food79

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by food79 19y ago
That is a brilliant game. But it is a hazard for politicians--it teaches people that hiding dangers makes them go away :)
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by food79 19y ago
Wired and Reddit are part of the same media conglomerate, so that explains how the wired articles get on Reddit. I think a lot of n.yc readers read reddit, so that is how they get here so fast I bet.
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by food79 19y ago
There are startups, just not as many web ones. If you want biotech or wireless then you are in business though.
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by food79 19y ago
I'm a native. I found the weather to be boring. It is always sunny, never rains, and the plants are either evergreen or scrubby bushes. So you don't get a sense of what season it is. If you work there then you are not outside much though -
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by food79 19y ago
If you are doing a ham/spam type classification, then you won't need the alien language. I am almost a total tech novice and I was able to do well with just some bash scripts. Of course the docs will teach you about better ways to train the
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by food79 19y ago
The Cadillac of bayes classifiers is CRM114--it can use classifiers that are far more advanced than naive bayes, such as clustering, or with hidden markov modeling.
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by food79 19y ago
I wouldn't spend too much time deciding between the two--they are more or less functionally equivalent, so just pick one and don't look back. Python is a little more "corporate", with a little more regimented style (e.g. significant whitesp
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by food79 19y ago
The marginal cost of selling software is $.00 pretty much. So MSFT operates on a what-the-market-can-bear approach, not a costco-style mark-up-everything-10-percent appraoch.
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by food79 19y ago
It is always good to try things out. How can this work in an iPhone-like device?
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by food79 19y ago
Stock prices are weird. The current value is where half the people think the price is too low and half the people think the price is too high. Of course everyone who still has Yahoo stock think that the price is too low--because everyone wh
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by food79 19y ago
Sunset is good, you just have to get a place next to Muni so you can get around without having to drive all the time.
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by food79 19y ago
I am 28, married, and live in the Park Merced complex in the south-west corner of SF. It is about as suburbs as you get in SF, but also is right next to SF State so there is a young vibe if you want. I pay ~1300 for a 1br, parking included,
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Layer Tennis - weekly dose of design(layertennis.com)
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by food79 19y ago
Ladies and gentlemen, the submarine in action. How many media hits are we going to have for AppJet? AppJet does seem pretty cool though. I wonder what happens if your app really takes off though? AppJet will own you.
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by food79 19y ago
It is more like: email is a cockroach. Sure it is ugly, but it will still be around long after the rise and fall of prettier creatures like Twitter or Facebook.
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by food79 19y ago
Well, I live in the bay area, so you are right, there is probably something closer.
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by food79 19y ago
Guy is an interesting fellow. He put himself in a position to be interviewed for CEO of Yahoo, but he turned the interview down (didn't see the potential in Yahoo!) Question: is it better to make a $2,000,000,000 mistake, or never be in th
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by food79 19y ago
Seconded. I went to a nice Ramen shop in Tokyo--basically amazing.
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by food79 19y ago
Thanks for the correction
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by food79 19y ago
This article and Tim's are both a little long-winded. All that is happening here is a discussion about when to hold ruby conferences: on weekdays so the pros can go, or on weekends so hobbyists can go. I am a bit put off by the zealotry of
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by food79 19y ago
This is cross-posted from reddit. Answers: no, but still probably a lot. The site is not affiliated with a charity, so who knows if they actually give rice or not. Anyway, everyone knows that solving hunger is not about quantity of food (
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by food79 19y ago
I was pretty bad at college and high school. But I did get the highest grade in the class in one class, it was where there was direct competition between everyone else for the grades. So I thought, in law school every class is a competition