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by huac 9y ago
The point of StrongLifts is that you increase weight every time. Doing too many reps makes that harder, which in turns make building the habit of lifting consistently harder.
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by huac 9y ago
Your strategy means that you need 10x more working algorithms. Harder to find 10 than 1.
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by huac 9y ago
Musk is also notorious for underpaying his engineers.
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Lyft Forms Own Autonomous Vehicle Unit, Will Open Network(nytimes.com)
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by huac 9y ago
I just graduated undergrad as well. The biggest factors assisting me in getting a DS position were: 1. Previous internship in data science 2. Experience developing R packages and putting them on GitHub 3. Really having statistical theory do
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by huac 9y ago
They do build malls into their stations, but the HK metro is also profitable from just gate fares.
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by huac 9y ago
We have no idea what the beta of the fund is; it's difficult to talk about performance without knowledge of the fund's underlying risk The other problem is scale - this is pretty evidently an advertising attempt in order to raise
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by huac 9y ago
> Food quality is defined by taste, not nutritional value. This applies both at the low end and high end. I think that's true - poor people need to choose calories in a palatable form, while rich people can pursue taste - but in bet
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by huac 9y ago
From one of the linked issues, a "Lisp-like R": https://github.com/chanshunli/jim-emacs-fun-r-lisp
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by huac 9y ago
yes, and also for advertising if amazon can start selling ads to you, based on what you're talking about, that would be much more desirable than ads based only on viewing/purchasing history. messaging in particular is also a reall
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by huac 9y ago
It didn't happen
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by huac 9y ago
There's some margin of error, and it would be interesting to see what that is, tbh.
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by huac 9y ago
Huh, that's a pretty good setup for you then! I might mess around and see about writing an R package/interface, because this looks very useful.
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by huac 9y ago
No charge for bandwidth?
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by huac 9y ago
And imagine if that intersection was in Bellevue!
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by huac 9y ago
If you don't care about buying 'big ticket' items e.g. iPhones, MacBooks, VR, etc, - this is true. But these items don't change in price depending on where you are, and are likely much harder to buy as a result.
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by huac 9y ago
CT definitely offers some of the best deals. Kamakura offers extremely high quality shirts for $89, though. Bonobos is just not high enough quality to support the hundo price point.
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by huac 9y ago
I was in Paris during the bombings, and the Facebook interface then showed 'friends in the area, who haven't checked in' - it goes out to all your friends, which increases the number of people who get worried.
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by huac 9y ago
If the biggest cost was the foreign transaction fees, then the author should get a credit card without foreign transaction fees. Which seems like decent advice in general. And to be fair to Uber, they don't have control over foreign tr
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by huac 9y ago
Not loading now.
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by huac 9y ago
These are the last 3 heads of the Department of Energy. Perry is especially hilarious in this context because he intended to abolish the DOE.
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by huac 9y ago
Some trading floors keep it very chilly in order to keep traders awake (and issue fleeces to keep the rest of their body warm).
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by huac 9y ago
But everybody faces the same trend in 'total worldwide internet users.' So if an advertiser has its choice of platforms to advertise on, it can compare the same metric, regardless of whether or not you do the division.
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by huac 9y ago
A non-tech, non-business recommendation: "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" by Milan Kundera. A beautiful story, told with equal parts philosophy, psychology, and humor, and honestly heartbreakingly beautiful.
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by huac 9y ago
That's silly, because every platform then has the same denominator of 'total internet users,' and you're dividing by the same number.
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by huac 9y ago
Sure, Google's interpretation is not particularly generous. But even the most charitable reading of the facts would find that Levandowski downloaded the files to an external disk, relatively close to when he left the company. All of th
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by huac 9y ago
Google alleges he then copied the files onto a portable hard drive and wiped the laptop, which shows a pretty strong intent to deceive.
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by huac 9y ago
Not washing them is actually pretty reasonable. I wash my raw denim jeans roughly every 4 or 5 months; this does coincide with how often they actually get dirty.
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by huac 9y ago
Blue Owl in Seattle is good too. These denim stores are mostly focused on raw denim, which is generally a much higher quality garment than available normally.
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by huac 9y ago
A 0 hidden layer NN is just a linear (or logistic) regression. On MNIST I think you get something like 60% accuracy.

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