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by gone35 10y ago
You can easily find the evidence yourself, if you care. It's everywhere in the literature. For starters though, try this dumb little quiz (not that I expect it will change your mind): https://www.buzzfeed.com/regajha&#x
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by gone35 10y ago
If you haven't studied economics in graduate school, you may not be aware of the extent to which freshwater-like fundamentalism is embedded in the core ansätze of the discipline.
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by gone35 10y ago
[...]which is that centralised bureaucracy and decision making can be very harmful. Or very useful --sometimes even demonstrably so ( e.g. tragedy of the commons).
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by gone35 10y ago
An example of groupthink? Freshwater macro, for one.
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by gone35 10y ago
That's in part because, unaccountably, '_' denotes assignment in S.
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by gone35 10y ago
I'm all for equality, but manifestly not for 'positive discrimination'. Control theory-wise, perhaps it's demonstrably impossible to obtain the former without some measure of the latter, unfortunately.
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by gone35 10y ago
Does anyone here really have any role models that were influential to their interest in the field? Yes.
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by gone35 10y ago
[...]cryptography is the study and practice of obscuring information What about authentication?
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by gone35 10y ago
Excess correlations.
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by gone35 10y ago
I know it was out of line, Scott: I've been lurking for years, and know the guidelines. You cannot ignore though the insane , unprecedented emotional context we're in right now as a nation. Anyway I apologize.
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by gone35 10y ago
Thank you for pointing that out. I apologize for the impropriety.
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by gone35 10y ago
Honestly this is not as far-fetched as it seems: a west coast + east coast union would be one of the largest economies of the world. http://www.yescalifornia.org/
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by gone35 10y ago
Sure, but then again ex falso quodlibet ... Just ask the academic cryptography community[1]. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0010019
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by gone35 10y ago
"Fan-fiction" level of writing. Everything so obvious with tired tropes. A critique to social media that could be done by an imaginative high school kid. Funny: that's exactly what I think about the whole series. I have (
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by gone35 10y ago
Maybe de gustibus non est disputandum ?
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by gone35 10y ago
Security, if you ask me.
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by gone35 10y ago
[...]in actual professional circles the research they're performing isn't met with as much derision[...] Yes it is.
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by gone35 10y ago
As a woman in (academic) CS, thank you. It is a small thing, but all those tiny slaps in the face do end up adding up at the end of the day...
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by gone35 10y ago
Troll or textbook narcissist, so engage at your own peril. See e.g. [1]. [1] https://www.reddit.com/domain/soixante-neuf.homosexual.horse...
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by gone35 10y ago
Impressive. Congratulations on your achievement!
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by gone35 10y ago
Can you quantify this? Judge for yourself: https://www.reddit.com/r/GitInaction/
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by gone35 10y ago
So not only are you wrong - but your borderline lying by posting references that have nothing to do with anything. I see. Nevermind.
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by gone35 10y ago
Nope. You would be surprised, but it is indeed the same thing . See e.g. Sec. 29-2 in [1] (or any other undergraduate econ 101 textbook, for that matter). [1] https://books.google.com/books?id=K-jKAgAAQBAJ
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by gone35 10y ago
If you have a language that had equivalent libraries that cover all these domains I'd love to hear it. R[1]. [1] https://cran.r-project.org/
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by gone35 10y ago
Not everyone has a github account. Quick feedback on HN is perfectly OK.
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by gone35 10y ago
It would be interesting too to trace any early signs of dementia in his speech, as in [1,2]. [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/31/health/parsing-ronald-reag... [2] http://www.j-alz.com/c
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by gone35 10y ago
and an easy to setup environment. Hardly so[1] --especially for general/non-technical users. [1] http://doc.sagemath.org/pdf/en/installation/installation.pdf
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by gone35 10y ago
[...]and at least some prescriptivists obelize using "over" like that (I believe the AP Stylebook used to). Indeed they did, until very recently[0]. I had no idea. [0] http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education&#
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by gone35 10y ago
Idiomatic English is hard. From your HN profile[0]: "At least 5000 people bought my books..." Don't ask me why, but to me it should read instead: "at least 5000 people have bought my books," or even: " over
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by gone35 10y ago
It was a stupid comment, how can a stupid comment like that induce sickness in another human being? It's called the sympathetic nervous system[1]. Enough deeply-felt outrage will do. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&

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