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by jschmitz28 5y ago
I think there is a high variance in how involved different HOAs are, so it's hard to make a blanket statement that you should totally avoid considering buying a property that's in an HOA. My current house is in an HOA that's
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by jschmitz28 5y ago
Makes sense - transcribing speech from all uploaded video seems like it would be valuable for identifying interests and serving more personalized advertisements. For example, in a video taken at the beach where someone says “wow that looks
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by jschmitz28 5y ago
If you are really trying to maximize, you could try to get offers from places you don’t want to work for anyway just to use in negotiations. Personally, I find interviewing tiring enough (or maybe I care too little about maximizing) that I
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by jschmitz28 6y ago
The problem with 15 day sprints is that you tend to get tired and slow down before the end of of the sprint, whereas with 5 day sprints it's easier to go full velocity because you're only sprinting for 1/3rd of the time.
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by jschmitz28 6y ago
Adding my data points: Macbook Air M1 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD. I have had the laptop for 4 days, and so far only used it for OS updates, a little Discord usage, web browsing (Firefox) and a small amount of programming (no Spotify). Percent
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by jschmitz28 7y ago
> I know that people will think it's great that you are doing this and I also know that you think it's good (for you) to have a feel for the issues that frustrate every day users. But I think it's not a great use of a comp
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by jschmitz28 7y ago
Those all sound like concerns that probably aren't your top priority when you have 10 users unless your product is performance critical, and then none of this guidance applies anyway. When you have 10 users, your database concerns are
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by jschmitz28 7y ago
I've been subscribed to that mailing list for about five years and I've never seen anybody making jokes about bad warehouse working conditions. Sometimes it gets brought up to let someone know that overcrowded bathrooms or "b
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by jschmitz28 7y ago
25th Dec, 2015
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
Assuming patio11’s comment[1] from yesterday is correct that this is a loss leader intended to target millennials with low value accounts rather than whales, maybe this is Robinhood’s intended outcome to make it less attractive to the custo
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
Any info on whether the 2018 keyboard update fares much better [1]? I’m seriously considering buying this MBA, but I’m happy with the travel and durability on my 2011 MBA keyboard and primarily spooked by the butterfly keyboard complaints.
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing! I had not heard of this pattern before. The only nit I have on that video is that after a great motivation and summary, their example application at the end (processing game statistics in Halo) didn’t seem to need
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
I think your parent post's implication may be that those receiving UBI who are on specific government programs would not responsibly budget the right amount of money to the right need, and that there will still be cases where people ha
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
I wonder whether this includes all of the times where I tap an address link from Messages, Apple Maps opens as the default (which you cannot change[1]), I realize the horror of what I've done, and then I copy/paste the address exp
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
I figured this much as well, and I think this also begins to explain why some of the restrictions exist, and how difficult it would be to generalize this to the entirety of the Dota action space. I'm assuming they were pretty smart at
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
I was wondering whether this is actually the same as like jacking. Is the ‘leak’ in that case the ability for the Facebook page/post owner to be able to then look you up in the list of ‘likes’? If so, I think Facebook privacy settings
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
Yeah, I read through the post and (assuming I'm parsing it right) can't figure out why this hasn't caused a massive shitstorm already. Are they actually arguing that it's not a security bug because it's necessary fo
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
Yeah, this was a case of somebody (definitely not me, I would never!) generating a table in Rails, before Rails used 64 bit IDs on primary keys by default, and no one noticed before the table got really large. It looks like newer versions o
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
In certain scenarios if you need to modify the schema for a table in MySQL it will lead to the entire table being locked, and for large tables this could lead to a noticeable outage for users if you need to run queries on that table. One ca
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by jschmitz28 8y ago
Maybe having it be open source would represent a security risk? https://github.com/reddit-archive/reddit1.0/blob/master/data...
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by jschmitz28 9y ago
> During the inference time, we first represent user input as a vector using query encoder; then iterate over all available products and compute the metric between the query vector and each of them; finally, sort the results. Depending o
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by jschmitz28 9y ago
Thanks - given your comment it sounds like option 1 mentioned above where gains are calculated based off of USD value even if the currencies are traded directly. But as another commenter mentioned, I don’t see how this can work because the
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by jschmitz28 9y ago
Is the cost basis calculated by the US dollar value of each at the time of the exchange? Or based on the exchange rate of the two currencies? Scenario: 1. I buy 1 ETH for 1 USD when rates are 1 ETH/USD, 2 ETH/BTC. 2. I trade 1 ETH
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by jschmitz28 10y ago
It seems like they should otherwise it would seriously hurt their search quality (unless they did something like personalized search ranking for users who they could determine were signed into those particular walled off sites).
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by jschmitz28 10y ago
At what point is a video game seller obligated to provide a refund to unhappy customers? It seems like there's a large gray area between a feature complete/bug free game and one that's completely unplayable.
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by jschmitz28 10y ago
Mel scale spectrograms are the approach taken in a research paper which uses roughly the same technique as is described in this post: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19706734/paper_pt.pdf
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by jschmitz28 10y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding the validation set, I'm skeptical of the ability of this classifier to tag unlabeled tracks, given that it is only being trained and tested on tracks which are already known to belong to one of the few
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by jschmitz28 10y ago
Were you lent money at a better interest rate than you could get otherwise? If so that sounds like financial help. That said I agree with the overall point that the term is so vague/broad it's basically meaningless if not clearly
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by jschmitz28 10y ago
Wouldn't this just simplify to O(n)? Consider a case where the keys are objects whose hashcode() is overridden to return a constant (while equals() still uses reference equality from Object.equals).
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by jschmitz28 10y ago
That would only affect the person who had a stroke or heart attack and their close vicinity. The parent is suggesting a scenario where the manual driving equivalent would be every single driver getting a stroke or heart attack at the same t

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