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by zcw100 6y ago
Why are you carrying water for Google? I did read the article and yes it does have some good parts.
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by zcw100 6y ago
The one tool everyone missed was marketing with being able to call yourself an ex-googler being the biggest tool in the toolbox. Let me share the other side of the diaspora (I dislike this term). Tons of former X, pick your popular Silicon
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by zcw100 6y ago
The only thing remarkable here is how you can lament the disappearance of cooperation in America and not mention Jim Crow.
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by zcw100 6y ago
If we are taxing things that make disproportionately larger economic gains maybe we should start with taxing Deutchebank.
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by zcw100 6y ago
This is everything wrong with the industry today. No, not the "10 different developers" but the person who wrote this. Yes, I get that there was an attempt to sell this a satirical but it's just stereo typing mixed in with hu
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by zcw100 6y ago
What comes to mind when I read this is some recent work titled, "Growing Neural Cellular Automata". There's a really cool demo at https://distill.pub/2020/growing-ca/ where it will grow a gecko and
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by zcw100 6y ago
For everyone complaining about compile times I’d like to know how it compares to Scala.
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by zcw100 6y ago
Why should we do anything new? I've been seeing this attitude more and more where developers think they're entitled to be convinced to use some new technology as though their time and attention are so valuable it's someone el
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by zcw100 6y ago
It's not junk-science it's Bro-science! https://www.youtube.com/user/BroScienceLife
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by zcw100 6y ago
“So we need a new tool that is basically git and rsync rolled into one.” That sounds a bit like IPFS
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by zcw100 6y ago
And then drone on and on about the reason people aren't more successful is because they don't take more risks.
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by zcw100 6y ago
I hate to break this to you but what you’re describing is capitalism.
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by zcw100 6y ago
Interestingly, the situation where labor can't move as freely as capital might not hold in the case of remote work which is why working from home is, or should be, scaring the hell out of some people. If it doesn't let me paint a
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by zcw100 6y ago
How is this brilliant marketing? Most people have never heard of Nummenta and they’ve managed to do that during a massive hype cycle in AI.
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by zcw100 6y ago
Care to elaborate on how football and basketball fit into your view of "higher education"?
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by zcw100 6y ago
What you should do is stop listening to people who tell you what to do.
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by zcw100 6y ago
Or maybe they just leave because of people like you who think Agile is like the Thunderdome of software development rather than a tool to manage a team.
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by zcw100 6y ago
You should read “This World of Ours” by James Mickens. https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1401_08-12_mickens.pdf It’s informative and funny. Mossad or not Mossad?
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by zcw100 6y ago
There was a golden age of fittness?
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by zcw100 6y ago
Why train when your organization only hires the best of the best, ninja, gurus? When everyone is too busy knowing everything to ever learn something new. That way they're be so scared that someone will find out they don't know som
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by zcw100 6y ago
This has nothing to do with ethics and everything to do with hyping AI. “It’s so good you need to listen to me. Not just on technical matters but on moral matters. It’s too dangerous to give to just anyone but I can protect you from it. I
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by zcw100 6y ago
Can you say what database you're using? If I were to guess this is an application specific UI over something like Neo4J although it's not very specific and seems quite general.
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by zcw100 6y ago
I got to “ maltose has the highest glycemic index, with a rating of 105 out of 100” and stopped reading there.
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by zcw100 6y ago
Sounds like https://github.com/fogleman/primitive but for video
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by zcw100 6y ago
Benford’s Law https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford%27s_law#Accounting_f...
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by zcw100 6y ago
Everyone is trying to understand what wfh is going to look like but I don't think they really understood what working from an office was really all about. Working from home is going to involve some very minor and inconsequential techni
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by zcw100 6y ago
It reminds me of the Gervais Principle https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...
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by zcw100 7y ago
They aren't obvious and observable other than your defining 1st order effects that way. Remote work becoming more mainstream because of this isn't a certainty at this point. It took a pandemic to get employers to allow it in a lar
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by zcw100 7y ago
The only thing we know is something big happened and it's probably going to have some effect. That's it. It's not like we don't have examples from history to look at. Even with the clarity of hind site can you say what t
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by zcw100 7y ago
You're looking at a recession right now. Everything else is pure speculation. Buckle up, you're going for a ride.

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