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Patriot Boot Camp – From Techstars(patriotbootcamp.org)
1 points by chasedehan 7y ago|0 comments
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by chasedehan 7y ago
The fraction who care about performance won’t be interested in a Camry or Corolla.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
This is an academic literature review article. The point of these is to basically list all of the relevant papers, not discuss the relative merits of each. They are designed as a starting point for academic research.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
Remote people will 100% like each person on their own computer better. No question. It is the people in the office who will resist. What you need is someone senior enough to be outspoken and champion it. Luckily for us, a number of people o
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by chasedehan 7y ago
“Score takes care of itself” By Bill Walsh While not necessarily a “tech” book, the parallels to leading high performing teams are incredible. For me, this was the book that changed the way I think about leading my team.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
One screen, One face That’s really the only way to do it. Any other situation where there are people looking face to face and someone else on a screen makes it not fully collaborative. People are naturally more inclined when there is someon
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by chasedehan 7y ago
Same author of both.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
Total Garbage
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by chasedehan 7y ago
> Advice: Get a job, the PhD will be waiting for you in 2 years if you decide you want it then. Plus it sounds like you are thinking about getting a PhD because looking for a job is hard. Almost no one who takes that advice returns to ge
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by chasedehan 7y ago
I have a PhD in Economics and was a Finance professor for a few years before realizing that life in the academe wouldn't suit my skills. I now work in Data Science and couldn't be happier. The question of, "is it worth it?&q
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by chasedehan 7y ago
Totally happy with my SE (I am locked into Apple phones unfortunately and this is my only option). Outside of the headphone jack, I also really like the smaller size. Plus, I love people's reactions "how old is your phone!?"
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by chasedehan 7y ago
While at first I saw this announcement and applauded (it seems like something Stripe would be great at administering), the structure of these loans is almost exactly the same as a payday loan, even if the APR is dramatically less. What is c
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What’s Next for R?(qz.com)
4 points by chasedehan 7y ago|0 comments
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by chasedehan 7y ago
You don’t have to have paypal for that. You can easily contest any payment from your credit card.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
I also work fully-remote and the dependency on Slack (prioritized over email) makes it near impossible to communicate with my coworkers during outages because I can't just go over and talk to them.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
I really don't like the heavy dependence on Slack that my (and a lot of other) company has. The outage is frustrating.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
No one is going to give you a seed round with you still in your current job. At that point you would be all-in if you raised a seed.
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AI for Climate Change(climatechange.ai)
2 points by chasedehan 7y ago|0 comments
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by chasedehan 7y ago
I much prefer mapping caps lock to ctrl. That reach is much more difficult for me
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by chasedehan 7y ago
“It never gets easier, you just get faster” -Greg LeMond
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by chasedehan 7y ago
The issue with ebikes is on hills. Sure, regular bikes have no problem on flats and especially on downhills but if you are going uphill it can disconcerting when an ebike flies past you at 20mph. I’m a pretty serious mountain biker and tha
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by chasedehan 7y ago
Huh? Every data scientist I have worked with who writes production code uses classes.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
I continue to be amazed by releases on Macs about how "powerful" they are. I use a Dell XPS running Ubuntu with 12 cores and 32GB of ram with a 1050 in a 15 inch. It is a really amazing platform, doesn't have these keyboard
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by chasedehan 7y ago
Just use Google Scholar - it aggregates across all versions and you can typically find a working paper version pdf no problem. No reason to add an extension.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
Those robo-advisors definitely shook things up, but it seems like the giants (Schwab, Fidelity, etc) have rolled out their own in order to compete. It actually is now a really competitive landscape where the incumbents can offer additional
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by chasedehan 7y ago
I have had the opposite experience. 5 years ago I moved away from my local area to another state that didn't have a branch and signed up for an account at Wells Fargo. It was painful, the UI sucked and the phone app was terrible comp
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Tulsa, OK will pay $10k to remote workers who relocate(cbsnews.com)
5 points by chasedehan 7y ago|0 comments
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by chasedehan 7y ago
This isn’t time series data so don’t need to worry about stationarity.
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by chasedehan 7y ago
It’s common in the US to be asked to leave when you give notice. One place I worked had security escort people out of the building by the end of the day they gave notice. I also worked in restaurants through college and while you weren’t as
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by chasedehan 7y ago
As an economist I love this. People respond to incentives and making the decision visible, not making it a tax by letting the coffee shops keep the surcharge, and making it possible to keep prices the same (including the surcharge) is frank

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