bugjoey

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by bugjoey 20d ago
Germany lost Nobel laureates. Were any of those 48 scholars among the top physicists, chemists, or leading researchers in other important fields? If those 48 scholars meet the following three criteria, then you should be concerned: Top univ
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by bugjoey 2mo ago
There's a tech meritocracy there. I used to work in a submodule and the meritocracy was clear: beginner -> builds reputation -> solid contributor -> sub|co|maintainer. Linus's role was largely transparent, merging contrib
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by bugjoey 2mo ago
His/her confusion about economic systems and political systems is sad. And monopoly is not tied to capitalism. Anyway, Linux is a technocracy. Actually, a technical meritocracy to be more precise, rather than economic or political domi
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by bugjoey 3mo ago
Yep, this is tiresome. Antirez (Redis author) was going to write an alternative to HN, I'm looking forward to that. To this point, I think that a simple Bayesian span detector could help a lot.
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by bugjoey 1y ago
The internet didn't go away after the dotcom crash in early 2k, so the AI *IF* such crash happens. There're a lot of business discovering its benefits now, companies will continue building things over it.
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by bugjoey 1y ago
I share your point of view, but live coding these days are just beyond that testing programming skills. You must know by heart the most common algorithms out there and design solutions that might involve two or three of them to solve a prob
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by bugjoey 1y ago
I'm a person just like you, I have dozens of side-projects around. The difference is that I've never went "far" enough to buy domains for any of those. But I have a decent half-baked AI based investment portfolio manager