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kirillseva

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    Comment #17913890

    Just want to point out that once Azure launches their submersible datacenter units Azure Functions may literally become dead in the water.

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    Comment #17804587

    the whistleblower gets some significant % of settlement

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    Comment #17804285

    and perfect vs imperfect information - the policy network has to forecast enemy positions and deduce enemy goals. At least in Go you know full game state

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    Comment #17804179

    He was daring a human-managed fund to outperform S&P500. I don't think Warren is an authority on market's microstructure and quant trading, which these companies exploit. Basically…

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    Comment #17786726

    Could you give some examples of how dplyr-based data cleaning code would look in modern julia?

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    Comment #17440964

    I think it was in f.lux's blog that while f.lux does reduce amount of blue light, apple's built-in night mode (the one on your iphone for example) didn't. Can't find source now.

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    Comment #17396756

    > You still have to trust whoever created the rules and wrote the code (from maliciousness and errors). 100% agree with you. Seems like a bunch of people are neglecting this factor…

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    Comment #17396704

    Blockchain conferences.

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    Comment #17388146

    Blockchain!

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    Comment #17243553

    The only solution is to take the unwritten rules and write them down

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    Comment #17210034

    Great! Have some WINE.

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    Comment #17175248

    you can't easily make a million from a single dollar that you can double spend. having lots of crypto surely helps reduce the time it takes to satisfy your greed.

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    Comment #17104886

    This is exactly the point. A risk averse strategy is optimal for areas of a business that you do not have expertise in. If hiring isn't the thing you do best (supposedly your stren…

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    Comment #17104834

    You have just equated hiring a coder for a job to finding a spouse.

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    Comment #17088576

    Nengo is a very exciting technology. Wonder if they are working with Intel to make nendo models run on the announced spiking neural network processor

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    Comment #17057183

    Use that data to understand what movies you enjoy, cross-referenced with data that you leave in web searches and social media. This makes the job of "design a movie that would appe…

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    Comment #17010226

    Imagine soviet government running Hadoop MapReduce jobs and using "big data" to drive GOSPLAN? Would be a marvel to watch this soul-crushing efficiency machine.

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    Comment #16927137

    I think the parent meant deflationary economics vs inflationary of today

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    Comment #16927124

    Ethereum Classic lives on, feel free to support it with money/code if you feel so strongly about immutability at all costs

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    Comment #16927112

    Fast forward to 2018, and we have Windows Subsystem for Linux, and a very popular BSD in silver aluminum cases made by a fruit company, dominate the desktop market. You could say t…

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    Comment #16854619

    blasphemy!

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    Comment #16854605

    I remember a discussion on HN about Orchid Protocol, where proponents argued that if you route traffic through GCP/AWS China wouldn't dare ban the big american clouds because that …

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    Comment #16844617

    Haha, this reminds me of red-lang's approach to get funded via ICO https://ico.red-lang.org/

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    Comment #16834689

    this is exactly how R syntax works