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by gujk 15y ago
Startups spend their money on marketing and 'social media'....
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by gujk 15y ago
Also which candidates have the greatest opportunity for growth by attending that school vs not. Global opitimization can mean admitting a slightly less accomplished student who will do better with that degree than without, where a more acco
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by gujk 15y ago
The USA has financial aid available to qualified students.
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by gujk 15y ago
Thank you. It is insane how many people think college admissions is the official scoreboard oof high school, and not something to do with choosing students who are well matched to the college.
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by gujk 15y ago
/etc/alternatives competitor?
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by gujk 15y ago
It would have to guess better than anonymous modelling, not 50%. I'd happily bet even odds layout that each of my site visitors visit Google.
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by gujk 15y ago
The USA has copied that innovation from India. Now we have "Data Scientists" And of course we've had Vice Presidencies for anyone who can sign their own name in the sales profession and finance sector.
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by gujk 15y ago
Or even RAM?
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by gujk 15y ago
The countermeasure is trivial: single-origin policy or origin managmment for cache access. At a slightly expense of slower browsing when visiting evil websites.
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by gujk 15y ago
Huge PR miss for Science Exchange. She says she could only do her experiment because she had access to some fancy rare scope.
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by gujk 15y ago
With a dataset that small (1 billion rows of 20 columns of small data items per year), just use a regular RDBMS like Oracle or Postgres. A small cluster will be plenty of capacity.
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by gujk 15y ago
That is a poor choice for a non-expert user of Cassandra and Hadoop. The DataStax toolset is very rough. Definitely not an "off the shelf" solution like Cloudera.
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by gujk 15y ago
Car parts are patented, Stephen.
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by gujk 15y ago
Are fou familiar with Google Takeout? Google doesn't hold your data hostage, but they do offer convenient hosting for the time being.
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by gujk 15y ago
Communication using numbers instead of pictures is how engineers failed to stop mission control from allowing the Challenger to launch and crash with extremely out-of-spec frozen O-rings.
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by gujk 15y ago
It boosts morale and makes you more excited to work on your project.
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by gujk 15y ago
For the record, the solution assumes the existence of an infinitesimal real number larger than zero, or a finite bound on the adversaries' range of choices. The larger his range, the smaller your chances of beating 50-50, with no limit on h
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by gujk 15y ago
Randall Monroe posted the solution ages ago on his blog. Is he syndicating himself on G+?
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by gujk 15y ago
Apply for multiple jobs to get a sense of the monad you can find. Then negotiate above the top. And if an employer raises their offer after you negotiate, never forget how they tried to rip you off, and never feel guilty about slacking off
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by gujk 15y ago
That's because new grads will work for $55k and experienced folks can demand double that amount.
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by gujk 15y ago
Contest: submit a problem they want to solve using mathematics, possibly with real or fictional backstory. Like your fanfic idea.
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by gujk 15y ago
Bravo.
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by gujk 15y ago
Do they know that the ads team undermines any effort by the product team to make a usable YouTube?
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by gujk 15y ago
Done. http://www.chrisfinke.com/addons/youtube-comment-snob/
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by gujk 15y ago
Prostitutes are expensive. Sluts are free spirited.
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by gujk 15y ago
Without any Red Bull at the time, where did he find the energy to create Red Bull?
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by gujk 15y ago
Also the z sounds sleazy.
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by gujk 15y ago
Redfin (lowercase f) started out with an agentless web-based offer wizard, and switched to an agent model when they found that the homebuying market wants agents.
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by gujk 15y ago
Introducing gender divides is off-topic, though.
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by gujk 15y ago
Why not build a tournament around creating a useful product/analysis instead of winning a synthetic game?

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