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vikiomega9
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vikiomega9
6y ago
thanks! Is there a favourite resource you've come across?
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vikiomega9
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Can you tell me a bit about your background and your journey towards writing WASM, and learning to write a complier? (for context I never took a compiler course, vaguely know what lex and yacc are)
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vikiomega9
6y ago
I haven't used github in a while, when does an unclean merge happen? When two people merge their branches at the same time?
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vikiomega9
6y ago
How much of an impact would a Biden administration have on helping with climate change? Beside policy changes would they support moonshot research?
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vikiomega9
6y ago
Perhaps we don't need as many overconfident risk takers, and I think of this whenever I read about the quiet millionaire or people who have a flourishing business that is not sexy.
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vikiomega9
6y ago
Insane that I never tried looking for different diff tools, thanks for the recommendation!
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vikiomega9
6y ago
Are there specific cuisines? The Indian options are pretty bad imo, there are a few good places but overall not as good as the South Bay.
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vikiomega9
6y ago
Could you share more details about your case. Happy to email you or chat elsewhere.
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6y ago
You could drop the OOP lecture and leave detailed notes on the course page instead. I'm not arguing for OOP v FP or anything like that, just that for either (and other) paradigms a specific testing approach might be better suited for t
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I don't see a focus on testing in this course. Was that by design? I feel like a lot of design out there forgets this important implementation detail.
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vikiomega9
6y ago
That's just the base pay right?
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vikiomega9
6y ago
I always wonder about this. Why do we choose to solve a problem with another. Something about individual freedom or something?
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1. This blog post 2. https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-... 3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_the_firm I don't know the others :)
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You'll need to say more :)
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I would love to hear about other models of the world that are employed to think about it. My view is that there's about 5 mental models given how mundane human life is in general (I'm speaking in hyperbole of course).
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vikiomega9
6y ago
I think it's a little disingenuous to call America a heterogenous society. While the share of population for different ancestries[1] makes it look heterogenous, a large part of the equation is cultural homogeneity. American culture is
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vikiomega9
6y ago
Is there something specific about Vanguard that you use it for, I can buy ETFs on e-trade and other platforms right?
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vikiomega9
6y ago
As a tangent, is there a Firefox focus equivalent for the desktop?
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vikiomega9
6y ago
Brilliant. There should be some way to incentivize lite pages, even if only for news websites.
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vikiomega9
6y ago
If you're thinking about map-reduce, the original Google paper talks about associativity.
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6y ago
Which ones?
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6y ago
There are steps to learning and copying is one of them, and if someone is willing to acknowledge this that's a win. The problem is when people decide someone else has done the heavy thinking for them and they just have to copy-paste me
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6y ago
Sorry, could you be more specific, do you mean his current work on Graph NN and representation learning?
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6y ago
Could you point me to some of these studies, ie. one that's a good starting reference.
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vikiomega9
6y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes, India Technologies: Java, Python, Go, Machine Learning (TensorFlow, XGBoost), Optimization, Big Data(Spark/Hadoop), Streaming (Beam/Flink/Kafka), Functional Program
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That's not quite true, they let go of multiple strong performers.
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They are at Lyft which tries to solve hard problems like Pricing and Dispatch optimization. For other, perhaps smaller, companies you still need a Data Analyst or someone who can read data and make sense of it, but not a Data Scientist who
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Great advice on immutability, separation of concerns/domain logic, and side effects. I think modern languages or tooling should somehow enforce this. I think a lot of code will be better off for it. Specific patterns/zen (like ano
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I work for Lyft and was part of this cut. I truly worked toward fixing things, and I don't want to sound salty here even though will, there's not much going on with Lyft or Uber to save in terms of tech. It's shoddy and usele
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From your experiences, tell me more! How could this problem be avoided? How does one sniff out such glut?
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