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by autokad 7y ago
I agree, I don't see how wework is a tech company other then the fact they probably service mostly tech companies. I was stationed at wework for a while, I liked it. But I don't see how tech is involved
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by autokad 7y ago
I 0 click search more than I click because but not limited to: 1 ) to get the correct spelling of a word that spell check cant find a suggestion 2 ) avoid going to a site that I might potentially get malware (example searching music lyrics)
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by autokad 7y ago
I want to have GMO big mikes =(
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by autokad 7y ago
Disclaimer, I am a data scientist I feel the complete opposite. I really enjoy working with python over any other language. R does linear models and time series better and matlab has its charm, but overall I prefer python. Python is
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by autokad 7y ago
I keep hearing about this 'uber didn't lose the money' argument, but this also coincides with a hiring freeze. this comes at a time when talent for engineers is extremely hot. if everything was growing as you say, then it w
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by autokad 7y ago
and build a fusion reactor =D
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by autokad 7y ago
all amazon training videos use cartoons from what I have seen.
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by autokad 7y ago
I agree with your statements, but dont forget the people who value education are the same ones with degrees and the same ones who self learn. when I was amazed at how we can now take classes at schools like Havard for free on Coursera, my
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by autokad 7y ago
I have concerns of universities and patents. I am leaning towards 'if you want to hold patents and be a non-profit, then all patents must be free use'. I could be convinced otherwise
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by autokad 7y ago
thats true, but my statement remains correct regardless. correct me if i fudge my math. 1- 1/5000 =.9998. .9998^72 = .985702, thus <1.5% chance of suicide over a life time. .1 is still appallingly high vs .015 (and I think 1/
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by autokad 7y ago
i agree to a large degree, though even 1/10 is an appalling rate of suicide vs the general population of 1/5000~
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by autokad 7y ago
his videos could have some potential as cat ASMR, but he doesnt shut up in them.
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by autokad 7y ago
why, its not far from the philosophy of Henry Ford, thus completely plausible.
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by autokad 7y ago
I think streaming is incredibly worth it. if you watch anything with advertisements, that's typically 1/3 of your time watching commercials, thus if you make 50 an hour, you pay for your streaming service in just 1 hour. 10 hour
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by autokad 7y ago
i myself get that feeling of being full faster from eating carbs. a glass of soda can effectively kill my appetite before a meal
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by autokad 7y ago
they have known insects felt pain for a while, this was whether they felt pain after the injury 'healed'. its semi relevant to me because I accidentally stepped on a bug (weevil) yesterday and felt bad about it. I hoped that it m
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by autokad 7y ago
they are also ignoring the fact that gold makes a small portion of the astroid. it has heaps of platinum, and other valuable metals which could revolutionize the things we do. I bet it also has heaps of silver, which I am told is better t
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by autokad 7y ago
A company was holding a competition for 'a great new idea to solve heart disease' with a huge million $ prize. our research group of 30+ people consisting mostly of faculty wanted to win it, so we broke our group into 6 or so sub
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by autokad 7y ago
a lot of people think it will mirror how the internet was. Lots of hype, people threw money at it while not really understanding it but when the profits didn't roll in, the winter came. People forget how tech was desolate, and it was
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by autokad 7y ago
I dont know if it will be a good thing or not, but one possible consequence is that people will be less reactionary to videos, and thus videos that are taken out of context will do less harm.
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by autokad 7y ago
> "At best, retail investors are simply gambling." that's just not true and is a gross over simplification. for one, not beating the market is NOOOOOT the same as losing money. For another, even if they do not beat the m
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by autokad 7y ago
its a trick question, period. The question is formulated with the expectation that it cant be answered, even if there is a small chance to answer it right. its not a bad signal. to be honest its the smartest thing to do (like guessing on
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by autokad 7y ago
for some reason, that sort of reminds me of Colony on netflix
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by autokad 7y ago
are you refactoring code or performing code reviews for jr devs? If not the later, I'd be worried your not properly utilizing your skills, time, and career trajectory in the right ways.
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by autokad 7y ago
> "just a mass of humans who care more about drinking bottled water than medical research." just because I drink coke doesnt mean I care more about drinking coke than spending money on NASA.
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by autokad 7y ago
to me, ML creates an interesting question concerning monopolies when strictly looking at data-results. If I have the best data possible, you can't build a better-competing model. However, forcibly splitting data up among competitors
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by autokad 7y ago
I agree, I think our culture has a far bigger problem with relentless cynicism, pessimism, and negativity than it does relentless optimism.
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by autokad 7y ago
we prevent many diseases, we help many others, both directly and indirectly. its impossible to disambiguate things. Its almost as if assigning blame to something bad that happened is a pointless endeavour.
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by autokad 7y ago
i think the primary reason for US interest in mars is due to the fact that it is much more likely that mars #1) previously contained life and #2) we will be able to find evidence of #1 on mars, vs venus.
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by autokad 7y ago
in kaggle, I often turn categorical into numeric and call it a day (even if its not ordinal). I have even found that forcing ordinality (like software versions in the microsoft malware competition) usually makes things worse in hold out. s

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