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by anjc 8y ago
I can see there being issues with reproducibility, i.e. getting the exact same results, but has there ever been a time when science was more replicable? Data/techniques/findings/papers are under more scrutiny than ever. No po
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by anjc 8y ago
That supervisor is someone who "made it in academia" so it might be good to not sneer and cringe at them and your peers.
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by anjc 8y ago
They do have more modern versions, and they're also in all the casinos in Vegas.
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by anjc 8y ago
At an individual level that may be so, but if they're doing it en-masse then they essentially had secret/sensitive competitor information when they made an offer to buy WA, daily active users, usage-by-demographic etc. On top of t
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by anjc 8y ago
> I'm having trouble pinpointing a reason why it's bad … $20 per month is pretty substantial compensation But Facebook's competitors did not consent to their traffic being spied on and had a reasonable expectation that th
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by anjc 8y ago
It sounds like a more refined version of a poorly maintained upright that needs restringing and new hammers
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by anjc 8y ago
This is great, thanks
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by anjc 8y ago
If you're the author, I'm not sure that the definition of recall@k is correct. >Recall@k is a metric evaluate how many items, in the recommendation list, are relevant (hit) in the ground-truth data.
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by anjc 8y ago
I accept that it can be a disorder, but they don't say whether hoarding (or, 'organising' I think is more accurate) is just a natural human compulsion. From early childhood we seem to be drawn to collectible/hoardable&#x
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by anjc 8y ago
This petty, begging article might be the third biggest mistake
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by anjc 8y ago
It's ok, the quote didn't specify that affection needed to come from your own children, he's still on track to succeed
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by anjc 8y ago
What's the problem with being aware? It's difficult to accidentally eat the minimum requirements for protein, without overeating carbs/fats.
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by anjc 8y ago
Or get a nice big kiss on the lips only to remember halfway through that your boss doesn't typically kiss you on the lips
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by anjc 8y ago
With all that experience it's a wonder he fell for the oldest "does my bum look big in this" trick in the book.
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by anjc 8y ago
Yep I'm going to buy it, but unfortunately there's no 3D version available
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by anjc 8y ago
Pity this article has been released after the limited run has seemingly ended
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by anjc 8y ago
I don't think this contributed to the Dreamcast's downfall. Given the state/speed of CD Writers at the time, quality of CDs, difficulty of finding ISOs, download speeds, and the temperamental Dreamcast laser, it was far easie
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by anjc 8y ago
It shows questions based on what you've looked up previously. You must have looked this up. I only see questions about research methodologies, for example.
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by anjc 8y ago
This is the most obvious use-case. Try to send any amount of money outside of business hours from an account in one country to any account in another. You can't do it! You can't even send funds from an account in one bank, to an
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by anjc 8y ago
Exactly this. People are blaming the pilot, Lion Air, SE Asia, but ultimately a Boeing aircraft decided that it was very important to pitch down and dive into the sea. How many backup sensors and alternate systems have to fail/pass bef
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by anjc 8y ago
This is absolutely bizarre. Why can't they just leave the option to view old ones there, but disallow new annotations? Secondly, why are they using click-through rate as a metric to gauge usefulness? In instructional videos annotations
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by anjc 8y ago
This would be far more confusing than an annotation.
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by anjc 8y ago
Similar here: had chest pain, heart palpitations, racing pulse, shortness of breath, dizziness etc. for more than a year. The pain and dizziness was real and worrying. Was convinced I was going through heart failure in my 20s. Took a while
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by anjc 8y ago
Great idea. Details about how it works would be nice.
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by anjc 8y ago
Well done to the guy. What an interesting time, when a person can spend 5 hours per day for 3 years creating a product that has 1.5M visitors per month, but makes just about enough money from it to not be poor. Hopefully he can think of a b
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by anjc 8y ago
Why aren't Facebook saying which extension caused this, and why aren't people being notified if their messages are leaked?
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by anjc 8y ago
> What is the normal way for someone to act after just having drank poison? I suppose you're right. I just don't think young people (in this thread) need to look at him and worry for their future.
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by anjc 8y ago
I don't get the point in trying to make sense of a death - he was broke, unemployed, used up etc - when the man seems to just have had mental issues long term. Perhaps the stress of his existence might explain throwing food at a worker
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by anjc 8y ago
> ...because some people think that 6DOF HMD + Touch is the first real generation of VR, and now it's time to make THAT affordable. Of course it should be made affordable. But (for example) advanced mobile phone development was not
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by anjc 8y ago
Why are people saying "it makes more sense to make it affordable first"? When has an advanced new tech ever proliferated from the bottom-up? New tech is always unaffordable, and becomes affordable as it matures. Advancements trick

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