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Comment #31343904
What have they done since to repair their image?
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Comment #29557307
Some people lack the emotional maturity and respect for other human beings.
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Comment #27783020
After having done Scala for a few years, it's finally a pleasure to be able to read and understand a thread like this. FP gains are real. Anyone who tells you otherwise doesn't kno…
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Comment #26468768
You should totally do it. You can do it from the comfort of your own home now.
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Comment #24691260
Sorry, dog. Gonna need a markup mode.
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Comment #24631027
Completely agree. It's like engineers consistently fail to recognize that users generally don't care about the internals. If it doesn't LOOK like FB why use it?
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Comment #24579182
I want to see "The Most Important Programming Skills for Non-Programmers"
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Comment #24564031
No incentive, I guess, is the explanation for any stagnant system.
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Comment #23957524
This is the new MySpace.
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Comment #23593876
If you value your mental health and your earning potential, you'll avoid Perl. So many better languages with better mental models. And I say this with a decade of Perl experience. …
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Comment #22700191
A loss of local reasoning. You don't know which functions will touch the variable and when. You might know at a high level on paper, but you won't have clean, easy-to-read and easy…
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Comment #22644346
Poorly written headline.
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Comment #22203681
More moderation. More value judgements (and actions) need to be taken against content that is deemed unsavory. Bans, etc. Higher barriers of entry. The right to comment and occupy …
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Comment #21848219
I would love an online forum with aggressive verification. It would really weed out the noise.
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Comment #21786497
That's not misleading if it's literally true.
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Comment #21718757
Now that I'm on the side of "I know what a monad is", let me just say 95% of what people say monads are is complete trash and unhelpful. This includes calling them "semicolons". I …
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Comment #21536814
> They delivered value to the business. That's the only thing that matters. But this bit isn't true during the interview process.
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Comment #21415951
Yeah. I think watching it split a line of Stalkers into two flanks that isn't done with a rectangular selection is crazy unfair. I think you're saying does it suffer from occlusion…
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Comment #21413517
Everything about AlphaStar is typed and discrete. It has perfect inputs because it uses an API (and does not read pixel data). Human limitations that AlphaStar shares: - Data that …
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Comment #21410759
You wouldn't be the first person to say this. But it only proves that the unit isn't useful __ as piloted by AlphaStar __. Based on the initial AlphaStar against TLO/Mana, you woul…
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Comment #21410388
Its API allows it to select units arbitrarily from anywhere (regardless of camera). Camera vision only controls the specificity of data it sees for on-screen units.
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Comment #21410360
The correct terminology would be "control groups". The configuration of control groups is visible in replays; AlphaStar's replay data does not have any control groups in it. Though…
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Comment #21410332
> But most surprising is that it didn't make any "breathtaking" moves or actions, as opposed to AlphaGO. I don't play any competitive StarCraft so my view might be moot but I was s…
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Comment #21177324
> misleading to this form, rather than a profound knowledge This doesn't sound native either.
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Comment #21177289
You're not a global power.