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But chasing the higher hanging fruits might allow for breakthroughs that you would not see if you only went for the low hanging fruits.
The range anxiety is less and less problematic with EV. The Tesla Roadster 2 already is said to have a range of more than 1.000 km. Add current research in the fields of solid state batteries and super capacitators and you have the possibility to reach those numbers even with less expensive versions of EV. German automakers already calculate that by 2026 electric engines will be cheaper and more capable than their ICE counterpart.
If you go for that easy middle ground like hybrid cars that you suggest, you limit yourself to the local maximum of that solution. Hybrid cars have the same maintenance cost as non hybrid cars and additionally the complexity of balancing both engines. The only saving in maintenance cost is by going full electric. In the same way you might only achieve certain breakthroughs by actually going for full autonomy even if it wont work perfectly for the next decades for all edge cases.
35% of ecommerce customer journeys already start on amazon. It is not like they totally depend on SERP rankings.
Nice job, but I prefer the text based version. I dont like having to parse all those pictures in my head. Who cares about a thumbnail of the website?
Instantly had me hooked again. The game does not move on after the city of vilcabamba, though :-/
What made you leave? Did you miss european culture ( or sports on TV or anything like that)? How did you deal with the time difference between Europe and NZ? When I was in NZ on vacation I missed being able to watch the stuff that I am used to on TV in the evening, due to the twelve hour time difference to Europe. I dont think I could ever switch from soccer to cricket.
Simple example? Before finishing the first paragraph, it says
"The slope and y-intercept of the line are determined using gradient descent."
What on earth does that mean? Maybe they should teach mathematics in english at universities outside of english speaking countries. German mathematics does not help here.
I wish there was a 4GL like SQL for machine learning using dynamic programming for algorithm selection and model synthesis like a dbms query planner.
PREDICT s as revenue
LEARN FROM company.sales as s
GROUP BY MONTH
ORDER BY company.region
The first eight minutes were promising. Then a mathematical definiton of how neural networks work follows and I am already lost again when trying to learn about deep learning. It is like trying to learn Postgresql's new JSON features by starting to look at relational calculus first.
Well it is only useful when you really rely on asynchronous programming. Nobody states that every piece of code is supposed to be written like this. You should only use async/await when a thorough performance analysis shows that it is your bottleneck.
Think of handling a web request, where you have to do parallel I/O requests to subsystems like a database, a webservice, redis, and so on. I think async/await gives us a nice standard way of describing "hit me back once X is done".
How do you know which device is positioned higher than the other (on a bunch of books)?
Interesting concept let me see his method..scrolling.. oh it is about marketing his app.
Unless you invest the money you get from the credit card, isnt his approach just min/maxing your cost to get money?
You published it? You should have gotten a "micro-docker"-like hashtag trend going and then pitch your idea to VCs. The main "Lighter than Docker" startup would be valued at around 5-7 billion right now.
> mobile is the predominant method of browsing for a huge number of sites all over the world.
That is not an excuse to give up on high information density on the desktop, just because your headings have to be ridicoulessly big for mobile.
So true. I hate it when CMS administration areas are rewritten to be responsive and end up wasting a huge amount of space on the screen. A CMS admin area is a power user , that most people us on their computer.
Yet characteristics such as high information density and very accurate mouse interaction are all thrown out of the window, because of how the admin looks like on a phone.
How is it responsive to ALL devices, when mobile first enforces such restrictions on a design.
Am I the only one that is not a fan of the new syntax? There is so much duplication and lack of clarity.
Does it run Crysis? Apparently now Linux can.
Thank you for making the mouse a thing in a keyboard driven world. As someone who grew up with gaming and learned IT as a result I never was able to fully give up on the mouse during my daily workflows. I admire people who can use VIM etc only by keyboard, but my muscle memory just says: mouse.
Thanks for establishing something that embraces this.
How about an opt-in attribute to enable ordering then?
<table sortable >...</table>
Is the compiler faster these days?
If you ever need web scale, there is always nosql to fall back on Kappa
While you are technically right, that kind of thinking gave people access to a ton of MongoDB databases last week.
Aerodynamically a joke. Most likely a quick render based on marketing drawings.
They are again? In this talk they mentioned them to be cheap in 2008
That explains it, thanks. To me this makes the focus on non-blocking code in PlayFramework2.0 a bit more strange to me, since the JVM isnt single threaded.
Interesting comparison. I have never used Node for anything bigger than small personal stuff, because non-blocking code was never a requirement. I still dont see the value in it in scenarios like in the blog post, as all he is doing is a bunch of functions and once all of them are done, send something back to the client.
How does the client or the dev benefit from the non-blocking approach here? At the end of the day he is describing a sequence of actions the depend on each other. Why not block then?
I really dont want to sound arrogant, but I am just curious what the benefits are that I dont know of.
I wish I could have a foreignkey within that json.
Probably the EAV nightmare
What next, also StackOverflow blocked? Next headline would be Russian software development comes to a sudden halt
Edit: downvoted again. My mind is just not made for this hateful community here.
Does the guy in charge want his most private search history leaked? Because that is how you get your most private search history leaked.