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11y ago
Build a strip mall? I think the value of the beach is that it lacks strip malls.
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11y ago
Text messaging is cross platform
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11y ago
They received loans, which they have paid back. https://projects.propublica.org/bailout/
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Fully Autonomous Weapons Would Pose Perplexing Legal Problems
(technologyreview.com)
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11y ago
I agree -- I think lines of code is the wrong measure. A better measure would be how large is the set of problems that occur in practice that normally would take thousands of lines which can now solve be solved with 50 lines of code using a
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12y ago
I see this paper is 8 years old..
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12y ago
Does this article contain the name of the paper?
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12y ago
I agree, but I still think the idea/algorithm/etc should be conveyed in sentences and math in the body of the paper. The code should purely be optional and not associated with the paper. I think the problem here is the author is r
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12y ago
So confused...
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12y ago
You can get by without math in engineering? This is news to me... I think what you meant is: you can use existing hardware and software tools to build software applications and systems without relying on "advanced" math. I would s
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12y ago
The odds may have been based on simulation rather than "real data"
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12y ago
Take a lesson from evolution: adapt or die. Religions evolve just as animals, etc.
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12y ago
People take more risk on paper -- it's like your high school stock market contest where the winner put everything on a penny stock and got lucky. Will there be some bias like this?
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12y ago
Does this signal a tech bubble? :) It's like those Bravo shows about flipping houses. Very neat idea.
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12y ago
It seems that this logic applied well before online. I imagine newspapers would not place ads next to stories of this type on print either.
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12y ago
Looking at fees I think you will be better off at Vanguard if you have at least 10K. You can also get Vanguard Target Retirement with 1k and expense ration of 0.18.
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12y ago
Selection bias
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12y ago
1 billion/yr since 1971, but may have stopped in 2014
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12y ago
I think these texts take the "frequentist" view (primarily), but would still recommend 2 highly
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12y ago
David Barber's book Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning is available for free on his website.
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12y ago
Yes, that would be fascinating. Nice research project for you. Please report back :) Edit: You could probably find some info here https://apps.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DOC-327090A2.p...
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12y ago
How does this compare to target retirement funds?
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12y ago
I would also add: save more. Yes, reducing fees is important, but equally important is simply increasing the amount you put away.
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12y ago
Do you have the "mirror" option on? If so, turn that off and you'll be fine.
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12y ago
Dan Osman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e0yXMa708Y
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12y ago
To be fair, almost all that stuff uses calculus too.
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12y ago
I'm struggling with the message here.
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12y ago
I think features and freedom are valid. And boring, but ugly? Can you please point out less ugly tech products? I'm sincerely interested.
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12y ago
You can also do: cd /tmp; open .
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12y ago
Where do you need the battery life? (I mean what scenario)
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