As an employer though, what do you want to happen when your employee runs into an exception? Do you want them to flounder and have no idea how to solve it or do you want them to figure it out by doing some mildly novel…
> Can you point to a Mozilla announcement that says they'll turn on DOH by default in a regular non-experimental non-nightly release? Right on their blog…
> What distinguishes the global English style? I'd say that it's basically just the lowest common denominator of English. Imagine an English where any accent is acceptable as long as you're consistent and any regional…
> it is the language of great literature The overall sentiment of your comment is good but I took issue with this particular statement. English is _a_ language of great literature. There's great literature written in…
> Do different video encoders, for the same codec, and input produce different outputs, or is the algorithm specified in a way where it produces the same results for two given inputs, no matter what? Someone else…
I've tried a few: - Quantopian: Was good, has tons of data and makes things very easy. Unfortunately you can't easily live trade your algorithms anymore. - QuantConnect: Open source, works okay, at the time I wanted it…
As an employer though, what do you want to happen when your employee runs into an exception? Do you want them to flounder and have no idea how to solve it or do you want them to figure it out by doing some mildly novel…
> Can you point to a Mozilla announcement that says they'll turn on DOH by default in a regular non-experimental non-nightly release? Right on their blog…
> What distinguishes the global English style? I'd say that it's basically just the lowest common denominator of English. Imagine an English where any accent is acceptable as long as you're consistent and any regional…
> it is the language of great literature The overall sentiment of your comment is good but I took issue with this particular statement. English is _a_ language of great literature. There's great literature written in…
> Do different video encoders, for the same codec, and input produce different outputs, or is the algorithm specified in a way where it produces the same results for two given inputs, no matter what? Someone else…
I've tried a few: - Quantopian: Was good, has tons of data and makes things very easy. Unfortunately you can't easily live trade your algorithms anymore. - QuantConnect: Open source, works okay, at the time I wanted it…