wandering2

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by wandering2 10y ago
What was the difference in the interviews?
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by wandering2 10y ago
>front-end features like form generation and HTML templating were really important, but now they're arguably better to avoid. Why is that?
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by wandering2 10y ago
> I was shocked to learn that the binary search program that Bentley proved correct and subsequently tested in Chapter 5 of Programming Pearls contains a bug. Huh? How did he prove it correct, then?
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by wandering2 10y ago
>Python and Ruby get you where you need to be fast, and if you get far enough and need to scale, there are a huge number of options, from stalwart holdouts like Java and C# (now on Linux!) to newer languages on rock-solid run times like
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by wandering2 10y ago
So are they outdated now?
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by wandering2 11y ago
This I really don't understand. All it takes is a simple Google search about "what can I expect in a software interview?" and you'll see right away the importance of whiteboard interviews for so many companies, especiall
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by wandering2 11y ago
I'm a senior in CS at the moment; I declared somewhat late, and I never did any programming until my sophomore year. Before I got into in CS, I was worried that classes would assume outside knowledge (beyond prerequisite classes), and
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by wandering2 11y ago
Reinforcement learning is not strictly what is considered supervised learning in ML, but it's very much in the same vein. And a supervised learning algorithm doesn't have any "knowledge" of the domain it's learning
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by wandering2 11y ago
What do you mean by "bliss states"?
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by wandering2 11y ago
What did you like about that AMA? As many of the comments expressed, most of the answers were very vague, and the whole thing was pretty much a tease. >Basically, it is a specialized method of learning faster and retaining knowledge more