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by avs733 11y ago
That seems to be representative of the only actual ruling on this topic that I can find >The Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gives people the right to avoid self-incrimination. That includes divulging secret passwords, Judge Ste
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by avs733 11y ago
look, I am all for RTFM but my experience with R has been a different case in my experience. Can I make it do powerful things? yes. can I take code that wont run, copy it to a new file and have it run? yes. 1) There are just quirks in imple
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by avs733 11y ago
I am in an almost identical situation, just still in the PhD stage. I moved from Matlab (originally a mechanical engineer) and the biggest shock was documentation and just the internal help stuff in general. The help files on a regular basi
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by avs733 11y ago
shh...don't dismiss the narratives we believe and use to dismiss the narratives we don't like.
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by avs733 11y ago
the deeper I get in this thread the more I like you. I used to do contract work for a number of small businesses (call them startups if you like...at least one fits the term) that sold to FedGov, specifically DOD. They had many of the same
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by avs733 11y ago
>So naturally, if all the examples you have of successful startups involve people with characteristic X, and you have no data about people without characteristic X, the rational thing to do as a VC or potential early employee looking for
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by avs733 11y ago
BINGO...that is the divide that we need to fight against because the difference you just highlighted is one of language not behavior. What you are suggesting as empathy really does have to do with HMI design. While we may not agree with the
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by avs733 11y ago
I am struck by a certain level of irony that this article exists on the front page of hn at the same time as a blog post from a university president telling students to effectively 'suck it up'. Empathy, and its role in design[1],