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by bllguo 10y ago
>"Cease this chicanery at once! You must refund my monies..." This is incredible. Any other emails you remember?
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by bllguo 10y ago
Thanks for this, your methodology makes a lot more statistical sense to me.
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by bllguo 10y ago
I think you mean more risk-averse?
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by bllguo 10y ago
Something I've always thought about is smart traffic. If nobody else is at the intersection I shouldn't have to wait at the red light. On a large scale the economic benefits would be amazing - faster transport, higher car mileages
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by bllguo 10y ago
Wait, what? Logistic reg? Can you explain that a bit, I don't see any classification going on Anyway: I think cschmidt's point stands from what I can tell about your methods
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by bllguo 10y ago
I'm confident in the future this will be a case study on the failings of democracy. I absolutely do not believe all 52% of leave voters realized the economic repercussions.
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by bllguo 10y ago
> Lets get the facts right guys! We are the good guys that have been giving free SSL certificates since 2007 and managing them! Rarely are self-proclaimed titles worth anything; I don't think this is any exception. I think it's
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by bllguo 10y ago
Very weird; so long and detailed that it would be hard to fake - yet I don't understand why he's still in this position with the proof he claims to have. I also feel like his case would be strengthened significantly if he simply t
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by bllguo 10y ago
> So while I don't think Huawei will get anywhere with their OS. They (and Samsung) are trying to send a message to Google: act like a real partner or we are out. Well I agree with the first sentence, but the second? They really don
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by bllguo 10y ago
We've reached a point where placing ads in an inconspicuous place (just change your new tab page...) is called "unethical." Amazing.
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by bllguo 10y ago
Anything other than TSLA going down would make no sense. This is what happens to prices in M&A. 1. TSLA is paying over market. 2. Were the deal to occur all kinds of additional risks are incurred, such as failed integration. 3. The deal
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by bllguo 10y ago
It's fun to speculate on things like this but when in the shoes of a small company faced with that request, without the clout of places like Apple and Google, I would not want to piss off the FBI.
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by bllguo 10y ago
Firstly: "Please resist commenting about being downvoted. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading." Sometimes it just happens, there are people who simply disagree. Secondly: this kind of "as long as I'm not
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by bllguo 10y ago
Hard to take this seriously when the author opens with an underhanded attack on Thiel's political views. Irritating formatting as well.
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by bllguo 10y ago
Your about page says you have a 5 man team, though?
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by bllguo 10y ago
> So anytime anyone has an idea of any kind (i.e. no matter how stringent your standards for patentability), someone else with more resources and hands in a lot of huge markets can just say "cool" and then take it? If your idea
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by bllguo 10y ago
First I've heard of this incident. It's incredible, the things people say. I don't understand how said anonymous investor made it this far without ever being admonished for speaking in that way. Unless he knew what he was doi
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by bllguo 10y ago
Condolences about the condition - happily the diet works. I definitely agree. I don't see it as crazy at all, even though I admittedly haven't been in a similar position. If you don't mind me asking, what else was at the bott
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by bllguo 10y ago
Huh. Definitely keeping this one in mind, thanks!
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by bllguo 10y ago
Did you really? What disease(s) were you treating with the helminths? What were the results? What previous treatments did you try?
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by bllguo 10y ago
I'm not sure this is a smart promotional strategy
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by bllguo 10y ago
is people buying likes not a sufficient answer?
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by bllguo 10y ago
well that was intended; part of corporate strategy basically from the onset. I don't think McDonalds intended to be anything similar
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by bllguo 10y ago
eh. ignores the time value of money though.
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by bllguo 10y ago
"Sleazy" isn't necessarily "illegal." All you have pointed out is that they were able and within their rights to do what they did. Sure, nobody disputed that. The discussion is about the morality of the move. And co
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by bllguo 10y ago
wechat has a weird issue? design decision? where chat histories aren't synced between devices. I'm pretty shocked it can be used to make payments and appointments yet has such a weird failing.
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by bllguo 10y ago
Yeah on Kaggle I found myself getting routinely outperformed by people with scripts that simply ran a gradient boosted decision tree and nothing else. And yet the topic was never mentioned in my modeling and stats courses!
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by bllguo 10y ago
So how does the process of adding housing units work? If there's space as the article claims, and plenty of demand, whats holding things up? Bureaucracy? I'd like to see reasonable prices sometime in my life !
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by bllguo 10y ago
That's rather impressive but I don't see the point re: this article
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by bllguo 10y ago
I don't see how disliking that poster's writing style translates into advocacy for a speech "monoculture."

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