map reducer
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That’s not a tasty sandwich
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Yeah where the hell is the cheese? How could I, a lactose intolerant; eat a sandwich without the most lactose-dense food in existence?
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That’s not a tasty sandwich
I'm guessing it's vegan? And pepper is the main filling?
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I'm guessing it's vegan? And pepper is the main filling?
No, GNU is the main filling, obviously.
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is this an encoder
which one is the root for loop?
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Yeah where the hell is the cheese? How could I, a lactose intolerant; eat a sandwich without the most lactose-dense food in existence?
Ackshually yellow cheese doesn't have much lactose, see e.g. https://www.lactolerance.fr/blog/en/milk-content-of-dairy-products/
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is this an encoder
Is this funny, or is it a useful illustration?
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Is this funny, or is it a useful illustration?
People stopped being snobbish about knowing what those words mean about a decade ago. It would be an useful slap on the face of those people back then, but now if it's useful it's only for calming down some random person that know what they mean but isn't confident about it.
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People stopped being snobbish about knowing what those words mean about a decade ago. It would be an useful slap on the face of those people back then, but now if it's useful it's only for calming down some random person that know what they mean but isn't confident about it.
I'm so lost. For kids learning to code, I think this image actually might help them understand
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is this an encoder
Sandwich.hs:6:11: error: [GHC-83865] * Couldn't match type ‘Bread’ with ‘Cucumber’ Expected: Bread Actual: CucumberThis wouldn't have happened with Burritos.
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Yeah that checks out. Now you're ready for that massively parallel big data (or sandwich?) processing
And then you fuck up your asynchronous timing, leaving a race condition where the sandwich has bread on the inside. Oh, and QA can only reproduce sometimes
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People stopped being snobbish about knowing what those words mean about a decade ago. It would be an useful slap on the face of those people back then, but now if it's useful it's only for calming down some random person that know what they mean but isn't confident about it.
You can still be snobby by instead insisting on "fold, scan, iterate"
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And then you fuck up your asynchronous timing, leaving a race condition where the sandwich has bread on the inside. Oh, and QA can only reproduce sometimes
With mapreduce you should generally have your code written in such a way that that cannot happen. Unless the reduce step is improperly programmed.
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This is an encoder
Which one? All the ones I've used just make audio and video; no sandwich.
Of the three sandwiches, only one can be toasted, ergo it is a one hot encoder
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Is this funny, or is it a useful illustration?
it's funny
