It's a generic newspaper without a regional focus, unlike the NY Times, LA Times, etc. It's distributed nationally, and it's popular with travelers and companies who cater to travelers (airlines, airport kiosks, hotels,…
United States is a large country. $51k or $80k would be a nice salary in Arkansas. In the Bay Area it's low. What's your point?
Here's another source, Payscale.com: Software engineer (Canada): $51,000 (C$70,000) Software engineer (US): $80,825 The gap here is smaller ($30k vs. $50k) but still significant. And I'm not trying to be argumentative,…
Access to the truth is perhaps the most basic prerequisite condition for it being useful. Once access is cut off, no other conditions matter.
>>> "if they do and they aren't, they're idiotic" There's an implicit question, or at least an admission of ignorance.
If that's a genuine answer, the Family Guy segment is based on a long-running advertising campaign by the Pepperidge Farms brand of baked goods. I guess I'm old.
> but I'm very worried about what actually comes out of it given the media landscape We've seen recently that some people believe what they want to believe, regardless of facts. This doesn't mean the rest of us should…
> As someone who actually flies, the existing system works amazingly well, and delivers a service at a surprisingly low cost. Are they really low cost? And having worked abroad recently, it's shocking how much cheaper…
> Southwest is a great example that the current model is working. Southwest is called out in the article as an example of an airline doing things right. I fly Southwest and prefer it to other domestic airlines, but are…
How does buying over the phone avoid fluctuating ticket prices? Do the ticket prices not fluctuate if you call? Are they lower than online?
I enjoy working in an office environment because working in my home can be isolating. But cubicles with low walls where I'm constantly seeing and hearing my officemates is awful. Who thought this could possibly be a…
You have a door?! Is your company hiring?
Best case scenario, it gains attention. Worst case scenario, it gains attention and I drive my car into a tree one night or spontaneously OD.
There are parts of SF I'd rather not be in at any time of day. That includes the area around Twitter HQ.
We have this big problem. We'll just patch over it with this other problem and call that a reasonable strategy.
I spent a few minutes browsing through the data, and immediately founds lots of mislabeled data, e.g. an industrial power washer labeled as a toothbrush sound.
With pool at least, I've had them charge me a fee when I cancel immediately. I was in a rush to the train station and accidentally booked a pool. I cancelled within a few seconds and booked an Uber X, but they still…
Certainly some of them are for undergraduate education, but I'm not sure they're top research universities.
The NN approach sounds interesting, but there are no technical details and it might be hype-based marketing. Is anyone familiar with solid published work on applying ML/AI to optimize network control (or, as done here,…
This doesn't hold in my experience with an engineering education. The objective is for students to gain and demonstrate basic competence in fundamental concepts of their field, and straightforward answers to…
As someone else here pointed out, most people don't realize they're getting counterfeit items. Anecdotally, most of the people I've spoken to regarding this haven't even considered that something they get from Amazon…
Unfortunately for them, their reputation in the Bay Area will make it harder for them to attract and retain talent and stay competitive in the long run.
You're right. Damn it Berkeley, you could have just recruited some eager undergrads to caption the videos. Do the captions need to meet a very high standard of quality? If not, automated captioning would have been a…
It's definitely an unfortunate situation. The community has been coalescing around Python 3 in the last couple years, but Google is obviously encumbered by all its legacy Python 2.7 code. Their SyntaxNet library still…
It's a generic newspaper without a regional focus, unlike the NY Times, LA Times, etc. It's distributed nationally, and it's popular with travelers and companies who cater to travelers (airlines, airport kiosks, hotels,…
United States is a large country. $51k or $80k would be a nice salary in Arkansas. In the Bay Area it's low. What's your point?
Here's another source, Payscale.com: Software engineer (Canada): $51,000 (C$70,000) Software engineer (US): $80,825 The gap here is smaller ($30k vs. $50k) but still significant. And I'm not trying to be argumentative,…
Access to the truth is perhaps the most basic prerequisite condition for it being useful. Once access is cut off, no other conditions matter.
>>> "if they do and they aren't, they're idiotic" There's an implicit question, or at least an admission of ignorance.
If that's a genuine answer, the Family Guy segment is based on a long-running advertising campaign by the Pepperidge Farms brand of baked goods. I guess I'm old.
> but I'm very worried about what actually comes out of it given the media landscape We've seen recently that some people believe what they want to believe, regardless of facts. This doesn't mean the rest of us should…
> As someone who actually flies, the existing system works amazingly well, and delivers a service at a surprisingly low cost. Are they really low cost? And having worked abroad recently, it's shocking how much cheaper…
> Southwest is a great example that the current model is working. Southwest is called out in the article as an example of an airline doing things right. I fly Southwest and prefer it to other domestic airlines, but are…
How does buying over the phone avoid fluctuating ticket prices? Do the ticket prices not fluctuate if you call? Are they lower than online?
I enjoy working in an office environment because working in my home can be isolating. But cubicles with low walls where I'm constantly seeing and hearing my officemates is awful. Who thought this could possibly be a…
You have a door?! Is your company hiring?
Best case scenario, it gains attention. Worst case scenario, it gains attention and I drive my car into a tree one night or spontaneously OD.
There are parts of SF I'd rather not be in at any time of day. That includes the area around Twitter HQ.
We have this big problem. We'll just patch over it with this other problem and call that a reasonable strategy.
I spent a few minutes browsing through the data, and immediately founds lots of mislabeled data, e.g. an industrial power washer labeled as a toothbrush sound.
With pool at least, I've had them charge me a fee when I cancel immediately. I was in a rush to the train station and accidentally booked a pool. I cancelled within a few seconds and booked an Uber X, but they still…
With pool at least, I've had them charge me a fee when I cancel immediately. I was in a rush to the train station and accidentally booked a pool. I cancelled within a few seconds and booked an Uber X, but they still…
Certainly some of them are for undergraduate education, but I'm not sure they're top research universities.
The NN approach sounds interesting, but there are no technical details and it might be hype-based marketing. Is anyone familiar with solid published work on applying ML/AI to optimize network control (or, as done here,…
This doesn't hold in my experience with an engineering education. The objective is for students to gain and demonstrate basic competence in fundamental concepts of their field, and straightforward answers to…
As someone else here pointed out, most people don't realize they're getting counterfeit items. Anecdotally, most of the people I've spoken to regarding this haven't even considered that something they get from Amazon…
Unfortunately for them, their reputation in the Bay Area will make it harder for them to attract and retain talent and stay competitive in the long run.
You're right. Damn it Berkeley, you could have just recruited some eager undergrads to caption the videos. Do the captions need to meet a very high standard of quality? If not, automated captioning would have been a…
It's definitely an unfortunate situation. The community has been coalescing around Python 3 in the last couple years, but Google is obviously encumbered by all its legacy Python 2.7 code. Their SyntaxNet library still…