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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
No kidding, two sides of the same coin. Not claiming a sacred cow, but least MS has a viable business model outside of selling user data. Duck Duck Go is a better search engine than Bing or Google, anyway.
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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
That's nice and helpful, especially since tech interviews can be taxing. Sounds like they actually liked you and probably would've hired you under different circumstances. I had terribly frustrating experiences interviewing. Mostl
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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
I wonder if there's a corpus labelling comments and posts based on the context of, "/s". Because labelling a comment as sarcastic is a great indicator the poster understands how sarcasm works.
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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
Funny how the figure is ultimately inversely proportional to quality of content. Sites begin wanting great content so they can end by attracting the users who make awful content.
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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
To be fair if you truly understand how to use git with a UI you can probably pick up the console within an hour or two of some cursory googling.
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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
No kidding. I was blown away by the notion there are working web devs who don't understand HTTP or basic networking. I feel like this advice could be summed up in one sentence, "Create at least two good full stack web applicatio
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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
Management huh? Sounds like they were training to take credit for others work all along.
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camelCaseOfBeer
8y ago
It isn't just students that are cheating, it goes all the way up to the top of academia. I know a professor that reviews for a major journal who says he can't even keep up with the submissions from Chinese researchers because most
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camelCaseOfBeer
9y ago
Hey Apple, I think Amazon's recommendation engine might have misplaced this product suggestion. https://www.amazon.com/Simplicity-Infant-Toddler-children-Cu...
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camelCaseOfBeer
9y ago
"pearl may look like a cartoon character swearing..." ><
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camelCaseOfBeer
9y ago
As a long time fan of CRPGs I look forward to reading your book. I don't mean to belittle the accomplishment but calling it, "The CRPG Book Project" is kind of like naming a pet, "The Dog Ownership Project". I mean,
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9y ago
I would imagine a company like Google would have the foresight to include clauses in their NDA that forbid former employees from including the kind of specific and substantive reasoning for their departure that the public might actually fin
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camelCaseOfBeer
9y ago
Am I missing something? I'd be interested in trying this out but I'm not going to make the plunge for a $39 Ux tool if I can't try it out. Is this just a demonstration of idea or a real product?
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camelCaseOfBeer
9y ago
The takeaway I got was that the author more or less wants the conversation about regulation of AI to be less of a top-down approach to a broad reaching and loosely defined topic. The scenario of a, "grey goo" apocalypse verses, sa
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camelCaseOfBeer
9y ago
Personally I ditched my iPhone because the updates were forced and diligently increased the workload put upon the device. To what end? I don't know, the change logs were cryptic, God forbid allowing the end user selection of what aspec
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camelCaseOfBeer
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So what I gather is it would appear academics are arguing over semantics to describe an otherwise unerring narrative of historical events they otherwise agree upon again. Did Rome have an industrial revolution? Well it depends on how you de
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camelCaseOfBeer
9y ago
The greatest ruse ever perpetrated on the American people was that we stand divided from one another and our own self interests based on ideological lines; articulated by ego-driven flesh puppets, vote for your favorite color like a 4 year
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9y ago
Honestly though, I understand not immediately firing people over an ongoing legal investigation that happened outside of work. But why the flying fuck would Microsoft hesitate to ensure the victim had absolutely no chance of encountering a