Frqy3

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by Frqy3 11y ago
You could also consider luck to be our sampling bias of only taking into account the successful outcomes. The population as a whole that is attempting to determine the 'next big thing (tm)' does the majority of the sampling (with
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by Frqy3 11y ago
That's meant to be the main purpose for the ETFs. As an easy way for retail investors to buy into the market with regular purchases to take advantage of cost averaging. Not for frequent trading as a mechanism to proxy the market.
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by Frqy3 11y ago
It would be interesting to see some data on usage levels, system operating costs and retail prices for comparisons across different bike-share systems around the world. The only data I found from a quick search was a 2012 comparison of the
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by Frqy3 11y ago
It doesn't work unless you say it with the correct accent.
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by Frqy3 11y ago
One issue might be your landing page for the game in the App Store. The static images and their text descriptions do not convey what the game is about. e.g. Platform action, puzzle solving. The description section helps, but I'm not su
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by Frqy3 11y ago
As someone who live in Melbourne (Australia) and is considering moving my family to a rural location for cleaner air for 10 years or so after the first child is born, I am unable to comprehend someone taking their child to live in one of th
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by Frqy3 11y ago
It's about exposure to risk, taking into consideration both the probability of the event occuring and the impact of that event if it does occur.
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by Frqy3 11y ago
Once enough people are using wearables with fitness tracking and built-in reminders of when to take a break we will be able to run good large scale A/B testing with robust data collection. Simply increase the time interval between brea
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by Frqy3 11y ago
"No need to worry about optimisation, modern compilers can handle that for you." /s
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by Frqy3 11y ago
I am a native English speaker, and only a beginner learner of Mandarin (early primary level plus a set of technical words related to my work). Are you sure you are not conflating monolingual Chinese speakers with the rural or less educated
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by Frqy3 12y ago
They provide a significantly greater density of conceptual labels, allowing better mental separation of the homophones.
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by Frqy3 13y ago
Javascript of course.
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by Frqy3 13y ago
And not all purported experts are even experts (no surprises here, I'm sure). I don't know anything about the analyst referenced in the article, but there are two factors contributing to these types of prediction errors. 1. Most a
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by Frqy3 13y ago
I think your commentary on the impact of our peer group is spot on. We tend to only work hard enough to compete against our peers. My assumption is that for a lot of us, we were able to get through school doing hardly any study, yet still a
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by Frqy3 13y ago
I get around 30-40% of my weekly work done on the single day a week I work from home. Sitting in the office, even with headphones on, I can hear the conversations of about 5 people sitting near me, and I inevitably end up joining in to add
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by Frqy3 13y ago
You would probably benefit from reading "The improbability principle: why coincidences, miracles, and rare events happen every day" by David J. Hand
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by Frqy3 13y ago
I'm getting the same text from Australia.
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by Frqy3 13y ago
Always make your own recording of any interview with reporters (with their knowledge of course).
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by Frqy3 13y ago
Raid on Bungeling Bay on the C64 was the one for me. So many hours ...
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by Frqy3 13y ago
I am also stuck adjacent to the sales group with not even the minimal cubicle walls separating desks. Their standard work process seems to be make a sales call, then chat and joke around for half an hour. I recently converted my standard he