dataguy

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by dataguy 16y ago
I got an Android phone. Anything existing for that?
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by dataguy 16y ago
Nice idea, maybe we could make a list of more domains to block: Your ideas: * facbook.com * twitter.com * youtube.com Mine: * stackexchange.com (yes!) * amazon.com (am I the only one using this so often?) * nytimes.com It really seems like
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Ask HN: Do things like WakeMate really work?
25 points by dataguy 16y ago|25 comments
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by dataguy 16y ago
You are so right. Seriosly, I would never, NEVER code on my Android phone. And why should I? It is a small device with a small display and small keys - I would not like to search for a specific line of code in a 2000 LOC document.. seriousl
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by dataguy 16y ago
There I agree, without the academic qualifications, people will hardly listen to you talking about formal Hilbert spaces, Jaccard index, etc.
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by dataguy 16y ago
Awesome time frame :)
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by dataguy 16y ago
You think so? Well okay, it's not a topic for everybody, but with increasing data loads, it's about time people think more about machine learning technologies to use to get to know more about their data. I do both Operations Research and Ma
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by dataguy 16y ago
Okay, just tried the search function and it does not give me any results whatsoever... but I just flipped a few options. oceanician, are you the founder/creator of this project? When did you start it? Could not find any information regardin
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by dataguy 16y ago
... ZPL, so the Z POSIX Layer, is the really awesome thing. Virtual block device access is neat, though. I wonder when the first one starts building a high performance data base project based on virtual blocks in zfs for linux. Could be int
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by dataguy 16y ago
Nice topic. Just talked to my co-founder about that. We are developing both web service and mobile app, so there are to different views on the problem. We didn't really thought about the whole problem of calling the user "you" or "me" yet,
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by dataguy 16y ago
Kickstarter for a $1m funding? Would be awesome to see if that works... What was the highest amount of money pledged on Kickstarter ever since?
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by dataguy 16y ago
Sounds like a nice tool. Will definitely give it a try for high work-load statistical data processing.
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by dataguy 16y ago
The last part: Absolutely. They got it the wrong way. I mean - okay - they have the right to establish the paywall. But they are scare off the wrong people: the readers. Why use a service to pay for reading something that the publishers WAN
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by dataguy 16y ago
Sounds like a nice idea, although bash and GNU screen should also work. Or didn't I get the point?
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by dataguy 16y ago
I like your last sentence. I am also sceptical if this is a good thing. And with reason: If you are working as a skilled software architect - and you work on projects under NDA or other laws/contracts for a long time, it could definitely co
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by dataguy 16y ago
That's maybe the one most important problem arising with Java if you are using it in an environment you do not know or not know well (as it is, on client machines - especially using Java on the web). As of it, using Java 7 features in Web p