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Comment #41416563
Fully agree -- documentation as markdown committed alongside the code (and processes to ensure that it is kept up-to-date, discoverable and browsable) is the best way to avoid docs…
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Comment #41416528
That's the challenge we at Komment (komment.ai) are taking on -- providing tools to maintain high-quality, up-to-date code documentation. We enable developers to spend more time de…
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Comment #40100786
A magnetic object attracts or repells another object with the exact same strength that affects it. Look up Newton's third law, in case your not familiar with it -- can't tell from …
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Comment #20713901
I interpret this as, 'for an individual cow given a diet of that seaweed'. I don't think there's an issue there.
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Comment #9785722
I'm a bit confused about the point you are trying to make. Based on your comment history, you seem comfortable with taking liberties with the English language to get your point acr…
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Comment #9784815
Not 100% sure this is unbiased but from what I see, £50k is good for a 30-years-old and £60k very good I would say. (Permanent employees of course.)
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Comment #9783510
Economists.
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Comment #9067610
I think it only becomes public if you '+1' the app. Otherwise I would agree with you, of course.
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Comment #9061198
Why not mention factorials? 9!! is way bigger than 9^9^9. And you can write many exclamation marks in 15 seconds.
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Comment #8838328
Also, methane leaking into the atmosphere.
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Comment #8573051
"On the bright side, the longer your marriage lasts, the less likely you are to divorce." Emmm.. Not too surprising, is it? Divorces kind of tend to terminate marriages early.
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Comment #8568398
I used to have it (French accent) on Google voice search, until mid-2013. Nowadays the same service works really well for me, so they definitely improved something.
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Comment #7773355
I meant cheap for what it is (or seems to be).
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Comment #7773317
$799. Impressive. I think this is a big moment for Microsoft.
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Comment #7680037
What are they studying? I find that scientific textbooks (machine learning, etc) are much more usable as books than as pdf, as I need to often jump from one chapter to another and …
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Comment #7661247
His most relevant papers (already linked by another commenter) are http://piketty.pse.ens.fr/files/PikettyZucman2014QJE.pdf and especially http://gabriel-zucman.eu/files/PikettyZuc…
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Comment #7660838
This is a book for a wide audience. Not the right place for maths. But Piketty is a very respected researcher (at home and internationally), with an excellent grasp of the state of…
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Comment #7659687
Yes the maths are likely right, but that does mean Taleb is being fair to Piketty. Economics is not just about the maths, it's about whether the maths being proposed (i.e. the mode…
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Comment #7659506
Taleb seems to be engaged in two vendettas (as is clear from reading the Black Swan): first, economists; second, the French. One would therefore be well advised to take his notes a…
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Comment #7635182
You seem to entertain a rather convenient set of beliefs and opinions. I pay a pretty hefty price because I do not share them (and go out of my way to 'do my part').
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Comment #7634450
Note that they are called Now TV, not Sky Now, thought they are a Sky service. (No Sky subscription needed.)
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Comment #7634437
Now TV (www.nowtv.com) does have Game of Thrones with a subscription model. (UK only, but that shouldn't stop you!)
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Comment #7546094
Where can I download medium.com's web browser?
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Comment #7545943
Am I missing something? I think that "I observe the same problem in Windows as in Linux" DOES allow rejection of the hypothesis "The problem is with Linux only".
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Comment #7545879
My guess is that it is probably not overtly malicious, but that people at Google are just responding to incentives. There are simply more incentives for Google to get things workin…