antipaul

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   by antipaul 8y ago

   I’ll mention not a CS algorithm but a machine learning algorithm: random forest. I love the idea of adding not _structure_ but _randomness_, in order to better find a solution to some problem.
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   The Case Against Google(mobile.nytimes.com)

   233 points by antipaul 9y ago|220 comments
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   by antipaul 9y ago

   agree on first point! will try the workaround for mouse pointer
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   my iOS/macOS wish list(pavopax.github.io)

   3 points by antipaul 9y ago|2 comments
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   TMUX reference(github.com)

   1 points by antipaul 9y ago|0 comments
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   by antipaul 9y ago

   Depends what you are familiar with. Once you learn tidyverse in R, you won’t want to go back to SAS. But initially, if you have say 20 years of SAS, then yea, SAS will be easier for you and it may or may not be worth switching to R.
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   Basic Survival Methods in R(github.com)

   103 points by antipaul 9y ago|15 comments
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   Yahoo users find it hard to leave due to disabled mail forwarding(hosted.ap.org)

   3 points by antipaul 10y ago|0 comments