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inlineint

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    Location: Russia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C++, Java, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript. Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zg9bD8jXTI1OHVvQYvEwhsIc…

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    Ask HN: Does last job experience 4 years ago make my application unattractive?

    I am looking for a job as a software engineer. I have more than 6 years of experience, but in my résumé the last job experience as a software enginer (in particular, senior softwar…

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    Comment #20547969

    Looks like an idea for a semi-supervised ensemble method for machine learning: Prepare two equally sized ensembles of classifiers, let's call them A and B. 1. Train each classifier…

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    Comment #20374106

    While it is pretty cool, using such tool increases general lock-in to GitHub, in terms of both habits and potential use of it for automation of processes. I wish there was an open …

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    Comment #20221393

    It is possible to do string interpolation in Rust with a macro: https://docs.rs/interpolate/0.2.3/interpolate/

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    Comment #20112804

    No one mentioned Riker https://github.com/riker-rs/riker , another actor framework for Rust. It would be interesting to hear comparison of both from those who used it.

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    Comment #19622988

    > You say Markdown has a common set of features, but what is that common set? There's no standard, and I find myself surprisingly frequently struggle with figuring out what's the c…

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    I like this quote: > Frankly, I do not believe that the above success rate can be explained by my lateral ideas being particularly good. More likely, this tells us that poking in n…

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    Comment #18770819

    There is also the classical Buffon's needle experiment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffon%27s_needle#Estimating_%...

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    Ask HN: Facebook and PyTorch future

    After all this Facebook outrage I wonder is it still safe to bet on PyTorch as a framework with clear bright feature because it is baked by a large company? What do you think would…

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    Comment #16198271

    I thought it was about doing scatter plot on graph paper and trying to draw a line with a ruler so that it “almost all points fit”, then empirically measuring the slope and the int…