stefanfis

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by stefanfis 1y ago
As long as the content is great, this doesn‘t matter at all. It helps especially non-native speakers a lot to clearly communicate their ideas. And it saves time for the important work. We should get used to it as fast as we can.
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by stefanfis 1y ago
Even if you’ve already learned distributed system design, it makes things much more complicated, is easier to break and harder to maintain. Getting new developers to the project is harder as most lack the experience working with distributed
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by stefanfis 1y ago
I don’t know how 66% compare to other prediction models like the ones based on classical Machine Learning algorithms. Do you have any comparison data?
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by stefanfis 1y ago
I love the idea, but at least on my iPad it’s hard to discover what I could do on this site. That some menu options are written with Cyrillic letters doesn’t help either. It would be great if you could make the onboarding smoother.
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by stefanfis 1y ago
Yes, I see the reasoning, but it really is a tiny fraction of mankind dealing with this issues. And, as you said, there’s tech for that. One design flaw of your solution is the complicated math to go from classic time to GPTS. Time zones ma
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by stefanfis 1y ago
Just a clarification as the headline could imply a wrong understanding: It’s not the EU that banned it. Meta itself forbid its use by entities within the EU to not have to comply with EU laws.
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by stefanfis 1y ago
Interesting ideas, but I‘d say no chance for adaption. Mainly because most people have no need for global scheduling. They would have to adapt to a completely unfamiliar system, without any advantages for them. For similar reasons, the Fren
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by stefanfis 1y ago
Isn’t what you call a "sharp name" just a brand-able name? These kind of domain names aren’t parked that often as they are typically some kind of fantasy names or combinations of two or even more words. So no, I don’t think they’r
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by stefanfis 1y ago
Assuming numbers are just a construct of our minds, we could even argue that unicorns have more existence than numbers. We can’t proof a unicorn doesn’t exist. So there is a probability of its existence greater than zero. As numbers are onl
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by stefanfis 1y ago
I really like the aesthetic of the site and how the principles are shown. IMHO everyone building things, even the nerdiest tool, should know about these laws. One addition I'd like to see on that site: Show more examples of well-done i