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   by hodder 8y ago

   Anything I am good at, the common theme for why I am good is the interest (or force) to keep at it for years, reading, and tons of practice. There really is no way around practice. Practice is what separates most people who are good at th
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   by hodder 8y ago

   I've never heard of this company, but I'd like to say I really think the graphic designer who came up with the logo really nailed it.
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   by hodder 8y ago

   Facebook is a private company. They are free to purge whatever they want off the platform for whatever they determine is in their best interest. And that is how it should be. White nationalists are not a protected group, therefore it is not
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   by hodder 8y ago

   I pointed out the obvious failing in every major social media company to generate revenue outside the USA. How is that me failing to recognize? I am quite explicitly recognizing just that.
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   by hodder 8y ago

   "If they can improve international monetization then there is a lot of room for revenue growth it would seem." A universal truth in the social network space. Unfortunately, not even FB can really extract much value outside of Nort
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   by hodder 8y ago

   Oh great! This is truly excellent work. I love the ability to toggle through the chord voicings as well.
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   by hodder 8y ago

   You are the man. This is fantastic. Can't wait to see how this project progresses. Some random suggestions: Maybe I am missing something, but I don't see the ability to add chords outside of the scale. Let's say I want to pla
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   by hodder 8y ago

   Who is the obvious target market in your mind? Is it programmers, artists, musicians, small business people, mega corporate conglomerate employees, millenials, boomers, rich people, North Americans, Europeans, Chinese? The answers to these
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   by hodder 8y ago

   Judges use historical cases as guidance. To say there is no precedent is misguided. This would still be the case. More importantly, judges do not pass legislation. They adjudicate law.
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    by hodder 8y ago

    Right. So people in the thread advocating 3-5 years of prison for someone who hasn't even been charged with a crime is outrageous.
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    by hodder 8y ago

    What specific charges can be filed against him? What laws have Facebook broken? I suspect FB have broken many laws but perhaps the country simply has inadequate consumer protection. Advocating for jail terms without specific charges is not
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    by hodder 8y ago

    Charged with what specifically under what precedent? The USA is (supposedly) a nation of law. If Zuck broke an existing law with precedent for those kind of terms then that would make sense. If you are simply angry at legislators for not pr
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    by hodder 8y ago

    Spot on. But one of the main reasons fasting protocols “work” is that people are likely to reduce caloric intake and count macros/calories when they only eat in a tiny time window. It is difficult to eat 2k+ calories in a few hours and
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    by hodder 8y ago

    Nope. No one has ever attempted to use computers to make money off of stocks.
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    Digital exchange loses $137M as founder takes passwords to the grave(arstechnica.com)

    7 points by hodder 8y ago|1 comments
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    by hodder 8y ago

    It is a variable naming convention known as "CapWords" or "upper CamelCase". This is the recommended naming convention for Python class's https://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#
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    by hodder 8y ago

    While problematic in the short term, the scale of urbanization and decreasing domicile density alongside rising GDP/capita will allow China to eat through the slack inventory in the coming years. They are adding about 1 NY metropolitan
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    by hodder 8y ago

    Criminal prosecution of shareholders of oil companies? You do realize this basically includes every human with pension, mutual fund or ETF holdings right? The notion is unfounded. Shareholders are not breaking any laws. It is up to the gove
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    by hodder 8y ago

    "The course uses a module for table manipulation, charts, and maps that provides an interface appropriate for an introductory course. The Table class is similar to a DataFrame in Pandas, but explicitly does not support row indexes, hie
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    by hodder 8y ago

    Blockbuster's demise was fairly widely predicted - at least among the tech crowd.
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    by hodder 8y ago

    Education
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    by hodder 8y ago

    It is concerning to me how many people are deploying these techniques without first understanding the principles and limitations of multivariate regression and time series analysis. I'm not sure why people are diving into modern techni
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    Peak Car and the end of an Industry(bloomberg.com)

    2 points by hodder 8y ago|0 comments
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    Udacity – Artificial Intelligence for Trading(udacity.com)

    2 points by hodder 8y ago|0 comments
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    by hodder 9y ago

    I'm curious, would anyone surprised by FB actions mind describing how you expected FB to act with what specific data, and how FB actions deviated from that expectation? I was under the impression that most people fully expect (even if
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    by hodder 9y ago

    An ugly equity raise seems the most likely in my opinion
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    by hodder 9y ago

    Link with the full article for those who can’t read it on wsj: https://amp.reddit.com/r/RealTesla/comments/87r2mk/the_clock...
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    The Clock Is Ticking Faster at Tesla(wsj.com)

    2 points by hodder 9y ago|3 comments
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    Tesla's Debt Price Is Deteriorating(ftalphaville.ft.com)

    11 points by hodder 9y ago|1 comments
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    by hodder 9y ago

    True. I do not. It is pure conjecture, backed historical examples I provided. Could this be different? Absolutely. I could flip your comment though. Unless you have some clairvoyant powers you don't actually know that "Fallout fro