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    Comment #29203501

    The docs for fast math literally say this "This option is not turned on by any -O option besides -Ofast since it can result in incorrect output for programs that depend on an exact…

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    Comment #29203455

    It does not. As long as you own the physical hardware you are okay to install on virtualized hardware.

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    Comment #29203406

    Why the quality of the firm is decreasing

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    Comment #29202795

    I would appreciate an answer.

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    Comment #29197409

    Not everyone checks HN and Reddit every day. Just because it's been asked before doesn't mean that the people answering it are the same etc etc

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    Comment #29197400

    Advocates of which are: - corporate climbers - CV driven development engineers - those who don't know how to code - those who know they are bad at it - technically curious non engi…

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    Comment #29165996

    Customer engagement manager

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    Comment #29165923

    How else do you think they are gonna make money?

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    Comment #29163394

    Yes because to do otherwise would be exclusionist.

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    Comment #29163368

    No.....? Or was that a lie.

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    Comment #29163329

    Unit tests only catch known failure modes. TDD only catches assumed known failure modes.

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    Comment #29163224

    For the jobs he's going to be successful at, he doesn't need a CV.

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    Comment #29162763

    You're gonna get C&D imminently like that other site did. I can't find the name of it, sorry. I fully support what you're doing. I am not fussed with someone's back stories about h…

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    Comment #29146960

    Clearly people don't like the fact that you're making a very valid point. This site is almost as bad as Reddit, go with the status quo and polish each others ego or you're downvote…

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    Comment #29142079

    Which has what implications? Your comment is kind of meaningless drivel with abstruse language.

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    Comment #29141368

    In many situations it's much more an art than a science. Oftentimes you see "we multiplied independent variable X by independent variable Y and that is what we attribute this incre…

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    Comment #29141246

    It's not though is it. It's a piece of paper to say for 2 years or so you worked as a researcher employed by the university, at least that's my experience in the UK. Much better of…

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    Comment #29141012

    Can someone condense this down in to a couple of sentences ?

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    Comment #29140990

    I wouldn't bother. Fire up MS Word and use your journal's provided template.

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    Comment #29132436

    Yes, the input layer and .... The input layer?

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    Comment #29132399

    Why would it?

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    Comment #29125257

    http://sentimentalversioning.org/

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    Comment #29121364

    FastAPI is hard to contend with for anything marginally complex, without having to dig deep in its internals. If you want performance, or to apply more rigorous (read: enterprisey)…

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    Comment #29121290

    I agree absolutely. It's always a matter of choosing the least worst solution with Python, and additionally patching over shortcomings of the language with afterthought-tooling.