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by ves 11y ago
Planes are a lot more difficult to fly (land) than cars are to drive.
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by ves 11y ago
Just check everything carefully. If you've written your proof properly every step should follow logically from previous steps, and you should be able to check if yourself without issues. The problems happen when you're not critica
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by ves 11y ago
If you believe that they don't make sense, take the opposite position
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by ves 11y ago
You shouldn't have to pay any more. Cali already takes an insane amount of your income, and it's not like the spending isn't happening. I think SF spent something like 240mm on homeless last year, which works out to something
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by ves 11y ago
That's what my company does
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by ves 11y ago
I thought they pay in the 100-110k range for new grads, which is not great by any standard (given how 'selective' they are)
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by ves 11y ago
The hope is that a company's fate isn't decided by the claimant. Of course the claimant is biased, that's what would have motivated them to take this position in the first place. The ultimate decision should be reached by an
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by ves 11y ago
I switched entirely from R to python, with matplotlib and seaborn, for data science. It's a much nicer environment. R is horrifically unreadable and has a lot of absolutely terrible unexpected behaviors, and I like python better as an
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by ves 11y ago
I almost never enter tons of numbers, so having a numpad isn't very useful for me. Especially since the fact that you have to leave home row means that there's an initial penalty to using the numpad that makes it significantly les
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by ves 11y ago
You'll probably be paid a lot more interning in SWE or DS, actually, which furthers your point.
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by ves 11y ago
But you can't do anything with that money (left in the corporation) - it eventually winds up buying things for people, or being transferred to someone's bank account, at which point it will be taxed. You could leave it on the comp
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by ves 11y ago
Keep in mind that Apple does owe the US government a significant amount, so your statement is inaccurate. Apple would not function without the infrastructure provided by the government, would not be able to protect its IP without US patents
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by ves 11y ago
It sounds like you're talking about the idea of introducing noise in order to prevent stagnation and make sure learning continues. One of the trivial ways to do this with a recommender system is to change the priority of some search re