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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
I read their report on Rotterdam's welfare fraud prediction system a few months ago and it was fascinating. Really opened my eyes to a lot of things, specifically how fast any bias can create a feedback loop that causes one demographic
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
Im going off what the article originally said: "We see that 37 is the prime where roughly half of all numbers have something less than or equal to 37 as their first prime! So we’ve proven that 37 is the median second prime!"
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
I admit I read it wrong at first, but it made sense to me at the end of the article. So I don't believe median was misleading. My initial thought was, as numbers get larger and larger, the chance that the second most common prime fact
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
It was a bit difficult to grasp at first, but it clicked after realizing it's all primes up to 37, not just 37. Kind of a neat fact, and I enjoyed reading this. Thanks for posting!
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
I use ChatGPT on problems where I have really specific questions about them. For instance why I'm getting a certain return value, why a function isn't working, etc. It's a lot less headache than fumbling through Stack Overflo
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
In theory these principles are really good concepts from an education standpoint. Where I teach, we teach students vanilla javascript and HTML as much as possible before moving on to frameworks that make things easier. Some of these points
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
I'm not sure how this would help in the long term. As it stands, most people ignore those flashing signs that tell you to slow down, or immediately speed back up once they pass the sign. Two ways we can really reduce speeding in the lo
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To mock or not to mock: Is that even a question?(accenture.com)
2 points by zelda-mazzy 3y ago|0 comments
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
Thanks for putting this together and doing all the research. 1.5 years is a long time but the end result looks amazing. Are there any plans to let educational institutions or historical museums use this? I imagine such a presentation would
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
Well this is neat. In an odd way it reminds me of how Assembly uses short commands, but instead of 1-4 letter cmdlets it's just symbols, but with many more arrays. It makes for a visually interesting codebase. The thing that stands out
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
I hardly ever just copy and paste for the exact reason the author talks about. Instead, I try to make sense of the solution, and if I have to, I'll hand-copy it down line-by-line to make sure I properly understand and refactor from the
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
Taking a look at the big picture: Why is Test-Driven Development important, and how can it make you a better developer overall?
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The Big Picture of Test-Driven Development in a Web App(thelogicofzelda.substack.com)
2 points by zelda-mazzy 3y ago|1 comments
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How Does Test-Driven Development Work for Angular?(thelogicofzelda.substack.com)
2 points by zelda-mazzy 3y ago|1 comments
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
Taking a look at the Red-Green approach of test-driven development in the context of an HTTP service for a frontend web-development framework
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ARPA-H looking for proposals to protect digital healthcare infrastructure(arpa-h.gov)
8 points by zelda-mazzy 3y ago|1 comments
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
US-led initiative ARPA-H is currently looking for proposals to protect hospitals and clinics around the US from ransomware attacks - especially clinics in under-served, rural regions. They are looking for "proven technologies developed
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Planning the Front End Architecture for a Full-Stack Application(thelogicofzelda.substack.com)
1 points by zelda-mazzy 3y ago|0 comments
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by zelda-mazzy 3y ago
This is so cool!