dangero

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by dangero 11y ago
How do you know you don't have celiac disease? Sounds similar to my experience and I do have celiac disease.
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by dangero 11y ago
And just to add to that, the blood test can be unreliable. A stomach biopsy is the best way to verify the condition.
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by dangero 11y ago
Seems like the simplest explanation. A franchise this large MUST BE doing price optimization. It would seem irresponsible if they were not.
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by dangero 11y ago
One thought I have of where it might come from is some other job sites list how many people applied for a particular job. If they scraped that information plus the job posting they could gather this type of data pretty quick.
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by dangero 11y ago
Interesting I wonder where they got their dataset from.
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by dangero 11y ago
That is incredibly facinating. The way he talks about the quant models in the interview they sound simple in comparison to his prior work. My suspicion is that mathmeticians are involved in the front end model creation purely to create effi
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by dangero 11y ago
On first glance this article seemed negative, but by the time I finished I couldn't remember what they were complaining about and I really wanted to check it out. Almost seems like intentional reverse psychology.
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by dangero 11y ago
I think we'll see a vastly larger SDK for the watch.
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by dangero 12y ago
I haven't tried it, but I've looked at it. I think it adds too much complexity. Who decides which files go on the annex and which don't? Doesn't seem like an automated great solution for a scale-able team. I'm looki
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by dangero 12y ago
Somewhat off topic, but I'd love to see something more git-like that works for large repositories. I work on video games and our repos are several TB. It's not practical to use git in those situations and Perforce feels too clunky
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by dangero 12y ago
Have you actually seen a performance comparison when idle? I ask because I have been curious about trying to build a full application inside Unity. Update() on Unity doesn't strike me as being all that different than a normal GUI app&#
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by dangero 12y ago
Not sure if you're serious, but at what price would you stop shorting? What strategy would you use? Short with a trailing stop?
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by dangero 12y ago
Are you implying that the meaning was lost in translation?
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by dangero 12y ago
Couldn't you reuse a disposable number given some time interval?
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by dangero 12y ago
Interesting. This is a tangent, but how does Conformal make money? Are they for hire contractors? They seem to be doing a lot of open source work that doesn't appear to pay anything right now and they also appear to be a small team.
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by dangero 12y ago
The idea that you would need to do this seems fundamentally broken to me.
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by dangero 12y ago
I don't like what these guys are posting about but should we really abandon freedom of speech over it? Wouldn't that be an example of the terrorists winning?
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by dangero 12y ago
Kind of off topic, but that award wreath you put on the screenshot does wonders for sales from what I've seen. It's instant credibility almost regardless of what the award was.
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by dangero 12y ago
If the Amazon phone follows their Kindle line we will see the price rapidly reduce throughout the year, so I'll be interested to see how that changes the poll. Wouldn't change my opinion. I bought a Kindle Fire gen 1 and ended up
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by dangero 12y ago
Do you really think a site has to be "important" to be targeted? To influence public opinion it seems like you'd just want to blanket influence as many popular websites as possible. It wouldn't take that large a team to
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by dangero 12y ago
I've suspected for a while that the NSA has some kind of software like google alerts that monitors the top 1000 relevant sites and detects when they are being talked about so they can turn the discussion. We know from Snowden leaks tha
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by dangero 12y ago
Could be. Could also be that people who work from home are more likely to ask for what they want. Working from home would be one indicator of that.
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by dangero 12y ago
Full time remote workers have the highest average salary. That's an interesting data point. Correlation is not causation obviously, but it's interesting that the more time you spend out of the office, the more money you make. (Com
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by dangero 12y ago
Large media catalogs need consumables. Every in app purchase item has to be approved by apple individually making it extremely impractical to list an IAP for every single item.
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by dangero 12y ago
That does not seem like a similar case to me. You specifically say "less miners" in #2. Plus what do you mean by mining capacity? If you mean actual GH/s then that's not a meaningful measurement because better hardware i
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by dangero 12y ago
Why don't you factor in the possibility of more transactions per block? The idea is that as the Bitcoin transaction volume climbs, the need for a block reward decreases. Secondly, you're assuming that the mining pool is currently
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by dangero 12y ago
I'm assuming you made bitcoinmegaphone.com? This was very confusing for me and it took me about 5 minutes reading the site before I could understand what I was looking at. There's so much information on that page that is irrelevan
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by dangero 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_Labs That idea for location based instagram hasn't panned out when tried for some reason.
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by dangero 12y ago
How do you find clients?
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by dangero 12y ago
Hmm, so as a software consultant I'm impressed with your business model because it seems like a scheduling nightmare. How do you manage to have available resources when people contact you? Do you sometimes have to say no if your team i

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