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It depends on the questions. If you require using real, compiler correct language in a coding exercise, and the problem is not trivial, than allowing search is more than fair. But the point of Fizzbuzz is being such trivial problem that it
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The (grand)parent claim was about people "from all walks of life".
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Isn't overfitting historical data a basic mistake in any machine learning exercise, regardless of the domain ? I thought the common practice was using part of the historical data for creating the model, and another sizable, non overlap
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Interesting, I always assumed there would be no protection laws as it has free trade agreements with the EU, but there are actually exceptions (from Wikipedia). "The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) is a regional trade organisati
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Convenience. I have been a PC gamer since the early 90s, and being able to buy a game and have it on my PC with the latest patch in a matter of minutes provides enough benefits to make me ignore the downsides. I certainly do no represent AL
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"Also, a curse on Microsoft for localizing Excel formulas - what where they thinking ?" +1. It's like programming in Java or C and all the keyworks (if, interface, etc...) were changed to the local language. Madness.
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Might it be this one ? http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/8065404-containment (Fifth google result searching "photosynthesis venus novel")
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Also, Norway: "The country maintains a combination of market economy and a Nordic welfare model with universal health care and a comprehensive social security system. Norway has extensive reserves of petroleum, natural gas, minerals, l
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"It doesn’t feel good when your net worth is a negative number. But many of these debtors aren’t necessarily doing something wrong. It can make sense to borrow when you’re young—to get an education, buy a home, or even sometimes to mee
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PSA: In case you need more context, just go to the parent url: https://sites.google.com/site/thefaceofamazon/home Which from my understanding is a collection of anonymous rants from Amazon employees, and the poste
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Revenue it's not profit, and it's something that should be almost always positively correlated with advertising.
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No, have you read my post ? No problem in promoting your views, just not expect people to take them at face value, or as an "impartial examination of facts", when they are not.
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I don't see a huge difference between "engineer" and "developer", at least in Europe there are degrees in Software Engineering (which were born from traditional Engineering curricula) which are taught by the Univers
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"All of this was put in place after World War II to centralize power in the hands of the Christian Democrats, and force non-communist parties to go into coalition with them." And yet this system allowed liberal reforms, like divor
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"based on an impartial examination of economic facts". That's a bold assumption to make. Facts are objective by definition, but their interpretation it's often not. The moment you state your objective if promote free mar
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I guess his point was: do not let your fear for an uncertain future keep you from having children.
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It depends to whom you ask. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-go_area http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2015/01/par... http://www.bloomberg.com/news&#x
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Weird that a right-wing liberatarian organization is criticizing liberal social policies... "The Mises Institute, founded in 1982, teaches the scholarship of Austrian economics, freedom, and peace... Accordingly, we seek a profound and
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It might be one of the causes, but it's sort of naive to consider it as the main one. SF is not the only big city with a major influx of people coming there for work, I have seen quite a few European and American major cities, but &quo
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I don't see it necessarily as a paradox, the fact that the majority of SV is progressive doesn't mean there cannot be a sizable and vocal minority having opposite positions.
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My experience in SV is limited to a few months stay, already a few years ago, but it's hard for me to conflate San Francisco and Silicon Valley proper (San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Palo Alto, Mountain View etc...). Where San Franc
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Well, they are halfway there. Jokes aside, in this day and age it's not hard to consider "bandwidth" as a commodity similar to water or electricity, why a company supplying it should be different from an utility company ? Pro
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His point is that probably just GTA5 has sold more copies in 5 years than all Valve games combined (a quick check of the most popular ones, HL 1/2, L4D 1/2, Portal 1/2 reaches about 30 mils), so that number of employees is ju
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Can't help thinking about it every time I check this: http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
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I think it's a healthy discussion to be had. Yes, the vast majority of problems startups aim to solve are really "first world problems". All those "help us changing the world" snippets you find even in job offers he
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No. I know what endemic corruption, tax evasion, abuses to the social state, refusal of investing in economies beyond tourism and construction, have done to Southern Europe's economies, which have the same low interest rates than the h
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By "TV" in the US do you refer to the service or the physical medium, in general ? I think "physical" TVs have still a way to go, I'm in my mid-thirties and haven't plugged in mine to an aerial since at least 1
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That's great, I'll try it, how does it work ?
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"Sure, what a better move from an organization that is more and more compared to the USSR" By whom, exactly ? Geniuses like Farage ? By The Sun and the Daily Mail?
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