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elendilm
·7 giờ trước·discuss
I have the utmost respect to people who makes UPI work. Made even the old people in the nation completely go digital for payments - a feat unparalleled in the world.
elendilm
·6 ngày trước·discuss
True. There is no shame in AI writing or human writing. Content is what matters. It appears the author is trying to fake genuinity in a fundamentally wrong way and yet doesn't even deliver on it.
elendilm
·8 ngày trước·discuss
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elendilm
·16 ngày trước·discuss
There will be clues and leaks hidden in the sentences of the paper. Compression always leaks out.
elendilm
·17 ngày trước·discuss
What has PhD got to do with anything. Research is research regardless of who does it if using proper scientific method.

Such obvious common sense appears not obvious after all.
elendilm
·20 ngày trước·discuss
You must have accomplished a lot since you seem to focus on anger rather than substance. Did I disturb your calm.
elendilm
·21 ngày trước·discuss
Many of the greatest achievements in science & engineering were accomplished during wartime under intense stress or obsession - not a relaxed parasympathetic state.

That alone should make us skeptical of simplistic claims that calmer physiological states are inherently "more optimal" for complex cognition.
elendilm
·21 ngày trước·discuss
<However, the same choice made calmly, under a more relaxed physiological state, may lead to a more optimal result>

The idiocy of thinking calmness leading to optimal results. Usually this comes from people who never accomplished anything.

The paper is the prime example of pseudo science masquerading as science.
elendilm
·26 ngày trước·discuss
Exactly. The author is a clueless idiot.
elendilm
·26 ngày trước·discuss
Same here.
elendilm
·26 ngày trước·discuss
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elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
Catering to a giant market is usually when scalability and efficiency problems starts surfacing. People here having a hard time to understand reveals a lot about the kind of work they have undertaken.
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
Funny. Sure. Kernel development and truly scalable architectures must come easy for you. Management fees must be so hard. :)
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
Seriously doubt your reading skills. Read again. Hint "efficient" and "scalable". Go figure. I seriously doubt you have written scalable code. Financial math is laughable by comparison.
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
Writing scalable and efficient programs are extremely hard. This matters for serious projects but for small projects, honestly who cares.
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
I run a small profitable business. I avoid those who doesn't care about efficiency or scalability like the plague. Laziness shouldn't be promoted.
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
Yes. The author stumbled on the p vs np problem but with humans. Verification is easy. Solving is the millennium prize question.
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
A implies B doesn't mean B implies A. Not all programs have to be efficient and scalable.

But mental discipline required to write efficient and scalable code is insane that most domain expertise is feeble by comparison.
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
Are you kidding me. What has domain got to do with efficiency and scalability.

Efficiency is about using minimum cpu cycles or minimum memory or minimum network round trip or more generically using minimum/optimum resources to get something done.

Scalability is about minimizing bottlenecks and linear scaling so one can just copy and execute by adding more nodes/resources and expect correctness and increased throughput.

Both of these have nothing to do with domain expertise.
elendilm
·tháng trước·discuss
You are wrong. Writing programs (atleast efficiently) is not the easiest part. It just appears to be once you get accustomed.

Domain expertise is hard but not that hard compared to the insane mental discipline required to write efficient scalable code.

Domain expertise is valuable and hard but I don't get this "domain expertise is harder than disciplined coding" mentality.