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by wintorez 8y ago
Software does not suck; requirements, especially from non-technical stake-holders suck. Every single piece of software starts with a single and easy to understand idea, then different stakeholders arrive and start adding inputs and often co
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by wintorez 8y ago
>> The Zen of Python even pokes fun at the "one obvious way" by writing its three em-dashes three different ways in the same document. I did not know this! Thanks :)
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by wintorez 8y ago
Thank you. The very answer I was looking for.
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by wintorez 8y ago
I'm no expert in the field of AI or Machine Learning, so I have a question for the experts here? Has there been any theoretical breakthrough in the AI in the recent years? I knew we had neural networks and different types of classifier
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by wintorez 8y ago
For a language that has "There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it." as part of its core philosophy, this is very ironic.
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by wintorez 9y ago
I hate to be that guy, but in my opinion, Apple has completely changed direction from the business of building general computers, to the business of building mobile devices. Also, it's a shame that they are sacrificing usability and du
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by wintorez 9y ago
Apart from a few apps that are App Store exclusive, I install everything on my Mac using Homebrew and Homebrew Cask. I highly recommend it to anyone who has not used them before.
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by wintorez 9y ago
If you hate your job so much that you think about retiring at mid-30, maybe you should consider changing profession. If you love what you do, you don't have to work a single day in your life.
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by wintorez 9y ago
No it's not. For the simple reason that Artificial Intelligence can never ever cover for Natural Stupidity.
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by wintorez 9y ago
Sounds like a good idea, although I just wanted something to check on my living room when I'm out.
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by wintorez 9y ago
Why do you want to work for a company that gives you days of unpaid homework? If you're given such a task, simply state that you don't think you'll be a good fit for them, and move on. It is an employees job market at the mom
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by wintorez 9y ago
I basically followed this guide for the web camera parts: https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-webcam-server/ I setup my pi without keyboard and monitor (ssh only), and used this guide to set it up itself: https:/
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by wintorez 9y ago
I'm far more impressed by Raspberry Pi Zero W than by the original or even the latest Raspberry Pi. I'm using one as a streaming server for a security camera, and also a web server, and its working beyond my expectations.
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by wintorez 9y ago
I read a while back that it's a good language for generating code using genetic algorithms: http://lapinozz.github.io/project/2016/03/27/generating-brai...
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by wintorez 9y ago
Evil beyond evil
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by wintorez 9y ago
Apple is punishing the iPhone owners, and I think it's unfair to punish them while they are being punished by owning an iPhone.
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by wintorez 9y ago
I remembered reading about her back then and I was thinking her story sounded a little too good to be true.
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by wintorez 9y ago
This article aged so well: http://time.com/3822734/elizabeth-holmes-2015-time-100/
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by wintorez 9y ago
Touch Bar had made me consider abandoning MacBooks altogether and move to Linux.
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by wintorez 9y ago
In other news, 1 cubic meter of air is lighter than 1 cubic meter of water. WHO KNEW?!
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by wintorez 9y ago
I checked the assignments and they looked reasonable to me. I've done a far more complicated assignment for my current contract, and to be honest, I prefer these type of assignments to "whiteboard" interviews.
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by wintorez 9y ago
Looks like Microsoft is on a killing spree these days.
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Microsoft is a joke, and not even a good one.
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by wintorez 9y ago
No matter how many other editors or IDEs I tried, I always went back to Sublime. It's much faster than Atom, VSCode, etc.
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by wintorez 9y ago
I always look at Microsoft in order to learn how not to do anything /s
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by wintorez 9y ago
Nice!
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by wintorez 9y ago
Halifax, NS or Halifax, England?
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by wintorez 9y ago
I think the future of the web will be peer-to-peer communication between browsers. When you open a web site, you will join a pool of users who are already on that site. There will be some super nodes, who act similar seeders, and the rest w
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by wintorez 9y ago
I couldn't agree more with the above. I firmly believe that "Explicit is Better than Implicit".
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by wintorez 9y ago
I was very interested in Vue.js initially, but I had to pass once I realized it uses two-way data-binding. I prefer React.js since it has less behind the scene magic than Vue.js or Angular. Although I like certain aspects of Vue.js which I

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