@tsoding The amount of possible state of your machine is huge, but is limited. If the state is the same at some point => It's an infinite loop. Unless of course you're waiting for input.

...having a diameter of approximately 0.5 mm (a mm is a micrometer, or one-thousandth of a meter),... not sure if can trust you anymore 101 anatomy book, Kevin Langford :(

been a while since I did a #projecteuler 😌

@SonarCloud getting 504s but says All Systems Operational

@lemiffe How did I miss all of this? Liked and subscribed on spot.

@rabbit_hmi

@fermatslibrary How do you mean the 14th month?

Pushed an image through a simple neural network and let it guess the rest. Surprisingly close. The model size is close to the original image size.

project euler #50/1916 in Belgium, not much, but honest work 😄

@Officientapp blijft hangen.

@maartengm I've seen better graphs...I strongly dislike the y axis not starting at 0. The difference between 203 and 277 is made more significant like this. This graph could win prizes, but not any good ones. What is that jump at ±75 even?

Always be pedantic about flaky tests, they are shy but trying to tell you something

@ericson4smith @tunguz > where new and interesting problems come up. Why not pitch one of those interesting problems? Gives them a feel for the job? 😉

@ericson4smith @tunguz If it's a programmer you seek, find a simple relevant programming challenge that requires creativity? Surely you have an example in your daily work that requires it? It gives the interviewee a view in daily challenges.

@ericson4smith @tunguz A cliché, sure, but it may break the ice, not a selection criterion. I just hate how companies ask these random psychology questions and have the audacity to complain they don't find anyone. Because nobody answered 'what is your spirit animal' question right.

@ericson4smith @tunguz Ironically this stems from the lack of resourcefulness to find a relevant interview question. Why not ask a question relevant to the job? I hate it when people get on their high horse and poke fun at the peasant. I'd leave the interview.

oh my

Ah look a 45%, making me #51/808

@housecor Thanks for the tip, I'm just happy these are the problems we're fixing.

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