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10y ago
Yes, those are production systems like I said. Ebay scores their search results. EA scores customer lifetime value, churn, marketing communications.
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10y ago
I once tried to make the argument that heroin addicts do not look like TV leads you to believe, on HN. It did not work out.
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10y ago
Not much because none of them are profitable separated from Google.
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10y ago
That's a major lock-in mechanism. Data stays in for the compute. Which is a major pity for Microsoft since all the marketing measurement startups got built on top of AWS while Azure has superior analytics tools.
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10y ago
Everything that makes it stand over Python for small data.
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10y ago
plenty of options, depending on what you need.
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10y ago
Project management and develops tools.
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10y ago
Sounds like you need some Visual Studio in your life. And you probably need to be more assertive. https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/assertive/index.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J
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10y ago
There is package, mlrMBO, created by the great guys who created mlr (absolutely awesome for building pipelines, you will ditch caret in a second!). Not on Spark obviously, but thought some might find it useful. https://github.com
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10y ago
The terms are not clear only in the heads of people who think they can have their cake and eat it too.
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10y ago
Then don't. You don't think the tradeoff is worth it, just don't go to the site.
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How is this pertinent to the discussion about serving and blocking ads on facebook.com?
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10y ago
I fail to see why that consideration should make a difference. Facebook provides a service, if you want to use the service, you see ads. If you don't want to see ads, don't use the service. Your livelihood is not threatened if you
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10y ago
It is available on the condition that you are served ads alongside content.
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10y ago
Don't suck up my bandwidth on your crappy attitude. You know facebook is ad supported. If you don't want to look at ads, why do you keep going there?
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10y ago
Why do you feel entitled to use facebook's resources?
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10y ago
Self interest is the entire basis of capitalism, not greed. You are not greedy for defending your interest, i.e. getting paid as much as you can.
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10y ago
As far as I know, Walmart labs is active in nodejs, front end and instrumentation. That's cool and all, but Jet knows how to build a lot more difficult things than that, like personalization, promotion planning, pricing strategies, etc
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10y ago
What's bad about Walmart?
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10y ago
Python does not lack in models. It has broad enough coverage and good enough infrastructure to construct the rest if you need it. It lacks in everything else that you need in your day-to-day modeling. DoE, graphics, utility functions, infer
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10y ago
This. R vs. Python is a very stupid debate. Especially for speed. For example pandas is slower than data.table. There are plenty of ways to have performant models in R. If you are worried about performance in deployment, run H2O, for exampl
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10y ago
Ebay, Electronic Arts, Google, Microsoft, many financial institutions.
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10y ago
It's pretty popular.
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You say you don't think you are superior but you show the opposite. There is no moral "flexibility". You still imply that there is a moral code set in stone and those people deviated from it. >Some people make the personal
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10y ago
This is not how you judge whether a company has a monopoly or not.
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10y ago
Morals are not set in stone. Everybody has different morals. One might argue that people who fall for this kind of crap are very, very stupid. Being weak means that the predators eat you for lunch. In this case they just mooch off you. Huma
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10y ago
Yeah, you are right. I forgot what the original question was. My bad.
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Your requirements must be very trivial if Squarespace or Shopify fulfills them.
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VR is the next on the shelf next to Segway and smart bands and watches.
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10y ago
Can't help you if logic falls on deaf ears.
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