I can't recommend Euclid's "Elements" with enough emphasis. It really is an amazing book. It gives you a set of ~20 definitions, 10 axioms and then goes on for hundreds of pages constructing proofs using those axioms…
And you don't think the dissidents wouldn't use technology to circumvent the law enforcement bots? You don't seem to understand how brittle, rigid and flawed most/all of these algorithms are. With the right knowledge…
I'm happy that they're putting money into developing better diagnostic methods for mental disorders, because, frankly, the existing tools are terrible. After 9 years of misdiagnoses by several different doctors, earlier…
"If it flies, floats or fucks - rent it." That's the saying. Also, I wouldn't recommend anyone join the game industry for any period of time. I've never been in it, but I know 7-8 developers and they're all usually…
You know what the best part about the game industry is? Leaving it.
I can't recommend Euclid's "Elements" with enough emphasis. It really is an amazing book. It gives you a set of ~20 definitions, 10 axioms and then goes on for hundreds of pages constructing proofs using those axioms…
And you don't think the dissidents wouldn't use technology to circumvent the law enforcement bots? You don't seem to understand how brittle, rigid and flawed most/all of these algorithms are. With the right knowledge…
I'm happy that they're putting money into developing better diagnostic methods for mental disorders, because, frankly, the existing tools are terrible. After 9 years of misdiagnoses by several different doctors, earlier…
"If it flies, floats or fucks - rent it." That's the saying. Also, I wouldn't recommend anyone join the game industry for any period of time. I've never been in it, but I know 7-8 developers and they're all usually…
You know what the best part about the game industry is? Leaving it.