EternalData

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by EternalData 9y ago
How much does it usually cost for an EB-1 process?
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by EternalData 9y ago
It's funny to see how data generates itself based on societal interest. Like, you're going to have shittons of training data if you were going to look at commentary on Jay-Z lyrics but not on, say, Principia Mathematica haha.
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by EternalData 9y ago
It's going to be interesting to see how cryptocurrencies react to a protracted financial crisis. Time to see if the money in crypto is a hedge or if it's a risk-on asset.
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by EternalData 9y ago
There's a boom and a bust cycle when it comes to new technologies -- doubtless blockchain will have to go through the buzzsaw just like the early commercial Internet did in the early 2000s.
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by EternalData 9y ago
This seems like an ill-advised thing to admit?
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by EternalData 9y ago
Southeast Asia is a really interesting case study for me when it comes to political ideals vs. optimizing for life situations. There's a growing creep of authoritarianism in different nations -- given what we know of the military regim
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by EternalData 9y ago
TIL that Noam Chomsky answers emails. It's always been my thing to reach out to personal heroes of mine. What's the best way to reach out to him?
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by EternalData 9y ago
Big fan of using Cython for things where you need significant performance optimization.
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by EternalData 9y ago
Google might try to become the conglomerate of all forward-facing things but it is somewhat funny to see how through it all, it's their advertising revenues that form the core of the business.
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by EternalData 9y ago
Interesting stuff! I need to free up a weekend for this :)
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by EternalData 9y ago
There needs to be a separation of the underlying technological fundamentals of ETH and its economic reality -- which is, like anything else, likely to go through bubble phases.
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by EternalData 9y ago
I'm going to go on a bit of a curve here, and say take a walk -- the motion helps me think better and I think there have been studies to that effect.
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by EternalData 9y ago
Always interesting to see new ways to access useful material.
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Curated learning path on how to get a data science job(springboard.com)
10 points by EternalData 9y ago|0 comments
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White House Warns CNN That Critical Coverage Could Cost Time Warner Its Merger(nymag.com)
22 points by EternalData 9y ago|1 comments
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by EternalData 9y ago
Important reading. More people are going to have to make hard choices like this as the months unfold, I'd imagine.
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by EternalData 9y ago
This is something we're going to have struggle with as a society for quite a while -- the pervading reach of technology makes enforcement of privacy rights and constraints on government ever more important. I wonder if it can go all th
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by EternalData 9y ago
Good on them for admitting to all these flaws. I'm especially interested in the fact that government officials seem to be citing articles to push people to certain communication channels.
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by EternalData 9y ago
Ah, frequentist interpretation of results. I don't think it's going to be something people are fond at looking back on.
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by EternalData 9y ago
This is why employment-based purposefulness of life is so dangerous -- I think it is nothing short of a tragedy that the way society is set up validates an utter hopelessness if you are not employed, this despite the fact that there may be
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by EternalData 9y ago
You would get absolutely slaughtered in a public market setting if this happened -- I love the idea of ICOs giving non-accredited investors the ability to invest in risky ventures, but you have to wonder about the diligence layer that comes
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by EternalData 9y ago
Ha! I do think it goes back to the old romantic thought of chess as a symbol of impregnable notions of human intelligence ... probably a bit too late for that thought nowadays
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by EternalData 9y ago
This seems more petty than anything. Though it's strange to see just how complex Amazon has become as a company.
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by EternalData 9y ago
Governments amplified by technology and unconstrained by law are the largest threat to human liberty I can think of.
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by EternalData 9y ago
I saw Garry speak in San Francisco -- I'm convinced he's an intellectual giant, but he was very candid in admitting that for all of his trained knowledge in chess, once you take that to an adjacent challenge (the game of Go), he s
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by EternalData 9y ago
The government has progressed from banning encryption to trying to subvert it :/
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by EternalData 9y ago
Yahoo thought the media they provided users was important, Google thought user data was important -- it's possible Mayer tried to bring some of Google to Yahoo. But I don't think it was enough to bring Yahoo anywhere close to comp
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by EternalData 9y ago
For those people who are talking about salaries in Canada versus salaries in the United States -- I don't have a dog to pick in the fight, but I think cost of living is a really important consideration when you're looking to evalu
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by EternalData 9y ago
As others have noted, this is a bit of the "bomber problem". If in WW2, you would've noted that all of the planes that came back had tons of bullets headed to the underside, you might be tempted to reinforce that particular p
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by EternalData 9y ago
Always good to break down how startup equity really works. It quickly becomes apparent that working at startups isn't a great cash game (though it is a decently good skills game).

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