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by chmullig 13y ago
NYC had numerous building codes and restrictions previously, including the 1867 Tenement Law, and the famous 1901 new tenement law.
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by chmullig 13y ago
I have dozens (over a hundred?) purchased books on amazon over the last decade. 3 matching books, one of which is the Odyssey. It's an awesome idea, but it doesn't seem to include much yet. Most of the "new and popular"
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by chmullig 13y ago
Am I wrong to be annoyed that they're ripping off the Ars Technica brand?
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by chmullig 13y ago
It's so disappointing how every question worth reading gets flagged, downvoted, and closed for the most random, pedantic bullshit reasons.
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Kickstarter opening up to Canadian projects this summer(kickstarter.com)
2 points by chmullig 13y ago|0 comments
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by chmullig 13y ago
It's not whether it's already laid, but how easily it could be added.
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by chmullig 13y ago
I seriously wonder about sample size and representativeness. What projects are they looking at in either group?
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by chmullig 13y ago
How about not having awful, abusive "features?"
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by chmullig 13y ago
Connect it to Fresh Direct (and understand the quantities things are actually sold in?) and I'd be in love...
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by chmullig 13y ago
This is awesome if you actually want to understand the linear algebra behind it. A useful paper is also Bryan and Leise's The $25B Eigenvector, The Linear Algebra Behind Google.
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by chmullig 13y ago
Yes, you should probably buy it if you're serious about the company.
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by chmullig 13y ago
Some measure of privacy & control. Of course, if you care enough about that you shouldn't be using any exterior service.
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by chmullig 13y ago
No, that's exactly the problem the post is complaining about. It still results in credentials being sent in plaintext in the original request.
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by chmullig 14y ago
++ I play SC2. I'm on an iPhone. Your site is broken for me, and made it do I didn't download the app.
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by chmullig 14y ago
The FEC mandates many political groups detail all transactions in publicly available databases. If the relevant laws cover you, you can use that to see what other people in your organization make. I never found it too upsetting, except as a
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by chmullig 14y ago
God that sounds awful.
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by chmullig 14y ago
YouGov does online polling, which allows them to get very large sample sizes for national polls. I believe they had on the order of 36,000 for their final poll. Compare that to others with just ~1000.
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by chmullig 14y ago
Oh Jing Jing... So kinda tasty..,
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by chmullig 14y ago
They are, and continue to. However everyone needs to be able to talk and work together. It's like hiring a programmer to write genome sequencing software. They need to know some biology! In this case the stats people need to know some CS, t
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by chmullig 14y ago
BitCoin has a pretty serious stigma as an unreliable, hacker friendly currency/scam for trying to buy illegal shit. I think embracing it on a platform that's already niche will make it harder to be seen as a legitimate platform for earning
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by chmullig 14y ago
The School of General Studies is entirely separate from the School of Continuing Education. GS awards bachelor degrees (mostly BAs, some BSs) and a post-baccalaureate certification in premedical sciences. It has rigorous admissions requirem
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An open letter to Edward Tufte(whit537.org)
19 points by chmullig 15y ago|10 comments
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by chmullig 16y ago
Interesting problem for those who've worked with record linkage or any fuzzy string work before.
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MITRE launches challenge for fuzzy name matching(mitre.org)
2 points by chmullig 16y ago|1 comments
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by chmullig 16y ago
Yesterday the mac version was 2.8, so I think that's a bit of hyperbole.
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by chmullig 17y ago
Excellent video. Does a great job of explaining how it actually works.