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by avs733 6y ago
eh...I think this can be analogized to what we already see in code... You need architecture, you need backends, you need a front end, you need product design...all with data. Why are computer scientists computer scientists not engineers? Wh
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by avs733 6y ago
Right?! This is sort of the meta failure of the argument. They are arguing that people's data skillsets are wrong. To make that argument they are analyzing based on the wrong variable in a data set.
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by avs733 6y ago
Most engineering and science jobs aren't a binary as much as they are a spectrum. If the article is trying to make a point about skill development and diversification, I'm totally on board. Bifurcating the roles instead is going t
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by avs733 6y ago
I have experienced the same thing...but I just don't think it has anything to do with whether the positions are labeled data scientist or data engineer. And I would warn you from my experience teaching statistics to undergraduate engin
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by avs733 6y ago
I am not aware of any serious studies that show lectures are superior to more active forms of learning and pedagogy. The idea that we evolved to learn from people talking to us is pretty much nonsense, we learn through experience and failur
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by avs733 6y ago
I teach engineers for a living. I struggle to see how this is not just a straw man argument based on colloquial usage of terms. It is just inferences drawn based on job ads that are rarely written by people doing the job and instead are eff
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by avs733 6y ago
I haven't seen a particular critique of that paper so can't comment. Bigger picture, I wasn't commenting on the particular validity of that paper as much as what this type of study could tell us...hindsight I should have pick
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by avs733 6y ago
I wouldn't trust a PhD in literature to tell me about epidemiology, I'm disinclined to trust a chemist either.
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by avs733 6y ago
Information on US COVID-19 seroprevlance surveys can be found on the CDC website [0]. There are also a number of more locally sampled sero surveys going on concurrently right now by state/city/county public health departments. &#x
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by avs733 6y ago
>If that doesn't plainly show that big tech has gotten too big, I don't know what will. Or...it could be free markets don't work? Why blame big tech when this same cycle has proven itself out over way too many historical e
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by avs733 6y ago
I suspect yes, which is why it excludes Japan where large 787 subassemblies are made.
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by avs733 6y ago
if we import the wines and the airplanes, the next most French thing to import would be revolution. I suspect that is the problem. The US isn't very interested in good cheese or pointed sarcasm, its challenging to the palate.
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by avs733 6y ago
It’s funny how that never gets answered... I really am befuddled at the inability of people to be taken in by bad faith arguments like this.
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by avs733 6y ago
most of us are trying to reflect on whether this is 'private messages' or 'evidence of crimes' I doubt anyone on HN would take seriously any other service turning over evidence of a crime to authorities because its &#x27
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by avs733 6y ago
It’s funny how that never gets answered... I really am befuddled at the inability of people to avoid beng taken in by bad faith arguments like this.
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by avs733 6y ago
Because if this rally had been met with the force that BLM had it would be a never ending news cycle of playing the victim
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by avs733 6y ago
In reality: no When it’s politically convenient to push a blame democrats narrative on the national review: absolutely I’m kind of amazed reading these comments at the continued inability of many HNers to recognize bad faith arguments...
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by avs733 6y ago
The fbi didn’t screw this up the capital police is. It’s not like they were hamstrung by dhs...they were ready for BLM marches
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by avs733 6y ago
1:100 doesn’t make escalation a wise decision
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by avs733 6y ago
Which at that point was probably the correct decision. What’s the other option? Get overwhelmed by the crowd or attacked from behind?
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by avs733 6y ago
Let’s be blunt... because white people. This is the same thing that happened in Charlottesville and the after action review of Charlottesville made that clear. No one listened. The need here isn’t more police or more training or more gear.
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by avs733 6y ago
Same which is why I clicked on the article I couldn’t process which way an acquisition would make sense and then I read the article and it made more sense.
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by avs733 6y ago
To cooperate on batteries and cars... The title would be more helpful if it included that information
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by avs733 6y ago
Cheapest as well
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by avs733 6y ago
So...government architecture is hard to place? I feel like this is meant as a commentary on the culture of schools but the outside of the building has nothing to do with the inside and is just designed by the lowest bidder to look fairly ge
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by avs733 6y ago
Was going for transparency vis a vis an apology. Apparently another commenter took offense.
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by avs733 6y ago
Logic and numbers tell us otherwise. No probably needed.
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by avs733 6y ago
You’re implying that the impact only matters if it is direct. ‘Actual cause’ implies a singular input and output relationship which is both rarely accurate and the type of logic that enables things like anti mask lunacy, and vaccines, and o
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by avs733 6y ago
> Seems like something was screwed up because the goal was to flatten the curve below hospital capacity, not merely delay the spike until later. Yes, people are screwed up. You have antimask morons protesting grocery stores. [1] The goal
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by avs733 6y ago
[deleting a frustrated and sarcastic comment I shouldn't have made]

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