewlliw 15y ago
They put it in Shazam... Seriously though - DFT -> key -> build giant R-tree. You can probably munge the key to get the week offset. Seems like a straightforward mapreduce problem :)
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by tsewlliw 15y ago
I always thought Skype and LinkedIn would be a really great match. But maybe this is an artifact of being introduced to both at the same time by the same person.
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by tsewlliw 16y ago
Like many things, the value of your home is only loosely tied to it's market value. It's also expensive to move across the country, and more expensive emotionally to leave your friends behind.
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by tsewlliw 16y ago
the implementation on the site is in JavaScript, where everything is 64-bit floats. I'd guess 52 of those bits are mantissa.
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by tsewlliw 16y ago
I really liked the article, it made me think about interesting problems, but I only count 7 features in it. >1. Query progress >3. Session Wait Data >4. Session Tracing These are all the same feature. Granted, it's an awes
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by tsewlliw 16y ago
not that depth first search isn't a pretty good analogy for what happens, but I believe it's SLDNF resolution, and I'm not 100% sure the exact algorithm is mandated by the language, though it might be for cuts.
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by tsewlliw 16y ago
Austin, TX SmartBear, CodeCollaborator team. We do team lunches, and we have fun. Multiple developer openings: Mostly just be smart and adaptable, but specifics in Eclipse/RCP, Visual Studio addins, Web GUI stuff, and version control system
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by tsewlliw 16y ago
Please ignore this, it's the key to my big idea that will change the world.
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by tsewlliw 16y ago
If you must restrict the input to permutations of [0,...,N], you already know the result! Finding cycles is neat, but this works for the same data, minus having bounds: (define (trivialsort vals) (lambda (i) i))