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DoritoChef
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Comment #18276722
From the historical point of view, this heavy decoupling is associated with microkernels which fell out of favor with the rise of the Linux kernel. I think in this day and age, mod…
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Comment #18021755
P.S. I specifically underline references and research experience because that's where it appears you'd be weakest at the moment. Getting a 4.0 GPA in your grad school coursework (w…
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Comment #18021739
I would say, with your background, consider applying to DeepMind[1], or a national research lab. What you'd be looking for would be "entry level" research work. This would allow yo…
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Comment #17983492
The audio quality of these interviews made me grimace. Audio quality aside, this looks like it would be a great resource for anyone trying to go through a "FAANG-style" multi-round…
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Comment #17839186
Posts like these really continue drive home the message of "Silicon Valley is just a shell of what it used to be. Only go there for the sake of relocation or with a job offer in ha…
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Comment #17771208
This really drives home a sentiment I've acquired during the course of my college education: CS/Math is often considered "hard", but I feel that's just because we've struggled with…
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Comment #17491154
FWIW, after realizing I never directly answered your question, I figured I should give you a full response. Rospy aside, writing and implementing your own SLAM/path-planning tools …
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Comment #17490561
This is some really cool information! I implemented a map-parsing algorithm that used a data structure that enabled neighboring cell access in constant time. It's biggest weakness …
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Comment #17490532
I have not used real robotic simulations, but I have used RViz and ROS for testing my own path-finding algorithms. Performance on my Late 2015 MacBook Pro was stuttery (about 15-20…
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Comment #17471812
I think the best takeaways from the SO survey come from year-over-year analyses. You can watch JS explode in popularity over time, and see how quickly languages and libraries get a…
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Comment #17465564
I think this is the first game I've seen posted to HN that wasn't a "Show HN" post. That being said, I haven't been a member of HN for that long. I'd be very interested to see what…
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Comment #17417202
May I ask what distro you're running? I tried Ubuntu 16.04LTS some time ago, and it didn't seem to get along very well with my mid-2015 MBP.
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Comment #16890156
I'm kinda surprised the Nvidia was totally cool with this presentation. Maybe the engineers think this info should be commonplace but are trapped in NDA hell?
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Comment #16889810
I wonder how long it took to compile all of this. Great work!
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Comment #16635997
Why would Oracle do this to their language? It seems like a surefire way to make sure a business will never choose Java ever again. When it comes to languages, I think there's defi…
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Comment #16569912
There's a claim that you use blockchain technology for your technology. How's it used?
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Ask HN: How do I get into bioinformatics as a CS student?
Dear HN, I am a 20-year-old university student majoring in computer science and minoring in mathematics with the intent of finding a way to build a career around data science and c…
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Comment #16275163
I've heard good things about Quandl, especially if you're willing to foot the bill for some of their premium datasets. https://www.quandl.com/
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Comment #15632297
Thank you for sharing! I did some quick Googling and found this BBC article that seems to back up what you're saying ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39176110 ). I really do wonder w…
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Comment #15632270
While this is definitely a personal opinion, my takeaway is that the image of terrorism that is commonly painted on the nightly news in the US is vastly different from what terrori…
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Comment #15632079
I don't think there's any question as to whether or not mainstream media outlets across the Western world have been capitilizing on the "War on Terror" for decades, but one that ha…