bonyen

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by bonyen 4mo ago
Hopefully News/News+ will make this list.
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by bonyen 2y ago
Upvoted for an interesting take, even though I disagree with some of it. I took 61A from bh. Personally, I agree with bh's statement that you quoted. Where I encountered difficulty was applying the ideas in a different context (e.g. C
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by bonyen 3y ago
Indeed, we have significantly more data. However, it seems that we have significantly less _truth_ than at any point in my lifetime, at least. "Data" evokes images of objective, agenda-less sensors just sitting there, measuring, a
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by bonyen 7y ago
Back in the day, I treasured my copy of Liskov and Guttag's "Program Development in Java". I enjoyed its discussion of a disciplined programming style centered around maintaining invariants in your data structures. It was als
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by bonyen 8y ago
Time to bust out the popcorn! James Damore was fired because his memo created a “hostile work environment”, but organizing a walkout with 1500 employees has the support of Pichai, the CEO? And these same employees want blood from Brin and S
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by bonyen 10y ago
Can you please provide some examples?
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by bonyen 13y ago
That is some incredible dedication! > Then gym 3x a day, Did you mean 3x a week? Also, did you do much experimentation with your macro levels? And how would you adjust things given feedback from your sleep tracking? Thanks again for this
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by bonyen 13y ago
"...and Kwan expects the human head to trend larger to accommodate a larger brain." This person has probably not seen Idiocracy...
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by bonyen 16y ago
Nothing really surprising about this list. I think it's interesting that programming languages and algorithms are both covered, but operating systems is absent. I've long been looking for a good book about operating systems, but all the pop
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This Woman Has $97K in Student Loans. Who's to Blame?(finance.yahoo.com)
22 points by bonyen 16y ago|76 comments