weego

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by weego 4y ago
Is this satire? It's brutally on point
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by weego 4y ago
It's pre-evidence. Computer simulations of real-world theoretical phenomena are propositions of potential outcomes that need to be verified through real-world testing to determine whether our modelling correlates with, or is skewing aw
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by weego 4y ago
If a developer was asking questions this granular in an interview I'd be very concerned that they're really focused on the wrong things for growth as a person and employee. Ask dealbreaker questions in interviews. If what source c
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by weego 4y ago
Clearly, there's a lot of magic going on behind the curtain with Canvas that is not being exposed. The data handling is all automated, so it's hard to tell what was done to improve its use of the data set with missing data and to
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by weego 4y ago
No you're not missing something. This is aimed at the tech person equivalent of Instagram bullet journalers, where the act of decorating pages and writing tasks is the goal as well as the process. I don't get it either but I can a
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by weego 4y ago
To be fair in every day use Hugo is a single very portable binary
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I guess ironically you've just recreated the argument people of faith use to shout down logic used to question the reality of their belief system. The burden of proof is not on the one claiming logically consistent interpretations of e
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by weego 4y ago
Ben Shapiro is a classic case of someone who has made a career out of bad faith 'debating'. Short form and heavily edited to fit short attention media platforms are biased towards this style of interaction because breaking down ba
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by weego 4y ago
To be fair the absolute state of scala is largely due to imported elitism from Haskell crossovers
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by weego 4y ago
they can now Id you based off your retina scan There's enough wrong with FB/Meta to not need to go into conspiracies
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by weego 4y ago
Trying to solve the lack of progress in simplifying the complexity of standard development scenarios needs to be the next step in framework development. I just don't understand how or why it needs to be polluted by the unnecessary adde
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by weego 4y ago
Or light travels at the speed of gravity but for a different order of discovery and convention. Massless particles all travel at the speed at which causality can propagate through the universe (though they themselves do not experience speed
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by weego 4y ago
$12 a block? The pod thing is only capable of what appears to be a portion, so yeah: It's a fungus juicero.
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by weego 4y ago
Another solved market that needs 'redefining' with a smart whotsit at 2-4x the price of existing products that do the same thing that actually have a proven history. Varier chairs (various) and the move stool HAG Capisco range M
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by weego 4y ago
The question makes no sense and your answer is wildly misleading and inaccurate. A server is not 'rendering' a website the same way a client does. A couple of dozen requests a second? In drupal in dev mode maybe but even then... I
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by weego 4y ago
In the best case scenario someday building an SPA will be closer to building a mobile or desktop app This is the worst case scenario for everyone. Why does this industry have a pre-occupation with trying to increase complexity of the simp
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Bricks and mortar opticians.
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In short, yes.
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by weego 4y ago
I agree, reading it, and as it's the best possible interpretation being the OPs point of view, everything just screamed of 'senior developer in name only'. The manager clearly wasn't the best, but none of the scenarios w
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by weego 4y ago
The seychelles is also a good choice for a completely anonymous company (note that banking may be a bigger issue to solve)
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by weego 4y ago
It's not, it's about half as I did this exact calculation a couple of days ago in a new car discussion with my partner (charging works out to ~£0.49 per 4 miles, we're currently ~£1.05 per 4 miles for a reasonable mpg car dri
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by weego 4y ago
That feels like a false dichotomy. This is pushing forward research into theory, even with highly positive results it's completely unknown whether any of those results actually result in any progress for the human race other than knowl
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by weego 4y ago
When I've previously read about AI ethics at Google I've always assumed that the focus was on the ethics of what's contained in the training data and the biases that are being explicitly or implicitly encoded into these model
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by weego 4y ago
I had a job offer like this with grand visions and promises of greenfield freedom, with the goal to compete with someone big in the payments sector who was and has since eaten their lunch, by WorldPay years ago. No product ever came of it a
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by weego 4y ago
I'll go that one step further and cast my phone into a shallow grave, having salted the earth it's buried in so that nothing may grow there again.
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He's just a Steve Jobs who doesn't know to keep his worst traits hidden from the public eye.
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by weego 4y ago
As with all outputs from any neurodiversity or personality disorder, it's a reason not an excuse
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by weego 4y ago
Twitter is an engineering for the sake of it company. Pair that with their actual consumer product being a chaotic scattergun of failed sub-projects, terrible client UI relaunches and the apparent inability to ship anything meaningful given
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by weego 4y ago
I have a strong belief that git is a core tool we should be using for data It isn't, we shouldn't, and you're not the first and won't be the last person to put time into this. It's neither a compelling solution no
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by weego 4y ago
I've had to deal with a similar issue for a product. We ended up summarising it in a fuzzy way that people's minds have a notion of 'micro' and 'macro' randomness. In the case the coin flip, all heads or all ta

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