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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
I guess they did not analyze joining two large datasets (I am assuming because M/R would win hands down). Someone more experienced please tell me if I am "thinking" correctly.
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
Thank you
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
I forecast this comment will NOT make it to the top of the comments!
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
How much of their $$$ did they spend on Wink and related stuff? I'd love to see the economics of that one product. I'll bet it was a major driver of their problems! I experienced poor software, many support related calls required
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
Hedge funds adding value.
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
As an Australian who has lived in Silicon Valley for 20+ years it’s good to hear the perspective from home. I co-founded, bootstrapped and sold my first startup to a public company. There is room to not “pursue” the unicorn model in Silicon
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
Rather than solving Newton's equations for gravity (with initial conditions determined by the masses of the bodies, their position and velocity) he simply calculated the acceleration and a point in time .. advances time by a small bit,
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
Absolutely - numerically is they way to go in some fields, but without a deep understanding of the underlying limitations there will be no expansion understanding/knowledge. It's the old academic vs. practitioner argument.
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
Here's the challenge faced by strong students. At a recent science fair, a strong 8th grader presented a simulation where you could fly a rocket around a plant, with the ability to change gravity, thrust, etc. I asked if he had explore
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
Is self-teach 'newspeak' for learn? You learn by observing, researching and practicing. I guess I am getting old.
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by fuzzieozzie 11y ago
Not if you consider carbon dioxide as pollution :P
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by fuzzieozzie 14y ago
HUGE response -- I guess the sarcasm was a little subtle.
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by fuzzieozzie 14y ago
If this an experiment? Is it the 1% being magnanimous? Is this that he doesn't want his employees to get the flu? Nevertheless a nice gesture - though there may be more effective ways to spend the $$$ on the public good.
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How many copies of Windows 8 have sold?(businessinsider.com)
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