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by bertomartin 10y ago
Interesting corpus there ;)
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by bertomartin 10y ago
I believe you can make money in trying to "time" the market, given you have good risk management in place. Nobody can predict the future all the time perfectly, but some educated predictions do come true sometimes. If the aim is t
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by bertomartin 10y ago
Agreed! If the issue is Google and other tech giants feel their orchestration tools is being threatened by swarm, too bad. I fully agree with Docker Inc here. Innovation involves risks, and if you don't appreciate that, then don't
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by bertomartin 10y ago
Parsers are pretty good and getting better, have you seen: https://research.googleblog.com/2016/05/announcing-syntaxnet... This is a very successful application of recursive NNs in Question/Answering domain:
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by bertomartin 11y ago
Then, we need a good service to store keys, with a key to get to your key
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by bertomartin 11y ago
cool,thanks
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by bertomartin 11y ago
@minimaxir, which class?
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by bertomartin 11y ago
Nothing beats working with a nice energel pen ( http://www.amazon.com/Pentel-EnerGel-Millimeter-Assorted-BL7... ) and simple notebooks from muji ( http://www.muji.us/store/stationery/notebooks.html )
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by bertomartin 12y ago
Recently investigating this myself. Mongoid is an Rails ODM for MongoDB. It seems like a nice one to start with as the interface is very close to ActiveRecord. I haven't looked at the rest you mentioned, but I've used the relation
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by bertomartin 13y ago
Great man
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by bertomartin 13y ago
good answer and thank you. I was thinking of it more as an accepted currency. Because if it's seen as being such, then it would be worth it to mine as much as possible. And what happens when they run out? It's pretty confusing to me...
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by bertomartin 13y ago
What's stopping someone with a really fast computer from corner the bitcoin market? I'm probably being naive here as I don't know the details of bitcoin, just that it's a digital currency that can only be mined to come into being. Anyways,
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Keep slapping 'em into shape Google. Good job. Come to NY!!
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by bertomartin 14y ago
April fool's day is past...come on people.
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by bertomartin 14y ago
April fools jokes should be less obvious ;)
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by bertomartin 14y ago
SEEKING WORK. Full Stack web development. Ruby/Rails, Sinatra, HTML5 apis, pro JavaScript(module patterns, rivets, etc...). My website: http://bootstrapprs.com
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Was there any official statement from Apple that they're working on a smart watch? I don't know, but I just think this is a head-fake from them...Like a few other posters, I just don't see the big deal about a 'smart' watch. I want a simple
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Interesting how the 'competition' isn't in smart glasses ala google glasses. Guess there's not much competition when real innovation is involved.
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by bertomartin 14y ago
I'd say Thought process, vision AND execution. He's obviously executed well, so what's left is his vision and thought process behind that vision.
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Great technology, but you guys will know a lot about my business and my users and I'd like to be convinced that you won't do ill with this data...not that I don't trust you, but it would be more comforting if you made your policy towards th
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by bertomartin 14y ago
I thought everyone did this, nuh? -_-
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Also, looking at requirejs as a possibility in helping me to modularize my front end app. I don't want to use emberjs/backbone or any of those frontend frameworks. Nothing against them, but they just don't fit my current projects.
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by bertomartin 14y ago
I've been trying to come up with a javascript module pattern for my rails apps. Right now, I use the Foundations javascript libraries, however those are very generic. I'd like to do something like Foundation does: have separate js files for
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by bertomartin 14y ago
What's the best pattern to use for a rails app? I've been name-spacing my js so that objects get instantiated based on controller/action using the Garber-Irish Technique. I've found this a great technique, however, I still need a way to org
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Interesting, are you just doing a search using the twitter api for hash tag #ruby using jquery or a ruby gem? I see I can login to your site with twitter, but that seems to be down at the moment. I guess I'd just like to know generally how
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Imagine what happens when they integrate glass with their upcoming x-phone. Win!
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by bertomartin 14y ago
That's the first time I'm hearing anyone complain about wifi issues. Everyone I know that have an iPhone5 have had no such complaints.
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Long or Short, would you put your money on your prognostications?
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by bertomartin 14y ago
Another thing, make an obvious link to the amazon page. something like "see it on amazon.com"
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by bertomartin 14y ago
duckduckgo? Anyways, I actually found this useful. What might be a good addition is current ratings (if Amazon expose such information). Another thing, put the "back" button next to the "next" button; improves usability

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