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ionforce
4y ago
What have they done since to repair their image?
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ionforce
5y ago
Some people lack the emotional maturity and respect for other human beings.
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ionforce
5y ago
After having done Scala for a few years, it's finally a pleasure to be able to read and understand a thread like this. FP gains are real. Anyone who tells you otherwise doesn't know what FP is. To anyone out there who isn't o
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ionforce
6y ago
You should totally do it. You can do it from the comfort of your own home now.
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ionforce
6y ago
Sorry, dog. Gonna need a markup mode.
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ionforce
6y ago
Completely agree. It's like engineers consistently fail to recognize that users generally don't care about the internals. If it doesn't LOOK like FB why use it?
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ionforce
6y ago
I want to see "The Most Important Programming Skills for Non-Programmers"
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ionforce
6y ago
No incentive, I guess, is the explanation for any stagnant system.
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ionforce
6y ago
This is the new MySpace.
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ionforce
6y ago
If you value your mental health and your earning potential, you'll avoid Perl. So many better languages with better mental models. And I say this with a decade of Perl experience. Don't suffer from the blub paradox.
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ionforce
6y ago
A loss of local reasoning. You don't know which functions will touch the variable and when. You might know at a high level on paper, but you won't have clean, easy-to-read and easy-to-predict life times. Then you'll have race
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ionforce
6y ago
Poorly written headline.
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ionforce
7y ago
More moderation. More value judgements (and actions) need to be taken against content that is deemed unsavory. Bans, etc. Higher barriers of entry. The right to comment and occupy mind space is given away too easily. Penalize new accounts,
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ionforce
7y ago
I would love an online forum with aggressive verification. It would really weed out the noise.
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ionforce
7y ago
That's not misleading if it's literally true.
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ionforce
7y ago
Now that I'm on the side of "I know what a monad is", let me just say 95% of what people say monads are is complete trash and unhelpful. This includes calling them "semicolons". I don't think this analogy sets
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ionforce
7y ago
> They delivered value to the business. That's the only thing that matters. But this bit isn't true during the interview process.
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ionforce
7y ago
Yeah. I think watching it split a line of Stalkers into two flanks that isn't done with a rectangular selection is crazy unfair. I think you're saying does it suffer from occlusion during selection. Based on how APIs typically wor
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ionforce
7y ago
Everything about AlphaStar is typed and discrete. It has perfect inputs because it uses an API (and does not read pixel data). Human limitations that AlphaStar shares: - Data that requires the camera to see (e.g. enemy location, enemy HP) -
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ionforce
7y ago
You wouldn't be the first person to say this. But it only proves that the unit isn't useful __ as piloted by AlphaStar __. Based on the initial AlphaStar against TLO/Mana, you would think that Stalkers are insanely OP and the
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ionforce
7y ago
Its API allows it to select units arbitrarily from anywhere (regardless of camera). Camera vision only controls the specificity of data it sees for on-screen units.
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ionforce
7y ago
The correct terminology would be "control groups". The configuration of control groups is visible in replays; AlphaStar's replay data does not have any control groups in it. Though, via its API, it is able to select arbitrary
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ionforce
7y ago
> But most surprising is that it didn't make any "breathtaking" moves or actions, as opposed to AlphaGO. I don't play any competitive StarCraft so my view might be moot but I was surprised at the number of siege tanks
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ionforce
7y ago
> misleading to this form, rather than a profound knowledge This doesn't sound native either.
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ionforce
7y ago
You're not a global power.
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ionforce
7y ago
> Haskell is actually pretty easy to learn and teach What are you basing this on?
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ionforce
7y ago
Is this a real question? Or someone just whoring for upvotes? "Why should I eat my vegables? Innernet, tell me why!"
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ionforce
7y ago
It sounds like you're saying this is a high priority issue. Why do you feel that way?
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ionforce
7y ago
Can you elaborate on "write stuff down"?
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ionforce
7y ago
Does anyone care about intellectual dishonesty? I mean look what has happened to this country.
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