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If you answered yes to all three, you're probably not going to be a mediocre developer.

Jason is on point, he's pretty much answered me back within 1-5 minutes every time.

The author answered to you but for some reason his comment is marked as dead.

If you answered no, a follow up question: Are all ad-supported sites saying this implicitly?

It answered a big question lingering in my mind that I haven't been able to actually try out.

I'm sure my posed questions are either already answered in literature, not posed properly and not feasible.

Nobody's answered my question as to why The Cloud is the magic pixie dust that solves this problem, and why it could not be solved locally with modern compute power and modern ML techniques.

You could imagine writing a test suite to determine definitive answers to these questions and, once answered, there would be no need to examine them again.

All of the supposed reasons given in that post have been answered to death by multiple people (including PL experts), and none holds to much scrutiny.

That's a much deeper question and not so easily answered.

What question has yet to be answered about the organism?

I really hope have answered your question, otherwise, you just let me know.

If it was not for HN policy to have meaningful comments I would have just answered "LOL?".

Question answered, never mind UI "deficiencies".

I don't mean to be an asshole, but your criticism is basically along the lines of "You're doing this all wrong, do it how I say this should be done" They don't have physical servers, he's already answered that in your last comment.

As a mathematician who has left academia, I answered "no" seven times, followed by a "mu" a "yes" and another "no".