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AboutA 29 years old organism who helps the world economy consuming a disproportionately amount of pizza and coffee.
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Skillsjoin(', ', $buzzwords);
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LocationItaly
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Interpolation with a polynomial function of too high order?
Maybe there is a miscalculous with the derivative of the first and the last points.
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Tensorflow js
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Just say to him: "you're the number 1 in my life" anyway you know you're a programmer and you start counting from 0.
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Ciao compaesano :)
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Honestly I think that the degree it's an assurance that you have a certain detailed stack of knowledge in that sector. When you do an interview without a degree and you are a code monkey and fall off on a math problem, i think you deserve to loose the job opportunity.
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Look at the gif, it's little endian.
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Pretty optimistic security level
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Ciao compaesano
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I think it's a capacitive water sensor, the usb pins and the external ground are the two conductors and the air in between it's the dielectric. When the water enters in, the capacitance changes due to the different dielectric constant (permittivity). That implies that the discharging time changes. If they measure with an adc the voltage of the little capacitor every $dischargeCheckTime (discharge calculated with air divided by 10) and the capacitor it's already discharged something like water just entered in the connector (Air permittivity ~ 1000, Water ~ 90). They have already the hardware to do this. The USB charging device has an overcurrent and overvoltage sensors and the cpu has interrupts and timers.
Finally, a resistive solution implies some corrosion on contacts for the electrolisys, a capacitive ones no. It can also detect the liquid calculating the discharge time and checking a material permittivity table. -
Is this a docker?
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Don't put the nvidia candy in the ubuntu cola
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@Olverine it's very strange, I'm pretty sure I wrote "hitler, uses, docker" hahahaha I didn't write it intentionally
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Autoencoder for super resolution
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@heyheni you're right
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@ViRaS @Tommy314 of course, no.
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This doctor has a resolution to any problem
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Because they haven't tried a columnar database like vertica on millions records
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Are you saying that in your country you can make a gambling app without subjecting it to any verification to third-party companies and without certifications?
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@PhilWerman In many dictionary the code and the coding procesd is intended as a set of rule to transform a variate into a more convenient variate. Ok, I don't say I'm coding when i write a color code as hexadecimal, but it's an encoded representation so it's code. I agree with your definition of code but I usually refer to it as source code, otherwise for all information encoded itself or in a rule based structure isn't wrong refers to them as code. Anyway this is an old arguee between programmers, the most agree with you, the others see the code as information theory and signals processing does.
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He typed cd /bin instead of cd. /bin
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@jesse-bryant html it's a code, maybe you intend html it's nor a programming language, than you're right, but some text that follow some general rules it's a code. Think about the morse code, it's a code but not a programming language.
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@cabrasm thanks for the suggestions, I'll try to start a project focused on leaning something new :)
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@silverstar no, they took several years so i though they wrote this by hand, line by line
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if(card[0].position == deck.positions[0] &&
card[1].position == deck.positions[1] &&
card[2].position == deck.positions[2] &&
...
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Maybe you need 2/3 years to write all the permutations... -
Condividi il wallpaper :D
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I use fleksy
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Very nice, I love the zenburn theme
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@bahua you're right, I don't practice perl from years
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$_ ~= s/Fuck/Love/;