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barefoot
2y ago
How about one million kittens or one human?
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4y ago
Side note: landing on this particular website was a hilariously bad experience. The scrollable content area on my (modern and average sized) mobile device represented less than one third of the viewport. The remaining two thirds are taken u
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4y ago
CLRS = Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest, Stein - The authors of the famous book Introduction to Algorithms.
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4y ago
One of the challenges of (even modern) scuba diving is that failure conditions are at odds with normal reflexes. For example, if you run out of air your first reflex as a non-diver might be to hold your breath and swim to the surface. As po
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barefoot
4y ago
Is limited supply reason enough to explain the high market prices or has there also been an increase in demand?
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4y ago
I agree that we’re practically in a recession and that our present recession was brought about from congress via the fed. However, that particular chain of events was set in motion in the 1970s with the public mandate set for the FOMC. It w
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4y ago
I’ve had some luck with Remarkable. Remarkable has a reasonably good experience for getting a PDF to the device, working with it, and then getting it back to the source as a seemingly plain PDF.
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4y ago
I’d imagine it might be technically possible but not practical. The weight required for ballistic parachute systems is substantial. On small aircraft (such as Cirrus and Icon) it reduces the useful load, and thus range/payload, substan
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5y ago
Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl (1946). A close runner up might be Liar’s Poker by Michael Lewis (1989).
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5y ago
I’ll bite, here are a few relevant observations. I like honey bunches of oats cereal. It’s delicious. The variety I like is also ~200 calories _per cup_. That’s before adding milk of any kind. Add a little bit of milk and tip the box a bit
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6y ago
“James [the client CTO] mentioned multiple times that he wants a future-proof technology, and he is not in favor of Angular because it has a bad reputation after AngularJS got deprecated.” Few things in our industry are future-proof (or eve
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An important consideration is the number of lives are phthalates improving or saving, something that might be challenging to quantify but shouldn’t be ignored. Mobile phone use leads to thousands (US) [0] of deaths per year but there are fe
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6y ago
Upkoi | Senior Full Stack Engineer | Remote (US Timezones Strongly Preferred) | Full-time / Contract More Details / Apply Here: https://apply.workable.com/upkoi-inc/j/D021B24D1E/ (Mention Hacker New
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6y ago
Me. For some background, I’m a longtime hardware and (more frequently) software developer. I also do quite a bit of ML consulting. I was gifted a MacBook Air many years ago. I was an avid Ubuntu (and, to a much lesser extent, Windows) user
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This was one of my favorite museums in the world. My wife and I have many good memories playing checkmo against a beautifully maintained PDP-8 At the museum. She just yelled out a genuine “No!” when I relayed the closure. At one point they
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There are similar (but more basic) systems built into some retractable gear aircraft. They generally provide an audible alert if the plane appears about to land but the gear is still up. Pilots still land gear up, even with the alarm sound
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7y ago
You may be an outlier. Personally, I’ve tried a number of different brands and haven’t found one that’s consistent enough for me to get through even a half day of work let alone an hour without at least one occurrence of both contacts rotat
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7y ago
Another great resource is NAND to Tetris (currently auditable on Coursera for free): https://www.coursera.org/learn/nand2tetris2
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7y ago
Contacts for astigmatism that can automatically adjust orientation through an active (powered) mechanism would be game changing for the afflicted. Current passive orientating contacts for astigmatism are severely limited.
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7y ago
Equipment used is part of it, but smaller than you’d imagine. Well maintained single engine aircraft (in the certified category) are generally reliable. The majority of incidents in these planes come down to avoidable pilot error. Looking a
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7y ago
I like these standard definitions, thanks for sharing.
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7y ago
A senior software developer can be given a vague contradictory notion of a a whole application (or part of one) and turn it into a scalable, performant, cost-effective beautiful product using the best set of tools and technologies to fit th
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7y ago
It's a challenging habit to start but not as difficult as you'd imagine to maintain. That said, I've met a number of other professionals that sustain similar schedules. I have an array of hobbies including flying, rock climb
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7y ago
I agree outside of software development. However, the only constant in our industry is change and that change demands continuous reinvestment. The only other way to grow is to focus on complementary skills with longer relevancy and that tak
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I would argue that I'm current on the machine learning and practical software development side and minimally current on the others and improving. To offer some background, on the machine learning side I've built and deployed over
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See the first six slides here: https://media.neurips.cc/Conferences/NIPS2018/Slides/Olukotu... This is not my phrasing but as someone that's deployed several models in production that have replaced exist
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Everyone has a separate set of trigger words or phrases, I don't take offense. As a side note, the phrase that machine learning is eating conventional software development might sound cringeworthy given how ML/AI is commonly portr
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7y ago
Excellent point. I would also like to point out that the instruction manual jobs that you mentioned are being automated away and the pace of automation over this type of job is likely to increase.
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7y ago
I personally study a thoughtful blend of the a number of subjects, including: 1. Machine Learning 2. Practical Software Development Tools and Techniques 3. Computer Science Fundamentals 4. Design 5. Marketing 6. Business Fundamentals 7. Str
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After you collapse on the sofa for a few minutes you then get back to work keeping yourself current, right? A reasonable measure of what it takes to stay current and relevant in this industry is twenty hours of dedicated reinvestment per we
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