jingleheimer

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by jingleheimer 8y ago
This code is really good.
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by jingleheimer 8y ago
That's why it's called Machine Learning and not Artificial Intelligence. It was an intentional differentiation to avoid the pure research academics who start every presentation with 'assuming infinite compute resources'.
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by jingleheimer 8y ago
And this is how populists get elected.
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by jingleheimer 8y ago
It's town vs gown. You have separate areas and generally don't mingle. There is an age difference as well as a cultural and class difference. Much of Cambridge is gated off into colleges that a town person can't go unless esc
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by jingleheimer 8y ago
I always felt that agile processes were a means to give non-answers to performance measurement in order to allay the consequences of that measurement and allow developers to get on with the business of making software. How big is the task;
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by jingleheimer 8y ago
The great depression, which was a period of high unemployment, was still fresh in the minds of many during the 1950s. The theory of the time was that WWII is what fixed the economy. Many people sat in many rooms trying to figure out how to
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by jingleheimer 8y ago
No the main reason is with equal weight it is way harder on the airframe to land than take off. Electric airplanes are small so it's not as a big of a deal, but it will limit their ability to scale.
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by jingleheimer 9y ago
On the face of it this looks like a USS Liberty style false flag. It would make sense if, once again, Israel is facing enemies on its doorstep and is looking draw others into the conflict to come to their defence. The novichok agents are no
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by jingleheimer 9y ago
My guess is that the 12 wing rotors are at a fixed angles similar to a quadcopter V-tail. Unlike a v-tail, and to hazard another guess, I figure the inner 8 rotors point outwards to help provide stability so that a roll ends up with the low
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by jingleheimer 9y ago
"there is no problem so bad that you can’t make it worse" - NASA
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by jingleheimer 9y ago
It's easy to get lucky with small numbers. I was a researcher and I worked alongside teams of hundreds of people, mostly Indians. I was a mentor to a bright young hard working "untouchable" who showed lots of promise. He info
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by jingleheimer 9y ago
You must have been lucky enough to be working with Indians who were all from the same caste. I've worked as an intermediary to different teams comprised of competing castes because they refused to work with each other.
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by jingleheimer 9y ago
I too would like an explanation on why I was flagged.