MrGando

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by MrGando 6y ago
One of the most important bands of all time regarding where they took song-writing as well. So yeah, not forgotten at all... also one of the most impactful and relevant North American bands (one that you'll be taught stuff from if you
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by MrGando 6y ago
The big companies also use targeted ads, but with orders of magnitude bigger budgets. It's the big companies who have forced the small business to spend on targeted ads or die. Disclaimer: Worked on a successful ad-tech company for ~2.
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by MrGando 6y ago
I've been playing Piano for ~28 years, almost went professional (Jazz) but ended up doing engineering. My advice would be to find a teacher, if you know nothing about it you need a teacher that corrects you so that you don't devel
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by MrGando 6y ago
> The Bay Area's r is probably under 0.8 at this point Could you tell me where are you getting this magic number ballpark estimate from? (somewhere concrete, not just your gut and imagination)
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by MrGando 6y ago
You start doing it when you can gather enough information, fast enough to prevent new spikes from happening. The number of "known cases" becomes very low, and then ideally one can react fast enough when new clusters start forming.
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by MrGando 6y ago
I mean, his argument has very little logic. He's just using numbers to tell the story that he wants to hear. "Correlation doesn't imply causation"
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by MrGando 7y ago
I was just reading the discussion happening around the post and where people are going with this. I agree with you Jared, and I didn't find the post particularly compelling as well. I should have been more clear. I just read through th
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by MrGando 7y ago
It's a bit sad to read so many "I don't discuss anything illegal, so this doesn't affect me" arguments here. That's not really how it works, and if we take history as an example, most of what you say can be use
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by MrGando 7y ago
Same, it's pretty rough.
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by MrGando 7y ago
> quantity of dog poop You should checkout San Francisco, it's not only dog poop here though ;) In all seriousness, I'm Married to a French woman, lived in France for a little while. Paris is my favorite city, followed by Tokyo
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by MrGando 8y ago
Hey Agustín, Nico Goles here. Just wanted to write here to congratulate you and your team. I've been following what you guys have been doing for many, many years, and you have never ceased to impress me. Since I've been living her
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by MrGando 8y ago
I live in San Francisco. These things are everywhere, the people who ride them leave them anywhere as well. Sometimes just laying flat on the ground even. I hate that they take sidewalk space. Hopefully they'll figure it out... but I&#
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by MrGando 9y ago
Yep, you get it.
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Net neutrality bill in CA(leginfo.legislature.ca.gov)
122 points by MrGando 9y ago|42 comments
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by MrGando 9y ago
Are the big companies really in favor of neutrality? At least in the short mid-term I believe it’s more helpful for them to get their silos even more consolidated... Also... they haven’t been super loud for neutrality and this happened. It
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by MrGando 9y ago
Article doesn't even talk about yeast. The whole thing sounds close to a factory to me, apparently the guy hasn't even worked with vignerons in France at all. Unlikely to happen.
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by MrGando 10y ago
> I pay for NYT and some stories are amazing. I finish maybe 5% of the ones I start reading and I probably attempt less than 5% of what they publish. Well, hopefully you finish more than 5% of my reply... > Meh, sensationalism. How is
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by MrGando 10y ago
I can't agree more with this approach. These are usually the things people selling micro services overlook. Also, I think in general questioning how to address the hard challenges with a given framework/architecture/infrastru
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by MrGando 10y ago
As far as I know, there hasn't really been a quantum leap in AI in decades. Most of the fundamentals of the things you see in AI and machine learning are old, like 70s and 80s. The big change is that we have way more and cheaper proces
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by MrGando 10y ago
I'm not sharing my location with Uber anymore on my iPhone App. Pretty simple.
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by MrGando 10y ago
Well, that's just not true IMHO. They need the ABI stability or I wouldn't do anything for enterprise. Also, Foundation getting open sourced is a huge part of this to avoid using third party libs for a huge amount of things (HTTP
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by MrGando 10y ago
Same question, seems they are either looking for a junior dev or they just don't know market rate for an iOS dev.
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by MrGando 10y ago
Yeah, same here, sucks, interested about the situation in Bay Area from a more 'impartial' point of view.
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by MrGando 10y ago
Where can one get the full list? I downloaded the article and it doesn't have it...
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by MrGando 10y ago
Vungle | San Francisco, CA Full-Time | ONSITE | VISA ( http://www.vungle.com/careers ) About Us: - Leader in the Space : http://bit.ly/1U9FdpR - Profitable - Benefits include covering expense for Gym, Food, T
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by MrGando 10y ago
Vungle | San Francisco, CA Full-Time | ONSITE | VISA ( http://www.vungle.com/careers ) About Us: - Leader in the Space : http://bit.ly/1U9FdpR - Profitable - Benefits include covering expense for Gym, Food, T
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by MrGando 10y ago
I just felt a program is such a general and high-level way to describe software... basically anything that computes... wikipedia: " collection of instructions that performs a specific task when executed by a computer " We can do b
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by MrGando 10y ago
A program?
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by MrGando 10y ago
Can't seem to find the link on mobile safari, care to share in a reply? (I'm in SF)
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by MrGando 11y ago
Vungle | San Francisco, CA Full-Time | ONSITE | VISA ( http://www.vungle.com/careers ) Goal: Help us make mobile video ads not suck! About Us: - Leader in the Space : http://bit.ly/1U9FdpR - Profitable - Bene

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