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   by jsuar 11y ago

   This has been my experience while taking masters courses, but I assumed it was because it's important to learn about all the available tools and techniques. Has there been no research on methodologies that aid in discovering insights?
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   by jsuar 11y ago

   True. I guess it's just coincidental humor for some readers.
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   by jsuar 11y ago

   I agree. "Every few minutes, a line with the current value for S(h, t) is emitted." Hard to believe the author didn't notice this... Maybe just some humor for the trending classification overview?
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   by jsuar 11y ago

   I agree. Not sure what's new here. However, I still think the general public has no sense of how email works and possibly assumes all of their email is private?
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   Ask HN: Are companies using ML and Data Mining to find good programmers?

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   by jsuar 11y ago

   I wonder why this isn't more common with interviews.
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   by jsuar 11y ago

   The question becomes, if there is a bubble, what could make it pop? Tech jobs leaving the area and not creating salaries that support existing house prices?
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   by jsuar 11y ago

   Wouldn't the counter argument be that what the renter doesn't make in equity they would make in returns via stocks?
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   by jsuar 11y ago

   I'm glad you brought this up. This has tremendously improved my experience with video lectures. For online classes, I do the same as you mentioned utilizing VLCs playback feature. Youtube's addition of playback speed has also been