fretless

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by fretless 12y ago
This is pretty cool but lower-tech than i was expecting when i saw the link. I went by their loft a few times in 2008 or 2009 but haven't followed them since. I think Makani is a sister company. http://www.google.com/
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by fretless 13y ago
They probably don't have to say that stores are closing everywhere. Every week there's news about possible store closings. This week it's Staples and Safeway, last week it was Guitar Center, before, Pennys, Best Buy, Disney
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by fretless 13y ago
You could look at the appendixes in texts by Bishop, MacKay, Barber and Rasmussen/Williams to see what they expect (and they expect a pretty thorough understanding. The last 3 are freely available content http://www.inferen
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by fretless 13y ago
Here's some things with more substance (I don't think the blog author is doing any SEO machinations, but there's just not much to learn from his last few posts. Essentially he's written Data Science advice similar to ma
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by fretless 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5647310
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by fretless 13y ago
If you spent a few days in (central California belt of) Stockton, Modesto or Fresno looking for a job, you might learn some empathy
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by fretless 13y ago
There are ~2,500 institutions in the U.S granting bachelors degrees, and you're happy to make sweeping generalizations about all of them.
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by fretless 13y ago
There's lots of case studies on akka in production, and people using are generally happy but also honest about bottlenecks they hit (more than a few thousand messages in message box etc http://www.addthis.com/blog/2013/04/16/building-a-dis
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by fretless 13y ago
Yes, but the silver lining is that you'll open your thesaurus and learn words like "jeremiad" "screed" "phillippic" "tirade" MOC is a strong advocate for scala and clojure, so I figure he's ok
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by fretless 14y ago
Hmm, i should read this book, I probably have a different perspective. I worked in the banking group at one of the 2 major rating agencies, then structured some large ABS transactions at Merrill Lynch and at one of the largest issuers, but