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UK govt skrewed up more like. Agile is a methodology not a magic bullet,the constant iteration works great when you have a solid known backend tech (eg rails) and you are iterating for features and user experience. In this case your technol
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Benefits should be added slowly and if they must be taken away it should not be piecemeal. Few things offend people as a continuous loss of status. Machevelli,the Prince (From obtaining a state by Wickedness!).. Hence it is to be remarked t
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13y ago
However big crazy engineering projects require money which is been sunk into dumb social purchases instead.I can imagine it killing internal engineering morale also.
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That would work very well if our random sample accurately reflected the superset of data,which it almost always does but you also want to consider the following... Imagine our data was 98% junk with 2% of the data consisting of sequential
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13y ago
SQLite is also an excellent option for a datastore on OSX.Its not nearly as full featured as postgres but no application is required and as you have a OS independent file per db which is extremely portable.SQLite Professional is a relativel
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13y ago
The problem is your that your ability to explore the data and the data volume are inversely correlated.You are far more likely to find interesting things exploring an in-memory dataset using something like ipython and pandas than throwing p
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13y ago
Firstly is your wife pumping milk,why not let the baby breast-feed directly?Its painful for awhile but will make your life a lot easier in the long run as its vastly simpler than bottles. Secondly why are both getting up?Its only one baby!
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14y ago
Bitwise operations are still common and necessary in dealing with matrices and arrays in Matlab/numpy etc.For ordinary code they would be an unnecessary layer of complexity and perhaps even a false source of optimisation.I tend to trust tha
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Article is currently online so excuse me If I reach speculatory conclusions. Unless I misunderstand the seeding process Bitcoin is effectively a deflationary currency, with it getting rarer and harder to mine over time. It may be great for
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14y ago
Poor Haskell trolling. Mentioning silly languages like javascript which are so far beneath the attention of a true Haskell functional programmer that they would be more annoyed by an errant ant. Quality Haskell Trolling: Arguing Monomorph
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14y ago
You need to distinguish design as an aesthetic from functional design.From a functional point of view reddit is a well designed site.In an ideal world of course they would be congruent but which is more important to get right first depends
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21 nested callbacks sounds like my current attempt at twisted programming,except Michelles code is a lot clearer and easier to read! Even more experienced people write complete rubbish in an new language or worse port their old language pat
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14y ago
Actually extracting metaphors via Natural Language Parsing of Ulysses interests me far more than yahoo blowing money or some lucky kid winning the lottery.If its not an isolated example the field is more advanced and interesting than I susp
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What turnaround? She may be making people work more but what is she making them DO exactly? From my admittedly limited perspective her direction looks wrongheaded. I can see more possibility for a truly modern high tech media company to u
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Indeed, R libraries are superior to python and it is more of a lingua franca in the data world so if you are 'just' doing data that is probably the superior choice. But I would never attempt to build a production system in R.So if you want
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Assuming this is true ( I tend to doubt popular science articles by default at this stage) it seems that permanent damage is speculation and the response could be analogous to hypertrophy. Saying weight lifting damages your muscles is also
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It is actually a good book and definitely worth getting,but it really should have been called Pandas for Data Analysis. While not directly covering the python libraries mentioned such as scikits learn this is a good into to some concepts in
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I didn't know that it was patented,thanks for the info. There go my plans for githubbing a small pandas(python) based version of same. Ill also look into the SPA now. People also need to consider the kelly criterion,and abandoning Technica
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Henning, If you are going to go some computer optimisation please read Whites reality check, I applaud your effort but I think the trading strategy as described might be too simple unfortunately and historical optimisation can make anything