DrNuke

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by DrNuke 10y ago
Downvoting is pretty childish, really: moderators want to avoid wind-up merchants and rightly so but too many kids are just enjoying the ride.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
The underlying issue is that we are going to see if the coming nationalist / populist policies will break down mundialism and its pretence for the educated white-collars to live in one single, global, always connected community.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Perspective should be king here: do you consider how many unknown quantities (not saying this in disregard) apply every day from everywhere for every single post or even cold call employers in the Western countries? Hundreds per day. It is
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Social skills at play here: send them a new e-mail asking for your exact terms. You have seen the employer lowballing you and you feel trust is severed, but it is gamesmanship. You need to practice and learn this fundamental too, so no fear
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Ask HN: Complete list of apps in the Android or iOS market?
2 points by DrNuke 10y ago|2 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Under every post we can find all the range of opinions, all fundamentally equivalent without a debate. In reality, we as persons are who we are because of our history, heritage, body and culture so for me, from my country and in my own skin
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Generally speaking, being hot in the media does not help: walking the walk is way harder than talking the talk.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Supply-demand dynamics at play. The general answer is no, though. Chances are higher if you use these in your own domain and become an applied expert or if you win some competition on Kaggle or similar tough envinronment.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Big data where big is volume, as in the mainstream. Influencers do not know statistics, do they?
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by DrNuke 10y ago
A bunch of .it domains with exhausted, failed or never started projects: bestapps (formerly a web magazine, now a never happening apps recommender system); databot (now a landing page for a local business); jobsud + jobcentro + jobnord (an
881.
by DrNuke 10y ago
For that, they should consider the underlying universal metrics (or meters) instead of the local languages, along the path derived by Prof Nigel Fabb in the UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/Meter-Poetry-Theory-Nigel-Fabb/dp&
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Most times the snake is inside in the form of disparaged employees or corrupt managers: how are Tesco bank personnel recruited and treated, compared with their peers at more established banks?
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by DrNuke 10y ago
He has hard earned the resources to make it happen big time, there may be many others along the way having less or much less or using a comparable / even bigger pot for different goals.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Can't work on my own apps recommender system atm, so taking part in the latest Kaggle competition from Santander instead.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
No AI / bot CEOs yet? Come on...
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Nissan got a sweetheart deal. Under hard Brexit, everyone will want one(theguardian.com)
11 points by DrNuke 10y ago|3 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Waiting eagerly for shit on a stick at $999!
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Sid Meier knows it better ehehe
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Why Theresa May’s secret speech really does matter(theguardian.com)
17 points by DrNuke 10y ago|10 comments
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Leaked recording shows Theresa May is 'ignoring her own warnings' on Brexit(theguardian.com)
3 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
I have a 16GB iPad, about 12GB available. I keep all I really need within 6GB and remove the dead wood weekly. It is still a few thousand documents but, alas, I am fully in control.
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Leaked recording shows what Theresa May really thinks about Brexit(theguardian.com)
2 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Software ingenuity came from overcoming hardware limitations. The new hardware to chart and exploit may be quantum computing.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Not surprising at all... the best videogames assemble so much in-field knowledge they are often smarter than many real offices.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Schiaparelli was a disk with a crumple designed to land on Mars. The disk interrupted its signal one minute before landing and scientists are trying to explain why: descense too fast, incorrect model, unexpected failure, anything else.
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Health insurers fighting back in difficult times(linkedin.com)
1 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Pretty harsh with the noob, we have all been there in a very distant past, aren't we? Just accept the most promising noobs and pack them all into the same session with a navigate chair and a senior speaker ready to rescue every single
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by DrNuke 10y ago
In my limited experience in London at the trading level, they do not want collective intelligence at all: they do the bulk with algorithms at very low level latencies and want outliers (unpredictable singletons are less reproducible than th
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by DrNuke 10y ago
A strong will is needed to do research in the dark, you are going to sacrifice a lot and as an outsider you will almost always be looked down, very often rightly so (because you miss the day-to-day peer review that at the very least avoids
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Spent five years in the UK after 15 years practising from home, neither native nor perfectly fluent but understood the place and have found my own voice. I can even produce non-trivial poems ehehe. If you need business level only, you don&#

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