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by djhn 10y ago
Awesome project! I'm a big fan of using econometric methods in Quantified Self -type analysis. A couple of thoughts on your regressions: Keeping holidays in the data seems counterintuitive. I'm fairly sure just from eyeing the gra
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by djhn 10y ago
This is (afaik) a good description of his trade: http://investmentxyz.blogspot.fi/2006/05/cubans-collar-anato... I'm not familiar enough with the SEC rules to add anything to your comment, other than it'
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by djhn 10y ago
That would be great! I'd be happy with any version, email is in my profile.
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by djhn 10y ago
Since you seem to know the industry well, what are the top resources (of any kind) to study the current state of online advertising for an advanced audience? Both from the technical side, and from the advertiser's business side. At a l
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by djhn 10y ago
I would challenge point 3. The Brexit campaign did make promises of future, where the Remain camp didn't. It's politics 101: highlight the positive. Remain side was labelled "Project Fear" - all they talked about were th
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by djhn 10y ago
I fully agree with you, however to correct your figures about Finland, the budget is 55 billion. http://vm.fi/en/the-budget
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by djhn 10y ago
> Luckily, I am meticulous about encryption and about backing up, so I don’t think I lost any data nor gave anyone else access. What is the OP's setup (and what are some alternatives), that he is so sure this was the case?
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by djhn 10y ago
Is there a beginner guide for modern, home-use or pro-sumer quality, networking hardware in general, or device specific purchase recommendations for otherwise technically savvy people? Could someone please share a link? I've only ever
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by djhn 11y ago
Don't ignore the advantage of having been taken by a professional photographer, who maybe even specializes in portraits of people, with a high-quality lens attached to a high-quality body.
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Hopefully corrected by your enthusias/selectiveness towards everyone in general.
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I've been wondering about this. I share mine with several shops that appear to be selling low-schedule drugs on the clearnet. Don't know what the implications for that are, except that someone poking around the validity of my SSL
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by djhn 11y ago
What are you referencing, out of interest? Link?
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I'm open to being wrong. This would be an interesting point to research as an economist. You're right in that in the past 50 years unhealthy food has become relatively cheaper compared to healthy food. My thought was comparing the
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by djhn 11y ago
Sticking with primary ingredients pretty much guarantees that. While it's possible to go overboard with fatty meat, lots of nutritionally dense seeds/nuts or drinking lots of calories in milk and beer for instance (which is probab
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by djhn 11y ago
> Many primary ingredients are sold in cardboard or plastic packaging. Ok yes, a rhetorical failure on my part. The distinction was of "meals coming in wrapping" vs. making them out of primary ingredients. I'm thinking but
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by djhn 11y ago
1. Don't smoke, it causes deadly diseases. 2. Don't be immobile and stationary all day. 3. Don't buy food that comes in a plastic wrap or a cardboard box. Make your own from primary ingredients (vegetables, meats, grains). Yo
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by djhn 11y ago
How do you make a child know himself? You surround him with mirrors. "This is what everyone else sees when you do what you do. This is who everyone thinks you are." You cause him to be tested: this is the kind of person you are,
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by djhn 11y ago
It's shocking, especially considering that failing two of those tests initially requires deliberate effort (smoking and bodyfat), even if after this point reversal is far more complicated and difficult. Another two, daily activity and
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by djhn 11y ago
Reliving memories seems like a much more powerful drug when streamed directly to your retina just as you experienced it. I'm pretty sure it requires a whole other level of nostalgia to be immersed and get lost in transcribed texts of t
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by djhn 11y ago
I've been following most of Kieran Healy's workflow recommendations for a while now. I hope these practices get more and more popular.
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by djhn 11y ago
One twist on this would be to somehow limit the wordlist to words that have relatively unambiguous pronunciation, and maybe limit those to the 100 000 most commonly used ones. Of course then you'll have to use more words for a similar
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by djhn 11y ago
> randyrand > This is the land of the free. Not the land of the equal. Is this an attempt to make novelty accounts a thing on HN? Or more seriously, on a scale of 1-10, how much tongue in cheek is in that assessment?
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by djhn 11y ago
My bad, like Six Sigma above said, the guidelines do not include such rule. Since HN evolved /co-evolved with reddit and follows many of the conventions even more strictly, I thought this is also an HN rule. Intuitively, it also makes
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by djhn 11y ago
Common sense, convention, HN rules?
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Ah, I see. I've been out of that game for 8+ years.
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by djhn 11y ago
I reckon this will make you top the charts for VST plugin sales for this day, week and maybe even month. Even if that means you will top the VST piracy charts... In fact, is this just a genious marketing stunt..?
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by djhn 11y ago
I see, thank you. The English link didn't work on mobile.
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by djhn 11y ago
This is an extension ripe for phonetic use - does this document say anything regarding limitations to registration outside of Istanbul or Turkey?
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by djhn 11y ago
So apparently everyone on HN agrees IoT is bad. Who can make/ or has made a reasonable argument defending this progress? Why is this progress happening?
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by djhn 11y ago
Content metadata can be revealing, I reckon that's why the urls in the article say [redacted]. The title of the post gives away information. Even financially significant info in the case of announcements, for instance.

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