buckwild

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Remedies for Two Data Science Anti-Patterns(nikhilgopal.com)
2 points by buckwild 7y ago|0 comments
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A Plan to Turn Inmates into Coders(vice.com)
2 points by buckwild 11y ago|0 comments
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Ginsberg's Theorem (Thermodynamics Parody)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by buckwild 11y ago|0 comments
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Stephen King on Adverbs(brainpickings.org)
2 points by buckwild 13y ago|1 comments
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Scroll through this history of data storage(techpageone.dell.com)
2 points by buckwild 13y ago|1 comments
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Getting Protein-Protein Interaction Data Into Neo4j With Python(nikhilgopal.com)
1 points by buckwild 13y ago|0 comments
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Copy Editing Stylesheet(themillions.com)
1 points by buckwild 13y ago|0 comments
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Write better emails in 3 minutes(nikhilgopal.com)
1 points by buckwild 13y ago|0 comments
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Improve your public speaking in 5 minutes(nikhilgopal.com)
2 points by buckwild 13y ago|0 comments
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FDA warns Google-backed 23andMe to halt sales of genetic tests(reuters.com)
3 points by buckwild 13y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 13y ago
I've never tried it before or even looked into it for that matter, but I recall this capability being available in Google Hangouts.
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Programming Cheat Sheets(overapi.com)
235 points by buckwild 14y ago|57 comments
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Small Businesses Vs Startups(forbes.com)
1 points by buckwild 14y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 14y ago
Totally true. I caught myself exploring some of the "old" links myself.
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The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago(web.archive.org)
150 points by buckwild 14y ago|54 comments
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by buckwild 14y ago
I second this. I'm a scientist who also happens to program (as more of us are finding we need to do). The two languages I use the most are R and Python. Most of the time, I don't even give Ruby a second thought because it seems to be primar
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How to Improve Coding Style (In Python)(nikhilgopal.com)
1 points by buckwild 14y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 14y ago
Have you ever worked in the finance industry? Those guys will kill their own family if it will get them a $5K raise. I worked in the california mortgage industry before going to college. These guys would convince families living paycheck to
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by buckwild 14y ago
A lot of times, I really don't think there is a need for a whole new language. I use R and python for scientific computing all of the time. There are packages which have been well validated and a community of folks who support the software.
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"The Paper Airplane Guy"(tested.com)
1 points by buckwild 14y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
In production ;-D Take the fortune 500 approach. It's not a bug unless customers complain.
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by buckwild 15y ago
I've only tinkered with objective-C and I'm not even comfortable saying I "know" the language, but does anyone else think some of this code is surprisingly concise?
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by buckwild 15y ago
Thanks SkyMarshal, I use Play all of the time. I've never tried Lift though--I might give that a go soon as well. I'm curious about whether or not there is a framework of Clojure however. From the responses, it seems like Noir is the popula
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by buckwild 15y ago
Does anyone know of a good web framework for Clojure? Perhaps a rails of django equivalent? I love using Java for the exact reason the author claims Clojure is so powerful--the magnitude of libraries. If a decent web framework is available,
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by buckwild 15y ago
What a great idea! Thanks!
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by buckwild 15y ago
This line made my day: Back then, real systems programmers did hexadecimal arithmetic – today, “there’s an app for it!”
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A $14 "ergo" keyboard from surplus parts(thecraftstudio.com)
3 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 15y ago
It shows un-professionalism. Users will associate that character trait with the company. What would you think if you received a similar email from Apple or Google?
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Word Frequency Count of Hacker News Front Page on SOPA Blackout Day(nikhilgopal.com)
3 points by buckwild 15y ago|1 comments
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You Need Memoization(nikhilgopal.com)
1 points by buckwild 15y ago|0 comments

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