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The Fact-Checkers Code: the ‘Five Principles of Transparency and Methodology’(ifcncodeofprinciples.poynter.org)
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Challenging Common Software Design Principles (2015)(youtube.com)
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Awesome Microservices(github.com)
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Curated list of Open Source projects developed with a microservices architecture(github.com)
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A Chinese digital currency is the real threat, not Facebook's Libra(theguardian.com)
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by charlysl 7y ago
I strongly disagree with your bleak view of the EU. Membership is actually one of Spain's biggest strengths, as are other alliances, like NATO. Of course, there is a tradeoff here, members loose a degree of independence, and there are
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by charlysl 7y ago
Thank you for your polite reply. You have a point, although I disagree that the pro-independence politians are acting morally. Spain, at pains to act within the bounds of legality, is held to much higher moral standards, and here is another
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by charlysl 7y ago
OP here. Given that I posted this, I think I that I should share my opinion. I am Spanish and against Catalonian independence, so hopelesly biased, I fear. I want to keep this short and cut to what I believe is the essence of the problem an
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by charlysl 7y ago
OP here. For what it's worth, I am Spanish and against Catalonian independence, so the last thing I would want is to unwittingly spread pro-independence propaganda. I am aware of what you said, but it was the only article in English th
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Spain will prevent “digital republic” in Catalonia(catalannews.com)
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Are Nanoservices a Thing? (2018)(mse238blog.stanford.edu)
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Silicon Valley and the state gird for war(economist.com)
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by charlysl 7y ago
Science is often hard to read. Most people assume that its difficulties are born out of necessity, out of the extreme complexity of scientific concepts, data and analysis. We argue here that complexity of thought need not lead to impenetra
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Performance Engineering of Software Systems (MIT 6.172 2018)(ocw.mit.edu)
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“Fight Club” presaged the darker corners of the internet(economist.com)
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by charlysl 7y ago
TLDW: Today, most application developers write code without much regard for how quickly it will run. Moreover, once the code is written, it is rare for it to be reengineered to run faster. But two technology trends of historic proportions
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The Resurgence of Software Performance Engineering(youtube.com)
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by charlysl 7y ago
OP here; check this out for some context about the papers and to help you prioritize what to read first (look under Readings, the links are to the papers): http://kevincrook.com/ucb/ucb_w205_2017_fall.html You may also
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Interesting Data Engineering Papers(github.com)
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by charlysl 7y ago
No reference to the " The Lady Tasting Tea: How Statistics Revolutionized Science in the Twentieth Century"?
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by charlysl 7y ago
Wow, thanks, it seems indeed far more relevant to the lecture, and, as you said, easier to follow. EDIT: well, as it happens, the course's online book has a link ( https://youtu.be/yz3jOIHLYhU ) to a youtube lecture base
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by charlysl 7y ago
Thank you for your patient explanation, it seems to me then, if I understood, that the paper isn't relevant to what was being explained in the lecture, data acquisition/sampling, but rather to a later stage in the Data Science lif
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by charlysl 7y ago
Thanks for pointing this out, looks like the lecturer put a screenshot of the paper in the slides because the title is clickbaity, to liven things up, not because it was relevant to the subject at hand.
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by charlysl 7y ago
I am the OP. For what it's worth, I barely understand the paper, way too technical for me, so let me give some context as to why I posted this. It was refered to in a course I've just started self learning, Berkeley's Princip
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by charlysl 7y ago
I would indeed have liked to append the date to the title, but Too Long
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I Got More Data, My Model Is More Refined, but My Estimator Is Getting Worse [pdf](statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
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Suburb in the sky: how Jakartans built an entire village on top of a mall(theguardian.com)
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British army fights fake news with propagandists and hackers in one unit(theguardian.com)
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Data Engineering Cookbook(github.com)
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The disinformation age: a revolution in propaganda(theguardian.com)
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