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adi92
11y ago
HBX Core http://hbx.hbs.edu/hbx-core Its a paid online business course by Harvard Business School with 3 modules - Business Analytics, Economics for Managers, Financial Accounting Material is not super challenging (maybe ex
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12y ago
:( Been using this service for 4 years.. have grown so much thanks to it. Everybody seems to be recommending Day One as an alternative, but that looks way more complicated than a simple daily email. Edit: I take that back.. day one looks pr
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14y ago
I had the same problem a year ago. For the apartments you really like, send in a cover letter with your application explaining your situation and offering more references and a larger deposit. I was really desperate and even put in my resum
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14y ago
Thanking you for showing me the 'dis' module. Dis is going to be fun to play with!!
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14y ago
I learnt Go by watching this anime on Netflix called 'Hikaru no Go'. Its pretty kiddish, but fun, and really inspires you to learn the game!
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15y ago
Don't worry too much. Life is like that. Had you taken care of this problem beforehand, I am pretty sure some other major problem would have turned up. When you create something new, you have to deal with 100s of problems. No one gets it ri
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15y ago
I have been to 9 grubwithus dinners so far and loved every one of them.. this is a really awesome concept!! Eventually they should come up with 'Grubwithus Now' where people can join impromptu organized meals with a bunch of random strang
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Yelp University Dataset
(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
They are talking about Latent Dirichlet Allocation which was made by Blei in 2002 ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latent_Dirichlet_allocation ) Here is video by him where he explains the basic model as well timeline-related hacks the artic
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16y ago
1) People had fewer distractions earlier 2) Thanks to the Flynn effect, people are growing smarter, so need less time for the same content 3) Thanks to the internet, its a lot easier and faster to learn something than it was earlier (more c
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16y ago
it seems like to much of a risk, in terms of the controversies that might get raised every time the recognition software screws up.. imagine the system tagging somebody's ex girlfriend on their current partner's face, or interpreting a pict
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16y ago
Awesome! Really excited about this.. Stackoverflow hasn't been that great of a place to ask ML/IR/NLP questions and expect good answers Maybe this site will bring together all the ML people and do a better job. Visually, the site is not tha
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16y ago
i don't know much about how this works, but why cant people just bypass this by creating a separate account for every game they purchase and then pass on that account's details to whoever they sell the game to
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16y ago
http://panchatantra.org/ http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/jataka.html
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16y ago
How are they making money from this? They need to run fast servers that cater to each and every phone that has their app installed anywhere in the world.. won't that be pretty expensive?
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16y ago
This might be a pretty good PR move.. Most of the filtered reviews I have seen so far are, in fact, pretty spammy or blatant advertising.. This will definitely make people appreciate the filter more OTOH people, not machines (thanks to the
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16y ago
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AgCvDTyBjHdOdDFfMEN...
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16y ago
people with more friends could quickly down-vote each other's negative reviews and write scathing reviews for whoever they wish to bully unless they explicitly bar people below a certain age, this site will wreak havoc in children's social
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16y ago
I mostly share Google docs these days.. the user can download it in any format he likes, if we he wishes to download it at all. .odf may not win over .docx, but in the long run, both will lose to the cloud. On a related note, I hope we even
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16y ago
Somebody could nuke that small area and effectively kill of the entire country..
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17y ago
While dwm probably does deserve to have a wiki page.. most pages do not.. If every OSS project, anime character, street gets its own page, the whole thing will grow too large for any group of people to effectively maintain.. The deletionist
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17y ago
Should Yelp just tell people how it decides what is spam? This would alleviate some of its reputation problems but, then adversaries would know exactly how to game the system.
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17y ago
Tiling a vim-dow beside a REPL-window in a GUI works for me
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Yelp: How a Conspiracy Theory is Born
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17y ago
You could ssh onto a cloud/unix server and write all the scripts and tools you want. I used my iphone once to code small scripts and start/stop batch jobs on a work server while on the go.
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17y ago
are all languages implementable in every other language?
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17y ago
Thank you for starting this post.. i see a lot of great job boards on the net but very few for CS internships I am a Junior CS Major in the US looking for internships related to Machine Learning / NLP
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17y ago
I think a closed forum with users who have established definitions for the difference between what each number of the scale implies would have a bimodal distribution. Sites like youtube ( http://youtube-global.blogspot.com/2009/09/five-s
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17y ago
Happiness = (Desires Actualized)/(Desires Harboured) Increasing the numerator tends to cause the denominator to increase as well Craving for fewer things i.e. working on the denominator is usually more effective
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17y ago
Feels like this guy has married ELIZA
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