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by niroze 8y ago
we know. but they are vastly different.
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by niroze 8y ago
I can't remember the last time I depended on Google Maps for directions.
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by niroze 8y ago
Anyone still use Maps in the car? I use Waze.
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by niroze 8y ago
Talent isn't the problem, capital is.
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by niroze 8y ago
Exciting!
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by niroze 8y ago
I wish I could upvote this many times. Great reply. Agree 100% and thanks for speaking for us that work behind the scenes to make things happen.
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by niroze 8y ago
Indeed! Their expertise and quality are something I truly value. Percona Server is killer.
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by niroze 8y ago
It was a geek joke, I'm not serious. I've written plenty of both languages, even in .gov. Why so serious?!
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by niroze 8y ago
In a similar manner as Alpha Zero, Leela is growing by playing games with people and with itself (mostly). It is already a strong expert or low rated master at this point. Youtube chess (masters) like ChessNetwork and Kingcrusher have video
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Leela Chess Zero – Open Source “Alpha Zero”(lczero.org)
7 points by niroze 8y ago|1 comments
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by niroze 8y ago
It isn't a LISP :P
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by niroze 9y ago
Pretty much all of this is fiction.
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by niroze 9y ago
Is there data with that, or do paid customers generally not have a problem with it? Open sourcing their work is a courtesy and not a right.
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by niroze 9y ago
Really cool technology, but I wish the Linux was a first-class citizen for this, too. I know Microsoft is making progress support Linux more and more, and they have made Core .NET available for Linux https://www.microsoft.com&#x2
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by niroze 9y ago
thank you!
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by niroze 9y ago
Love the shrug emoji
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by niroze 9y ago
A lot of Africans are white, especially ones settled and controlled by Brits at some point.
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by niroze 10y ago
Not only is it like a totally different language than Perl 5, the most critical problem is that it simply wasn't popular. All it would take is buzz... and millennials. Lots of millennials. Generally, products that are the most popular
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by niroze 10y ago
millennials ;) ...and it is where a lot of excitement is now. Excitement drives development (of tools themselves and general usage). Much of the time, it is for the best. People tend to get lost in tooling, which I can understand.
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by niroze 10y ago
A great resource for systems engineering. I love this. Source: am systems engineer for complex systems that can't go down and are heavily used by millions... but not as cool as NASA.
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by niroze 10y ago
You build a career doing a job and solving problems, using specific skill sets. Sometimes you're lucky enough to get paid to work on opensource projects or projects you've worked on become opensource. I've built a career on o
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by niroze 10y ago
Game on.
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by niroze 10y ago
Bashing on NT kernel without knowing what VMS is, and what improvements were made that we all can learn from is terribly ignorant at best. Sure, Microsoft has had terrible problems, but the true innovations and improvement on kernel design
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by niroze 10y ago
Awesome! Glad someone is actually talking sense here :) The idea that windows=bad across the board is terrible. Most don't even know what VMS is/was.
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by niroze 10y ago
Exactly.
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by niroze 10y ago
Someone told me something 20 years ago, "adapt or get left behind" and I think that applies here. You need to adapt to the changing technologies, even if they aren't as awesome to you personally. Why pigeon-hole yourself? I&#
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by niroze 10y ago
I have so much in Evernote and depend on it for work and personal stuff, so the price is very reasonable for me. It is great software. I wish the Work Chat feature was actually good. it only syncs chats when the app syncs every 5 minutes or
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by niroze 10y ago
Just takes a bit of practice! Anyone can do it. http://www.speedcubing.com/ I, personally, love this book and have it on my nightstand https://www.amazon.com/Speedsolving-Easy---Follow-Step---Ste...
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by niroze 10y ago
Exactly. Long term stability, even if programmers/admins complain, is still the best option for a business. Hobbyists can do whatever they want, a company isn't depending on what they do.
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by niroze 10y ago
Languages that are cool/hip/popular here will win. Odd that Golang was left out with it fitting that criteria... but I still stand by the assertion :)

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