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by hashr8064 8y ago
exactly this. The module infrastructure of Julia is designed purposefully to be like R which is great for data exploration and statisticians. However, its a horrible architecture for building modular large scale software.
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by hashr8064 8y ago
Besides using Apple or MSFT product suites which can get you out of pretty much everything from Google. There are the following 1. Search: bing, Duck Duck Go. 2. Android: Lineage OS 3. Drive: Dropbox 4. Cloud Services: AWS 5. Email: yahoo,y
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by hashr8064 8y ago
Yes, our ages ranged from 2 to 8. There was 5 of us.
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by hashr8064 8y ago
good point :)
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by hashr8064 8y ago
completely agree. I'm roughly same age as you, same experience. When we were kids we literally ran all over the place until dark with no adult supervision. Man I still remember coming home, having cuts and bruises all over me, having a
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by hashr8064 8y ago
This is definitely the best tip. Two things have probably helped me more than any others, this and saying people's names. If you say someone's name you will remember it and I've noticed it helps them also remember you and hav
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by hashr8064 8y ago
agreed. But that's a fundamentally different concept you are describing. The point is you cannot compare $100 salary and living in A with $100 salary and living in B unless you know the values of A and B. This definitely holds for &quo
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by hashr8064 8y ago
absolutely. Wanting to know the salary without looking at the full context is like wanting to know the run-time of a function and only looking at one of its many subroutines. For instance, 60k in some areas of the USA means you are living l
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by hashr8064 8y ago
> You can say this for just about everyone on the world stage. Spain, France, Britain... True, but you could argue that these countries had excuses. At the time of the worst crimes (colonialism, slavery, etc) there were no examples of be
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by hashr8064 8y ago
> It's not just that our decisions (will) are random instead of predetermined by a cascade of material interactions. You seem somewhat knowledgeable about this topic, so maybe you or someone else can answer this. Why can't free
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by hashr8064 8y ago
> but that often times people dont have any other choice but to use that software/service, and are forced to accept the EULA because of it. What? When have you ever been forced to use software X? Even with google, msft, apple, etc.
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by hashr8064 8y ago
I was just like you. Here's what I did. 1. Picked up a High School Algebra Book. Read from beginning to end and did all exercises. 2. Repeat #1 for Algebra 2, Statistics, Geometry and Calculus. (Really helpful for learning those topics
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by hashr8064 8y ago
It depends on what you want to accomplish but if you want practical skills such as being able to convince people of your ideas or leaving positive impressions and getting the outcomes you want, I would suggest studying psychology, specifica
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by hashr8064 8y ago
So here's some of the reason's they give for why Engineers want to work on Open Source: > They want to work in the open because it creates some visibility to them > The best companies align business needs with the desires of
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by hashr8064 8y ago
Yes, precisely that's what I would expect from an NLP system b/c it will find "African American" and, I would expect "Chinese American", etc. in documents more frequently than for a plain "American",
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by hashr8064 8y ago
Can you explain how this is collaborative filtering as opposed to a classic IR ranking problem? CF would suggest they are somehow getting user ratings of these scientists, but either way its going to boil down to a similarity metric basical
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by hashr8064 8y ago
I think google should take a bit of its own advice here. Google "american scientists", "american mathematicians" and tell me how these are not hugely biased results. I work in NLP and there is no way you get this without
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by hashr8064 8y ago
Hey I like the idea but have a question. How are you storing all the information that analytics users want to know i.e. (What devices, what languages, what geolocations, what queries, what page navigations and clicks, etc.) After reading wh
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Ask HN: Best practices for ML services/app metrics
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by hashr8064 8y ago
> Suggestions are welcome for good alternatives, I'm in the move away myself. Here's some services I've started using, in many areas I'm still looking for other replacements. Hopefully others can help. 1. E-Mail : pro