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Myspace was just acquired by 94-year-old magazine company Time
(uk.businessinsider.com)
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R coming to Visual Studio
(blog.revolutionanalytics.com)
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Making R the Enterprise Standard for Cross-Platform Analytics
(blogs.technet.com)
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Swift-Evolution: Nope, not merging that
(ericasadun.com)
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11y ago
I'm assuming you mean the discount window rate, it's not locked to 6%: https://www.frbdiscountwindow.org/en/Pages/Discount-Rates/Cu...
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The emerging grammar of VR
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11y ago
Yes, we looked at Renjin and it's just not what we want, they re-implemented R based off 2.14 and don't do feature parity with that version or newer versions and since the actual analytics code is developed in vanilla R it didn&#x
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11y ago
We have a C# WebAPI in front of R for our use. Each application can either do ad-hoc requests or register itself with the api, reserve N instances of R and a set of packages to be loaded on each and they get enacted as a queue for the app t
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11y ago
Sorry you are wrong especially about your first example. For the other two yes there aren't built in toolboxes to handle those but it can be done. R has a lot of packages + it's a language so anyone can effectively write anything:
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Fail at Scale and Controlling Queue Delay
(blog.acolyer.org)
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Yes correct, I actully lived in EC1V, there are not a lot of businesses there. But there a whole lot of businesses all over the UK registered with a 'registered office address' with https://www.yourvirtualofficelondon.c
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16GB Is a Bad User Experience
(david-smith.org)
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11y ago
Maybe a few years ago but I work buy side and my phone is recorded 24/7.
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11y ago
OpenFin doesn't quite solve the same use case but it can if your only UI is via browser components and the back end is C#. We use OpenFin in that way and it's a decent product.
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11y ago
Depends on the place, most pubs default to well done yes but dedicated burger places that seem to have been popping up all over London in the last few years seem to mostly default to medium rare.
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11y ago
Just clicked on comments to post exactly the same point although I'm not sure the body would be sufficient, I think a lot of other factors must be in place too.
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Leap Motion's Augmented-Reality Computing Looks Stupid Cool
(wired.com)
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11y ago
I was thinking, that looks just like Select2 which I've used a few times and seems it's a more actively developed plugin, inspired by Chosen. Differences discussed here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/135
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11y ago
Any good pointers on reading material for architecturing something like this? Would be interested in more details.
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In-database R coming to SQL Server 2016
(blog.revolutionanalytics.com)
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11y ago
Is there a benchmark comparison available anywhere?
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Lotteries: America's $70B Shame
(theatlantic.com)
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Bad UX and User Self-Blame – “I'm sorry, I'm not a computer person.”
(hanselman.com)
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Dogs Exploit the Parent-Child Bonding Mechanism to Make You Love Them
(io9.com)
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New Amazon WorkSpaces Application Manager (WAM)
(aws.amazon.com)
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Being Framed Need Genetic Engineering Help
(sfbay.craigslist.org)
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What's More Likely to Kill Cable: Netflix or Vine?
(theatlantic.com)
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12y ago
I finally read it last year and I agree it's excellent. One of the best non-fiction books I've read.
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John Gustafson Explains Energy Efficient Unum Computing
(insidehpc.com)
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12y ago
Haha yes, most people know that Lewis is full of hyperbole and took it as that. It was pub chatting subject in finance for a week or two and then faded away
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