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by cbare 15y ago
The question is, which will be the more stable currency 5 or 10 years from now, BitCoin or the US Dollar? See The Future of Money: http://pragmaticpoliticaleconomy.blogspot.com/2010/03/future...
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by cbare 15y ago
Coltrane, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk.
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by cbare 15y ago
Props to Judge John Kane. Take that, trolls!
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by cbare 16y ago
Nice! What other black markets could benefit from this kind of visibility into pricing? ....hmmm, OK, maybe let's not go there.
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by cbare 16y ago
Combining Econ with CS, particularly if you intend to focus on stats/data mining/machine-learning will be a really strong combination. I did the professional masters program in CS at the University of Washington, which was a ton of fun. You
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Tim O'Reilly, Oracle of Silicon Valley(inc.com)
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by cbare 16y ago
+1 to that. Is there any point to Scribd other than putting ads on PDFs?
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by cbare 16y ago
Wealth of Nations is a great read, if only to appreciate how much of modern economics Adam Smith either foreshadowed or invented and how misrepresented his ideas typically are. There's a certain amount of slogging but it's well worth the ti
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by cbare 17y ago
Cheers to Paul Cantrell for figuring all this out and documenting it in such a fun way. Here's a link to a helpful thread on the same topic: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/153876
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by cbare 17y ago
Hi, There are so many cool applications of machine learning that you'll find plenty that are fascinating, good for the world, and will keep you out of the poor-house. Models of complex systems from economics to linguistics to biology are bu
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Superfusion: How China and America Became One Economy(cceia.org)
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