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Comment #49535392
Hardcoded feature flags becomes a big issue if your release process is long and error prone. Original article also suggest to enhance incrementally. But you don't want the interval…
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Comment #49534596
It's very caring and reassuring also. It gave me an elaborated response on how researchers may discuss ridiculously fun theories. And what should be my takeaways as engineer. I gue…
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Comment #49533644
Nice read! I was interested in similar thoughts around definitions and scopes long time ago https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/4182/List-vs-Categ... Something may look obvio…
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Comment #49533588
As I am going through the article, I was wondering why is this more interesting than having the ability to recover java programs from byte code. So I asked copilot the same questio…
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Comment #49532099
I would add security and governance review before the scoring layer and ensure that scoring layer should include those feedbacks into next todos.
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Comment #49522056
I am happy that Chess is getting its own home on internet. This also basically means hundreds of sites will have to migrate their broken references to fide.com (to fide.chess) and …
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Comment #49518981
Depending upon whether its a temporary change or recurring change or permanent one, I would say get comfortable with instant feedbacks/changes/enhancements, thinking from user's po…
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Comment #49518302
Interesting! Basically design from evidence, instead of imagination. Wondering how this applies to scenarios where regulation and risk analysis cannot be deferred, and you cannot p…
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Comment #49509325
> We’ve never needed to treat understanding our own code as a separate cost from writing it, because writing it largely forced us to understand it. Completely agree with it. > I’ve…
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Comment #49507889
Information processing might be part of intelligence cycle. I don't think there should be a presumption that intelligence is part of information processing system itself, it could …
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Comment #49507811
Useful list. Going through this list, I felt it would difficult to not fall for many of them. For example, you want to build enough to go to market early and gain customer validati…
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Comment #49496720
This is why the theory of us 'just' being a bag of atoms doesn't add up. This theory doesn't differentiate 'us' from a furniture where we easily dismiss it's intelligence.
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Comment #43914867
Apparently, some folks have either been blissfully unaware of reality or are just desperate to parade their performative wokeness. The terrorists made sure to ask the religion of t…
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Comment #43913485
My compliments to whoever chose the mission name 'Sindoor'. It is very apt for what it implies and signifies in the wake of terror attack at Pahalgam!
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Comment #39891307
Understandably long report and touches a lot of areas. But analysis part seems to be mostly hearsay only. For example, demonetization part is not done justice to.
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Comment #35466081
Interesting article, especially from here onwards - "According to Otten, the findings—published Wednesday in PLOS One—indicate that our memory starts being shaped almost immediatel…
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Comment #32424858
:) Or if you call them reusable, then what was their actual use at first place.
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Comment #24048327
- First figure out if the market needs it. This is the biggest reason why products fail https://www.getautopsy.com/ - Asset economic viability i.e. you must be able to recover the …
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Comment #15364130
Yep, that is the selling part right there! It is one thing to take an idea to market when you are selling for companies like IBM, Accenture, Google, etc. But when you have to sell …
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