hankcharles

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by hankcharles 11y ago
NYC's subway may be much older, but I find it much more effective. Something Beijing lacks are express lines. If you need to travel the length of Manhattan in the middle of a workday, you can easily jump on 2,3,A, or D and get there qu
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by hankcharles 12y ago
working on something similar for chicago with a bit less load time: citypulse.io
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by hankcharles 13y ago
it is an interesting effect, but I don't see how it will ever add anything to the experience for either the writer or the reader. I guess you are supposed to imagine yourself watching some captivating writer craft a brilliant post and
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by hankcharles 13y ago
The one possible exception to the rule outlined in this piece is probably Xiaomi. They have successfully cornered a really meaningful market, specifically middle class Chinese that is responsible for a big push in revenue. I believe their p
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by hankcharles 13y ago
I got to Scroogled.com and thought it was some anti-google site cobbled together by a cranky blogger out looking for some corporate interest representing 'the man' to pick on. I can't believe it was assembled by the marketing
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by hankcharles 13y ago
Computers are now part of basic literacy and ensuring all students have consistent access to them should be an absolute top priority for all school districts. If we can get students coding at a young age, even better!
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by hankcharles 13y ago
It certainly can be dangerous, as can any country, and I consider myself lucky to not have had any problems, but I can't think of another country I have been in that felt safer to me. And more time there only verified that feeling. The
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by hankcharles 13y ago
I love everything about this proposal is relatively low-cost and will utilize technology in a way that will transform the relationship of the two communities and solve a real growth issue: nasty conjestion on an relatively new stretch of hi
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Boulder-Longmont Maglev Monorail(dailycamera.com)
1 points by hankcharles 13y ago|2 comments
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by hankcharles 13y ago
Not at all. Nothing terribly unusual or that I haven't encountered in the US, but the frequency with which it happened was really alarming. Twice a guy drove up next to me on more quiet roads and starting asking questions about how to
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by hankcharles 13y ago
mostly people riding after me on motorcycles, and pretending to ask a question and then turning the conversation elsewhere. It only happened a few times, but I also only went running a few times.
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by hankcharles 13y ago
It is really amazing. Collectively, I have spent over two years in China, and have never been particularly cautious about what sort of situations I work my way into. Never once have I felt threatened or unsafe. It is what I admire most abou
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by hankcharles 13y ago
Everything you mention in problem 2 is likely true, but these are generally true in most countries around the world, regardless of phase of development: in any country most crime results from the poor or uneducated because they have an impe
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by hankcharles 13y ago
I don't understand your logic, or what democracy has to do with the matter. I am no expert on India, but I spent enough time there to observe a clear and disturbing trend in male behavior and I have spent enough time in other - develop
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by hankcharles 13y ago
having recently traveled in India for three weeks, I heard remarkably similar accounts all too frequently from groups of women travelers. Even as a man, I was approached for sex several times while out running. It was gross. Having traveled
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by hankcharles 13y ago
thanks for the detailed response. I know very little about the actual application of data science, so it nice to hear the thoughts on the feasibility of this from someone who does. Either way, someone seems to think they can teach it in a b
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by hankcharles 13y ago
haha. great reply. I knew it was out there somewhere.
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by hankcharles 13y ago
Given the success of well run hacker schools like Dev Bootcamp and Flatiron Schools, I am surprised no one has yet tried to apply that model to training data scientists. It seems like a sector similarly deprived of properly trained talent a
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by hankcharles 13y ago
more than likely a big part of his motivation, but considering how bad an investment the current plan is, it is very prudent.
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by hankcharles 13y ago
is this the company you are referring to? http://www.et3.com/
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by hankcharles 13y ago
A couple questions for those that have been on any single medication for a sustained period: 1 Have you found that you need to increase your dosage at a stable rate to maintain the same effectiveness? 2 How are you now when you are off th
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by hankcharles 13y ago
The reviews for this are one of the more enticing reasons of late for me to switch off of linux. I'm really excited about this. great stuff!