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zawerf
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Sort of off topic: In theory hash tables are supposed to be O(1) (under the RAM model). But looking at these graphs, they seem to grow linearly after they stop fitting in the cache which is especially apparent on the unsuccessful lookup gra
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The first case but I am not worried about anything where they "warn" you first. So despite the timing my question isn't GDPR specific. I am mostly worried about cases where you just get sent a settlement letter or a fine. The
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I am asking for something more general than GDPR. And I guess the worst case isn't what I am looking for either (since that would just be "fullest extent of the law"). I am trying to see what people would actually litigate ov
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Ask HN: Legal compliance for small side projects
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"Fat days" end for individual companies too. Google had much better perks/food in the early days. Same goes for many profitable startups (like Dropbox) who cut their lavish spendings once they realize they need to go public:
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I am really jealous of what the more creative/motivated kids growing up today have access to. When I was a teenager not long ago, I was mostly motivated by cheating in games which got me learning basic scripting for keyboard/mouse
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It's insane that a mere ToS violation (not even anything criminal or large scale) on a different Google product got not only his account banned, but all related accounts across all Google products banned also. It makes me really worry
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I don't know any stats. I want to understand how to interpret p-values and it seems like according to this post I also need to know how to estimate the "Proportion of True Hypotheses"? He starts off with "Imagine a world
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In python you often need sys.setrecursionlimit for the recursive solutions since the default is really small. I found out the hard way in a recent Google CodeJam problem[1] that even that wasn't enough and sometimes you really do need
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I switched from material design (react-toolbox) to semantic ui around a year or two ago for similar reasons. Material design looks great by default but it infects the rest of your app really quickly since any custom components you build hav
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> two people talking over each other This effect very well might be just a side effect of humans' subconscious ability to focus on a single conversation in a noisy room.
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Are you talking about the McGurk effect? You hear either Ba or Fa depending on which you expect to hear based on the lip reading (but the sound that is actually playing is Va): https://youtu.be/G-lN8vWm3m0?t=77 It is real
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In all the newbie lifting programs (Starting Strength, StrongLifts etc) you'll see that untrained individuals can achieve almost linear growth for the first couple of months. Their size are definitely not growing linearly though. Most
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The mathematical part was not obvious to me, so: The derivative with respect to a is: b(a^(b-1)). The derivative with respect to b is: log(a)(a^b) or (a log(a))(a^(b-1)). So it's better to increase b when alog(a) > b. Which is typic
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I said they are "the same" only in terms of how your brain can immerse/rewire itself to understand those new controls as if they were artificial limbs. Even with the same level of fluency, some controls are definitely better
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From a couple decades of gaming experience, you don't need much more than eyeballs, fingers and a little bit of forearm. I am convinced people who talk about immersion in VR have never been addicted to any game. It doesn't take th
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Is there a community around this like /r/churning? Preferably sorted by reward to effort ratio (e.g., $20 giftcard for a 5 min referral signup with personalcapital.com that you can just cancel after was pretty good).
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I use the 2nd point a lot for debugging 3d transforms. To expand upon it, for example in three dimensions the three axes are: (1, 0, 0) (0, 1, 0) (0, 0, 1) To find out where those axes are after a 3x3 matrix transform, you just read off the
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IIRC it used to be all text. I remember feeling the same thing when they rolled out the icon only design and was frustrated that I had to relearn something I had already been using daily (memory is fuzzy, it was many years ago). Now I am ac
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Recall when you first learned how to program. Something as trivial as iterating through a list requires some thought. What is the syntax for a "for" loop? Do you start with i = 0 or i = 1? Should you end at i < n or i <= n?
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Same quote stated more directly (emphasis mine): > It is often stated that the fixation index for humans is about 0.15. This translates to an estimated 85% of the variation measured in the overall human population is found within individ
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> Completely wrong... if you're judging just between black Africans and white Europeans then it is a pretty good proxy for general genetic relatedness. It is absolutely insane to think otherwise. Skin color is not a good proxy for g
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There's no description of what's actually being tested but you can find it in the formulas.js file: https://github.com/dg92/Performance-analysis-es6/blob/master... Even on one of the first lines, th
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I know this has been submitted dozens of times (you can see previous discussions if you click on past). But the cool thing now is that the graph is broken! By that I mean that the original color scale chosen (1n/100ns/10μs/1m
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Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know
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Just curious as a non-economist, how would you even conduct this study in a controlled way? You would basically have take two randomized groups both starting with 200k and have one invest it into stocks and another into a 4 year college deg
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Where can I find more of these? Do you guys recommend this author's books such as https://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-Puzzles-Connoisseurs-Pet... ? (It's hard to find the right search term for this that doesn'
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I wouldn't worry about the "AI" aspect and cheaply mass-produced aspect of that fictional short film. At least not for a couple more years given how terrible and expensive the existing consumer "follow me" drones ar
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I didn't understand the Caribbean reference which led me down a pretty fun rabbit hole trying to figure out how that world works. Apparently it's fairly common to incorporate in British Virgin Islands (and a few others like Cayman
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I don't know why you put "credits" in quotes so I went to look it up. They give you $5000! Unless there's some catch this actually makes atlas free and maybe even profitable to do since I am already paying AWS for runnin
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