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by buckwild 16y ago
Interestingly, as an avid poker player and sports better, I only bet big on sure things and bet small on the things I think won't pay out.
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How to Mine 23andMe Data with Python: Part 2(nikhilgopal.com)
3 points by buckwild 16y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 16y ago
hehehe guilty as charged.
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by buckwild 16y ago
Welcome to the world of marketing and sales :-D
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by buckwild 16y ago
I just turned 22. I rake in a little over a $100k all things included (salary+stock options+side jobs). However, let it be known that I'm terribly strapped for time. If you want more money, go out and get it.
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Kurt Vonnegut - The Simple Shapes of Stories(gointothestory.com)
2 points by buckwild 16y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 16y ago
I've kind of always felt like R&D is the heart and soul of silicon valley. It'll be a shame if things pan out this way.
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by buckwild 16y ago
I hope he makes the students code. Teaching any student anything without the student understanding the need for it is probably not a good idea. Thinking back to my undergraduate mindset, I am sure I wouldn't care about what is being said at
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Mining 23andMe data with Python(blog.nikhilgopal.com)
3 points by buckwild 16y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 16y ago
good story.
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by buckwild 16y ago
What about using git to backup an entire hard drive? Maybe using bitbucket (or github if you don't mind sharing your data with the world). Living on the cloud has never been so easy :-D
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by buckwild 16y ago
I've always thought people have their own special style of writing. Now that I've read your comment I realize how naive an idea that is. Would you happen to know the various categories of writing? I'm going to search google, but I am intrig
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by buckwild 16y ago
Although I never learned Java, I would point you to that language. I would also suggest C# or Objective-C. Really anything with a gui or IDE will work just fine for beginners. Contrary to most folks, I view being able to write efficient and
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by buckwild 16y ago
I didn't have the luxury of ruby or python when I learned to program HTML--this was sometime in 1997/1998. I had cgi and perl, although I didn't use them too much.
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by buckwild 16y ago
I literally laughed out loud when I saw this. I have relatives in india, who are good software engineers (but not AMAZING), and they get WAY WAY more than $6000 USD a year. Infographic Fail.
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by buckwild 16y ago
When you guys started the company, was the plan to sell out? If not, and you guys are making good money, then why sell? If you guys would like to try something new, that is a different story. But given you are happy where you are and you re
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by buckwild 16y ago
You only really fail when you stop trying.
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by buckwild 16y ago
one of the main reasons I stopped using facebook was for this very reason. While I was in the lab, working my but off, all of my friends were having fun. It was very clear I was alone and anti-social (even though this is far from the truth)
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by buckwild 16y ago
why not modify your schedule by season? It looks like one can avoid the cons by getting up "with the sun." I might give this a try! I can totally see how this can be motivating!
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by buckwild 16y ago
I'm still holding to my argument that black-listing is a fools errand. Spam is in unlimited supply. What we REALLY need is a white-listing system, which is probably easier said than done...
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by buckwild 16y ago
what law states entrepreneurs are smart? Not to be a downer, but you've probably only heard of the successful ones. I'm sure there are plenty more who aren't successful. Smart is a consequential call, isn't it?
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by buckwild 16y ago
this may actually prove to be a useful thing. If you aren't excited enough to take your project to completion, then maybe folding was a good idea after all... Just so you know, I am the same way. However, instead of ending up with 100 medio
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by buckwild 16y ago
chat room anyone?
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by buckwild 16y ago
you don't need to get rejected on purpose to overcome fear.
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by buckwild 16y ago
"I want you to hit me as hard as you can." A whole downward spiral started from there. Until I hit bottom. :-D
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by buckwild 16y ago
Matlab, R, and S-PLUS are all different animals. They are usually used for different things (and what they are used for can vary from person to person). For instance, I use matlab for object oriented scientific programming, R for quick and
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by buckwild 16y ago
If you guys like using R for statistics, you should definitely try S/S-PLUS ;-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S_%28programming_language%29
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Regular expression cheat sheets(allwebdesignresources.com)
1 points by buckwild 17y ago|0 comments
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by buckwild 17y ago
I would love to give this a shot, but I'm going to have a hard time tearing myself away from my excel sheets. I haven't thoroughly searched your site or signed-up yet, but before I do I think it is fitting to ask: is it possible to upload e
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Paragon Partition Manager Professional 9.5 32-bit/64-bit Free until 10-18-2009(paragon-software.com)
3 points by buckwild 17y ago|2 comments

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