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sjs1234

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    Comment #8111846

    What are the issues with applying this to a video camera instead? That seems like a more interesting use case.

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    Comment #7954181

    I had this in an interview (back '96). Came up with a linear time constant space solution: create a new node, push it on the front, reverse the list, check if the 1st node is the s…

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    Comment #7621338

    This is a far better 'culture' document then the Airbnb don't fuck up the culture memo. It speaks to an important and specific norm for programmers. Plus, it doesn't read like the …

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    Comment #7218223

    6.002 midterm at MIT in 91 had a problem trivial to solve with a Laplace transform ... Actually it had a couple. Of course Laplace transforms would be taught in the second half. Th…

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    Comment #6989191

    I use the mailbox iPhone app. The killer feature for me is that I can snooze an email. It's close to ideal for me. This ability to show multiple inboxes on the desktop might be an …

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    Comment #6980764

    That specific premise is false. An alternate use case does not provide a -meaningful- floor for any store of value. Tulips still have an alternate use case. I'd claim Krugman is ar…

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    Comment #6975463

    Ack ... I'm largely ignorant of the details of go other than its original positioning. Do the semantics of go constrain gc implementation in such a way that it precludes low latenc…

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    Comment #6975288

    It is a systems language. The competitors are c, c++, go, and D. Within Microsoft it's just c and c++. Competition with Java is irrelevant, c# already occupies that space. Microsof…

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    Comment #6852967

    If I understand correctly the independent third party is only needed in a dispute. If the buyer and seller are happy then completing the transaction does not require action by anyo…

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    Comment #6312426

    "She builds it as tall as the legal height limit for that zone too."

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    Comment #6270233

    The top dev ladder rung is Technical Fellow (promotion from distinguished engineer.) Except for Dave Cutler, who is a 'senior technical fellow' ... which is the exact same level wi…

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    Comment #6197698

    Antonio Damasio is a neuroscientist. He has a theory of consciousness explained in a book called the feeling of what happens. The somatic marker hypothesis is a bit more than 'it e…

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    Comment #6068052

    https://www.usenix.org/conference/hotdep12/collaborative-ene... shows a research app that may help you debug your problem.

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    Comment #5982279

    Love avacado. A coworker pointed it out just before valentines day, and now it's the default way my wife and I text each other.

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    Comment #5923637

    Ambiguity is something a programmer needs to deal with at work. Riddles are not. Open ended questions are exactly what you want to use to evaluate someone. Riddles fail because the…

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    Comment #5832162

    I'd love to read the piece on Douglas Hofstadter.

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    Comment #5831989

    It is 'passive' from google's point of view. You are neither producing marketing signals, nor frequent marketing opportunities. It is all utility to the user and lost opportunity t…

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    Comment #5776834

    Does xbmc stream to an Xbox? Or is the name unrelated to the game device? It doesn't really say. The article seems to argue i should switch from my current windows media center the…

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    Comment #5775166

    While these 'regular expressions' are unreadable, on the plus side they don't ensure O(n) runtime. There should be an anti-Turing award for their creation.

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    Comment #5762912

    In the long run, different people reap the benefits. I don't see his proposed solution as practical, but denying the problem won't make it disappear. My understanding of the thesis…

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    Comment #5711923

    This guy in ms research studies code defects in the context of ms software. http://research.microsoft.com/apps/mobile/showpage.aspx?page...