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blahi
10y ago
This has nothing to do with objective rules. It has to do with the leftist censorship - exactly what I talked about. You are preaching dogma. "If you don't subject and do what we tell you, you are wrong. If you talk, we will ignor
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blahi
10y ago
Well, apparently the leftist intellectuals need a history lesson. This is why the US intervenes in the Middle East. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1973_oil_crisis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovie
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blahi
10y ago
/r/backpropaganda
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blahi
10y ago
You can run R code in SQL Server, Oracle, Teradata, Hana and Vertica. All of these databases kick the crap out of HN darlings like Redshift and BigQuery. Special mention goes to Vertica which is free up to three nodes and/or 1TB data +
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blahi
10y ago
Self-help books is philosophy for the feeble minded.
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blahi
10y ago
Different people don't get along very well. Something "technologists" prefer to pretend isn't so.
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blahi
10y ago
You live in a country with population about the size of LA metro and more homogenous than it.
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blahi
10y ago
So where are those high salaries in Denmark?
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blahi
10y ago
What is your proposed change?
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blahi
10y ago
>Cuba is behind in development because of the American embargo. American embargo was put in place because the US can't afford communist fools on its border. Simple. You swing at the big guy and you lose. That is war. Mistakes are un
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10y ago
There are no good guys. There are just interest. The US protects its interests. Embargo on oil exports to the US? Fuck up your whole region so bad that this can't happen again. Divide and concur. Communism on its shore? Well, nobody go
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10y ago
After the fall of the wall, the intelligence officers and highest party officials took control of the economy, the judicial and law enforcement systems and also the media. They people who ruled did not change. Just their methods.
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blahi
10y ago
So since the poor were supporting somebody and the rich were opposing him, he must have been the right guy?
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blahi
10y ago
Ferrari makes 10,000 per year. What do they have to do with gasoline demand?
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blahi
10y ago
I don't mean to hate but why would anyone chose Stripe over Braintree? It seems the same to me + Paypal which is HUGE.
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blahi
10y ago
This is not some competition in morality. Nobody counts "moral superiority points". The only thing that is counted is money.
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10y ago
They have been good for every part of the world. And wars are a fact for the entirety of human civilization. I'll take doubling the life expectancy of people China, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, other Asian counties, as well as most of
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10y ago
The decline of the West? Published in 1918 and followed by the best 100 years in human history? I like the quote but the irony is just too big for me.
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blahi
10y ago
You severely underestimate the "western" appeal in communist countries, I think. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amx-JHhtsHw
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blahi
10y ago
Atrocious syntax.
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blahi
10y ago
MXNet is the only deep learning framework that has proper support for R. That's why I use it and it is pretty nice IMO.
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10y ago
bah. Statistics in Plain English. Data Analysis Using Regression by Gelman Introduction/Elements of Statistical Learning by Jerome Friedman. I recommend reading the Introduction and using the bigger book as a reference material when ta
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10y ago
>Think about it; why are your keys always in the last place you look? Because once you find them you stop looking. If you want to keep people on your site you hide their keys. That is actually very interesting analogy! And when I think a
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10y ago
It is historical fiction. blackthorne did exist, did get samurai status and estate, did build ships for Toranaga (Tokugawa Ieyasu). The characters are real and James Clavell spent 4 years in Japan researching and writing the book. His depic
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10y ago
Yeah, the USS Ronald Reagan would like to have a word with those countries.
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10y ago
Hey, I'm very interested in remote sensing. Forestry applications are dire to my heart, but at the moment AG has a lockdown on my attention. I have stats/ML knowledge an have done initial research about remote sensing and I'v
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blahi
10y ago
>when lack of physical comfort can be a limiting factor on having any intellectual life at all. This can be said about decadence also!
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10y ago
I like a quote from Shogun by James Clavell (it's about mediaval japan getting discovered by a westerner for the first time, it is incredibly without exaggeration). “Karma is the beginning of knowledge. Next is patience. Patience is v
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>Amazon is a much more formidable competitor than MSFT. I don't know about that. Going further, majority of the spend is going to come from established businesses. They need software and not just infrastructure. And msft has those a
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10y ago
What's the tool's name?
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