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Duke Ellington: "If it sounds good, it is good." Sculpture professor whose class I modelled for: "Most people are going to completely ignore your work [that you spent weeks on, had your ego destroyed by peer criticism, fixed, put your soul
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When M Duchamp put a urinal on display in an art museum it made a novel point that we perceive quotidian things differently just because they're in an art gallery. When [help me here] "installed" a live donkey "to symbolise his inability to
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Agree. Perhaps Tracey Emin herself is trolling, who knows. But ∃x⊂A | Sx ↛ ∀x⊆A Sx. (S is for Sucks.)
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Course in the mathematics of computer vision
(inperc.com)
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Vector calculus course
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That sounds creepy. As if emotions are some kind of enemy to keep in check, rather than the substance of life.
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Sounds Zen.
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One of my favourite HN comments ever.
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My first thought: isn't Mendeley already the academic (paper-sharing) social network?
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Swype: From Concept to Successful Exit (talk at MIT enterprise forum NW)
(video.mitef.org)
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In terms of capital + human capital multiplying your effort, programming is pretty hard to beat. Compare sales calls, meetings with important people, instructions delivered to staff, farming with tractor; even hands-free investing requires
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Oops - shared too early. Check later today.
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I was using Cuban as an example because the book cover visible on the article is so jock-ish. In the above Cuban is supposed to represent that business-successful jock archetype.
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Maybe the people who think college is a waste of time should try to reach young people with that message. (career day at a nearby school? online forums young people hang out on?)
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"it doesn't matter" In what sense? In a social-justice sense it seems like it does matter quite a bit. In a national-productivity sense "the college question" also matters quite a bit. In what sense doesn't $trillions of spending matter?
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Do you think Mark Cuban was a scholarly book-learner? Or that the top Latin student from your secondary school had a successful exit? 0 < correl(school chops, business chops) < 1
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Cuban: "Can someone please explain to me how what is happening in higher education is any different ? You can't refi an education or sell your education to someone else. You can't pay someone to refurbish your education while you're working
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Category Theory for Haskell Programmers
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I hoped this article would discuss how to advertise your position to increase the SNR (really, the appropriate-to-inappropriate-resume ratio). Some things are obvious: if you use words like "ninja" and "rockstar" you are communicating that
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Did it ever come to Dunsinane?
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Hard to answer since it's been on-and-off.
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Don't forget to adjust for the (unconditional) distribution of scores on SO itself.
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I agree with you that any developer who is curious about the larger reasons their paycheck arrives in the mail can & should learn how their business works. But so many management skills -- empathy, listening, communicating clearly/fairl
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The sub-i, sub-j pattern
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The sub-i, sub-j pattern
(blog.hiremebecauseimsmart.com)
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OK, so -- the point of the article is not (1) whether astrology is a science, (2) that there are 7 continents, (3) whether the sun is bigger than the Earth, or (4) whether any of those are good filters on dates. It's about the general princ
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Show me the bottom 10% of earners between ages 25-35. I want to gauge expected tail risk before I pay O($100k) for a degree.
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caycep, there is some stochasticity. I think if you search for matches with the same criteria twice, you will not get the exact same sort (try searching in a populous area).
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CJM, it's just a sort & a gauge to guide search. Not a formula for relationship success.
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^ make more men gay
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