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by tsumnia 8y ago
Know what? I'm fine either way - I'd rather argue with my dad about whether Die Hard is a Christmas movie than politics and the economy any day. So here's my vote - arguing ABOUT Die Hard being a Christmas move HAS BECOME a C
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I'd add the follow-up question of "how could this system being maliciously gamed?"
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by tsumnia 8y ago
The more I hear of these new social rules I have to follow [retroactively, mind you] to ensure I'm not "shamed", the more lower income rougher occupations sound grand. No one probably gives a damn about the sexist wielder or
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by tsumnia 8y ago
No. It is two toasts.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Can I just say I'm a huge fan of Colaboratory! I discovered this service from a classmate this semester and have thoroughly enjoyed collaborating inside of a notebook. It still has little details that need to be fixed, like persistent
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Not necessarily true, I interviewed for Google once and from the two interview sessions, I have a good idea which one I bombed.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
While I understand that, how can this work be used to, say, analyze novice/student coding behaviors? Furthermore, does selecting the GitHub repos subject code2vec to be bias toward specific design patterns? To play devil's advocat
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by tsumnia 8y ago
But what would we quantify as "real" projects?
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I'm very willing to do the most simple of tasks. My current research involves retyping source code because I think some of the issues in current CS education revolve around the ability to copy and paste everything. Even now, when I&#x2
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Loved it... but I felt bad for subscribing :D [1] [1] https://i.imgur.com/dvKvR2Y.png
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by tsumnia 8y ago
A what point is someone just going to reinvent Piet [1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esoteric_programming_language#...
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by tsumnia 8y ago
It's carbs. Please stop clickbait.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
My biggest concern is are we following a similar trend to Japan (low sex rate, high suicide)? While I am no means an expert, the overall theme that I've seen describe the phenomena in Japan is that they have just "stopped caring&q
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I'd agree; welders is beginning to pay nicely due to their demand. You won't enjoy the time away from home or the work conditions, but you'll be paid reasonably well.
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Stan Lee, Marvel comics executive and creator of Spider-Man, dead at 95(chicagotribune.com)
2 points by tsumnia 8y ago|0 comments
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Is there a link to downloading copies of the images?
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by tsumnia 8y ago
On my dinky refurbished laptop, it feels like every element in the new interface has some sort of :hover/Javascript combination and that's where the slug starts.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I think the best course of action is for someone in the Chrome extension space to create an extension that adds minimal functionality to the basic HTML version, like simple dragging and dropping of emails into labels. I use an enhancement s
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Code of Ethics Doesn't Influence Decisions of Software Developers(csc.ncsu.edu)
3 points by tsumnia 8y ago|1 comments
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by tsumnia 8y ago
"Hardtmuth settled on yellow to communicate the graphite’s geographical origins", China because "yellow had long been tied to royalty." Please stop clickbait.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
It's a delicate balance for sure, but I do think time on task lends itself toward mastery. KA Ericsson's deliberate practice has been met with criticism [1], someone born with good genes and having a tailored upbringing will flour
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I will agree with you as well as the OP. One thing my comment history shows is that I believe a mixture of technical and conceptual literacy is needed for learning. My current research is that students rely on copying and pasting and don&#x
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by tsumnia 8y ago
But I think that's part of the barrier of entry for a small restaurant. I enjoy supporting local food trucks, and while the food is good, the workflow is terrible. If you look at a quick service restaurant as a logistics company, they
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by tsumnia 8y ago
This is fantastic! I started doing webwork a few years back and while I've gotten a chance to do some cool projects, streaming wasn't there.
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I don't entirely agree with respect to my original post and that your use of Jobs and Torvalds don't correctly align to my post. I don't think the majority of people idolize stuff that makes everyone gag or grimace in disgust
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by tsumnia 8y ago
A lot of issues have already been discussed, but one I haven't seen is the constant reminder that people and the Internet are terrible. Ignoring people that censor beheadings on YouTube and the Dark Web, I am very vividly aware of thin
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by tsumnia 8y ago
I use Google Music now and it still pales in comparison to Grooveshark and Songza
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by tsumnia 8y ago
Grooveshark and Songza; I'll skip over Grooveshark since there's already a post mourning its loss. I liked Songza's non-tailoring to me and more to the situations (rainy day for rainy days, party for late nights, even novelty
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by tsumnia 8y ago
> programming courses is that they tend to have a more-than-normal bimodal distribution of results There is argument that is not true [1]. However, I agree with your next statement that this isn't so much a 'lack of geek gene&#
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by tsumnia 8y ago
This is a rather dated paper, here is a 2014 meta-analysis with a better N. [1] http://dro.dur.ac.uk/19223/1/19223.pdf

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