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by blahi 10y ago
big table.
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by blahi 10y ago
>my freedom to not listen ends where I prevent you from speaking. But that is exactly what is happening. Liberals, or libtards would be the more correct term, are drowning everything they think they disagree with, creating echo chambers.
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by blahi 10y ago
Over 10 years?
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by blahi 10y ago
Always ignoring the need for thoughtful and balanced research on the matter before forming an opinion seems to be the mantra. Reading more than the headline is hard, I know. There are no people getting fired, just retiring people are not ge
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by blahi 10y ago
That was a very "upscale" tracker. You couldn't just go in and register. You had to go through a vetting process. They didn't serve a shitloads of ads (or at all, I think). You are not even supposed to know about the sit
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by blahi 10y ago
No, they are unwilling to consider the merits of another point of view. They are doing exactly what they are preaching against. This is why Trump is president. Dismissing everything you disagree with. No point in listening, no point in thin
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by blahi 10y ago
>You right to free speech does not include the right for others to disagree with you, for them to not listen to you, or even for them to not like you because of what you say That's exactly my point!
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by blahi 10y ago
Kaspersky and all of the AV vendors deserve to get wiped out.
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by blahi 10y ago
There is a reason why naval routes became dominant.
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by blahi 10y ago
Carriers project power. All trading in and out of China, Russia, or whatever can be dropped to 0 in a day.
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by blahi 10y ago
Because AWS treats the cloud as infrastructure. Microsoft treats the cloud as infrastructure + software & services and they have superior software. Using their tools means exposure to their software which means that a lot of people will
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by blahi 10y ago
because...?
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by blahi 10y ago
There's a package in R that connects to the API. Native dataframes, dplyr, the best visualizations out there and rmarkdown notebooks and flexdashboard make it great for things like that.
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by blahi 10y ago
Huh, I typo-ed his name and fudged the name in my head. Sorry about that. That's the book.
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by blahi 10y ago
This spreadsheet "shaming" is getting tiresome. The sheer amount of spreadsheets means that more than a few mistakes will come to light. Let's not forget the fMRI software with bugs. Was it done in Excel? Sure, Excel has some
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by blahi 10y ago
Not who you asked, but: Statistics in Plan English. Regression Analysis by Gilman Elements of Statistical Learning. You need to throw some matrix algebra and calc 1 & 2 somewhere in between. Certainly before ESL. It would also require Y
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by blahi 10y ago
Except China wants to keep the status quo. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-china-media-i...
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by blahi 10y ago
Your smugness and arrogance are what brought us Trump. You know how people ought to feel, how they should form their opinion. By all means, keep doing what you're doing. Nothing wrong with your approach.
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by blahi 10y ago
Yeah nithing like that happens in big coastal cities.
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by blahi 10y ago
I'm sorry about the situation. I really am. But this not being normal has been the norm for thousands of years. Thinking you can change it now, in a decade, is naïve, and worse, it is arrogant. Calling people who don't want gay ma
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by blahi 10y ago
>Twenty-three days ago you and Marco sought to get Peter Thiel removed from YC for his support of Trump WOW. This is insane! Things like this and Mozilla's CEO situation are exactly why Trump won the destitute and the rich alike. Li
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by blahi 10y ago
I already explained why. You just seem to refuse to see the reason.
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by blahi 10y ago
Why do you ask him? YOu rehashed what he said, putting a negative spin on a very reasonable system. You can't have California drain the other states through economic superiority and then dictate political agenda on the population left
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by blahi 10y ago
So this just in: "Chinese state media has warned the U.S. president-elect against isolationism and interventionism, calling instead for the United States to actively work with China to maintain the international status quo. " ht
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by blahi 10y ago
The biggest eye-opener for me was that I shouldn't try to convince people on the spot. Debating political and similar issues is like challenging people. This means that even if at some point they start doubting their position, they wil
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by blahi 10y ago
When you converse with people don't just listen to tell them where they are wrong. That's the biggest issue. You already have an idea what s/he will say, so you just wait for them to finish so you can explain how wrong they a
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by blahi 10y ago
Why challenge the US? It's a gamble. Is Trump really serious about not backing NATO or was it just talk? Will he be pressured into fulfilling the obligation by the EU and his staff? That's a lot of unknowns and if Putin falls on t
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by blahi 10y ago
Any recommendation that does not start with statistics and continue with statistics for a while isn't serious.
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by blahi 10y ago
The only factory people who voted for Trump are the ones who code in Matlab. http://i.imgur.com/RAaGDnW.jpg
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by blahi 10y ago
There have to be a lot of things going bad for a major war to happen. War is probably to start out in Turkey, trying to get back a chunk of the middle east back. Russia is always ready to oppose the status quo and get back influence in East

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