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Yeah, did they ever put out recommended study materials too?

I also have the habit and am not sure why. I just find myself double-clicking and highlighting whatever I'm reading. Someone noticed me doing it once and asked if I had a tic.

This stood out to me: > Indeed, the computer, by virtue of its brittle nature, seems to require that it come first. Brittleness is the inability of a system to cope with surprises,…

Me too, doing all that isn’t why I signed up for this career.

This is so cool! I first learned about homomorphic encryption in the context of an election cybersecurity class and it seemed so pie-in-the-sky, something that would unlikely be us…

Alternative solution that would require less heavy lifting of ML but a little more upfront programming: It sounds like the cars are arranged in a grid on the wall. Maybe it would b…

Sounds like the client cared a lot about the user experience being smooth (they declined the solution of presenting the user with the narrowed-down choices of which car they took a…

Is this normal for lobbyists? This seems crazy

This is really cool!

There are two proposed rules, you can see them and leave comments here: https://www.regulations.gov/document/ETA-2023-0006-0001 And here: https://www.regulations.gov/document/ETA-2…

Here is a more readable version of the pdf I submitted: https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3534855

Abstract: Persistent memory is a software abstraction and a corresponding programming style, both of which are easy to implement and practice on ordinary computers — fancy newfangl…