CrazyCatDog

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by CrazyCatDog 6y ago
My dad took a proof I wrote in word equation editor for grad school admissions, rewrote it in LaTeX, and told me that this template will serve me well for the rest of my life. 20 years later and I still use on the regular! Side note: my dad
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by CrazyCatDog 6y ago
This is literally the Dropbox business model—at least per the Harvard Business School case!
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by CrazyCatDog 6y ago
> It's not Apple vs. Fortnite. It's actually Apple vs. Users. This would suggest that Apple is shooting itself in the foot—which is exactly the opposite of antitrust policy. Put simply: Apple’s behavior seems to be hurting itse
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Koss and Apple AirPod patent battle(patentlyapple.com)
1 points by CrazyCatDog 6y ago|0 comments
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by CrazyCatDog 6y ago
I’m not 100% in agreement with this being valuable. There are many shady people who initiate cases, and if the Pacer data was free, then many would be hurt by having been mentioned as a defendant for cases that had no merit to begin with. T
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by CrazyCatDog 6y ago
This is awesome! Makes sql as accessible in the classroom as python—-we waste so much time installing SQLite and trouble shooting for students (b-schools). As soon as this is accessible in colaboratory (google), or similar, super light web
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by CrazyCatDog 6y ago
Is this patent defensible?
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by CrazyCatDog 6y ago
Go to an RC field. Nobody above the age of 30 comes close to the childrens in terms of skill. Video games and gravity engines are sufficiently real, I would trust a 12 year old on the track more than myself. Here’s betting that they have vi
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
Actually, Comcast has been a hero of late. The have advertised that they will give away basic internet for free, and bumped up the speed of existing subscribers in addition to bumping up their data caps. Asking university students to leave
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
EXACTLY what I was looking for, thank you!
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
FOIA thank you for catching this! I requested footage from the patrol person’s vehicle. They circled back and needed the exact time of footage (I was ticketed long after the alleged violation). So this was me personally using the time stamp
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
I want one app to track my position at all times. I use google because I’m unaware of another—and I figure they have optimized the energy consumption of doing so. Then again, would be thrilled if someone could recommend an alternate way of
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
This is incredibly tragic—Clayton had the courage to leverage data in a very confined setting. A recipe that rarely works in academia (I’m a b-school prof/associate dean). And, all the ingredients to his disruption thesis were already
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
You don’t need a valid passport to land in Beirut, at least that’s my lived experience. I have dual citizenship, I was born in XX. Our Lebanese passports had expired, so my mother and I used our XX passports to fly into Beirut several years
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
Thank you—this is priceless. Caption to fig 4: “...and we can still screw with the variables to make ourselves look good!“ As an academic, I’ve now seen the light!
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
It helps you screen for yahoos—priceless when you’re hiring!
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
This is awesome! Thank tut so much for sharing, I’ll be looking for that cat in East Lansing tomorrow
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
Do your homework: find the firms you want to engage with before attending, call them A firms, call the rest B firms. Have two talking points based on recent news releases and one on company culture for each A firm. When you go to the fair,
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
[1] Right now I can't really see a killer app for AR. Talk to Microsoft, there is a killer app being put together for the DOD: www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2019/4/6/18298335/microsoft-hololens-us-mil
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
Abbyy Finereader does an excellent job
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by CrazyCatDog 7y ago
18 years ago I was submitting a proof I wrote in word as an undergrad for my Econ grad school application. My dad (engineering prof) saw it, and said: “here’s what I do when I get asked to referee a paper in word.” And he threw it away. He
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by CrazyCatDog 8y ago
Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19307787
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Living up to our values and the Neutrino acquisition(blog.coinbase.com)
63 points by CrazyCatDog 8y ago|32 comments
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by CrazyCatDog 8y ago
Google ran a descending auction for the domains--that ended yesterday. Today you can buy remaining domains at a fixed price.
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by CrazyCatDog 8y ago
This is so awesome---it's Chevy vs Ford in the digital age, we just need those Calvin and Hobbes stickers for the rear window
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by CrazyCatDog 8y ago
I literally did a research project for a firm recently where we lowered wages. Workers are super monitored, I have data on every minute of their day. Post wage cut, workers worked just as hard. Awesome! 5 months later, the best people are (
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by CrazyCatDog 8y ago
Two innovations have revolutionized my life—CPAP and Sleepyhead. I volunteered to do a sleep study at the famous Stanford Sleep Clinic some 15 years ago hoping that they would tell me I’m superhuman and don’t need sleep. They came back and
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by CrazyCatDog 8y ago
Is this technically feasible? It seems like the data would have had to seep through countless barriers to travel from FBI/CIA/NSA/HSA to reach the inquirer.
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“Government Entity” behind Bezos' stolen messages(arstechnica.com)
1 points by CrazyCatDog 8y ago|1 comments
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by CrazyCatDog 8y ago
Sure, maybe it is the old-school nature of Vim and Emacs that makes then standout in performance, but why not throw a years-since-graduation variable into the equation to find out with greater certainty?

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