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BigJeffeRonaldo
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Comment #13795532
These people hate white American men. Since white women voted majority Trump, they're beginning to receive hate as well. Whether or not reality fits their narrative isn't really re…
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Comment #13687671
I felt the same way until I got to undergrad and relearned math from the basis of naive set theory and spent time working through the basics (proper definitions, proofs, Dedekind c…
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Comment #13625847
Nobody pays for Netflix; they just use their cousin's/sister's/girlfriend's/etc.'s account.
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Comment #13625821
Recent events have convinced me not to follow such a course of action. Most of the media seems more intent on printing fake news that fits their agenda than honest investigation, l…
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Comment #13615427
Passion is not really interesting. I'd rather hire someone who is skilled, easy to work with, and will get stuff done. I don't really need him to get hyped up on caffeine and write…
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Comment #13508944
I can tell you're upset, Vince, so I'll be the one to end this discussion.
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Comment #13506289
This generally won't work for straight forward game theoretic reasons. Boss thinks you're slow->boss brings on h1b consultant willing to pump out spaghetti code and toady up to him…
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Comment #13502886
But it does. It depends on the organization, but there are groups where chugging coffee, talking a lot, and pumping out dozens of half-working features by coding like a drunk cowbo…
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Comment #13502616
It's a matter of incentives. Business folks don't care about comments unless they have a dev background. Your options are then to focus on the incentives present in the situation, …
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Comment #13485645
If that is the case, public education does not exist to educate children (or at least this is not its primary goal), but rather exists as some sort of bizarre redistribution progra…
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Comment #13485576
You're asking parents to sacrifice the mental health (via bullying and social issues) (and thus physical issues likely stemming from mental health problems), intellectual developme…
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Comment #13485424
I think resentment of this kind of social engineering is a major key in recent US political shifts. Let's talk about the basics. If a kid can learn more difficult material and the …
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Comment #13457100
Well, the model at least does not maximize likelihood
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Comment #13440833
I find it very interesting that many so-called "Ivy Misser" schools such as WUSTL and Tufts have more 1%ers and fewer 60%ers than extremely elite schools such as Princeton and Harv…
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Comment #13374140
This is exactly what I thought when I heard about this guy. He's undervaluing himself bigly. If you obsess over one company, or girl, or whatever else, you take all of your own pow…
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Comment #13348433
I don't care about self-driving cars until car company CEOs have their kids riding in them. Until then, I am not interested in taking the risk of testing their engineering.
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Comment #13301301
Because investment banking is a sales job.
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Comment #13278232
Great post. If you have a worse background, you have to fight your way up, whereas those with more family resources just have to not screw up badly and they'll probably end up alri…
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Comment #13262767
Well, most states won't let me practice as an engineer, even if I get really good at Solidworks from watching YouTube videos, because I have no background in the field.
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Comment #13244832
And this is why Trump's win was so confusing for many citizens if the US--too stuck in their bubble to understand the rest of the world and its happenings. See also Nassim Taleb's …
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Comment #13244787
Exponentiation isn't a middle school operation. Most probably don't know what real exponentiation is until they do the famous problem in chapter 1 of baby Rudin defining it (or equ…
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Comment #13236356
It was past the peak last year, i.e. machine learning somehow went backwards up thr hype cycle over the past year according to Gartner. Maybe due to deep learning news stories over…
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Comment #12994019
I studied math and computer science at university. My personal experience was that if you wrote a long string with quantifiers in your vector spaces or analysis homework or whateve…
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Comment #12993308
They were guilty of being white.