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huac
10y ago
Also covered here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11648758
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huac
10y ago
Note that that work doesn't require a top CS degree. Palantir could easily achieve 97% of their results with tier 2 grads, but because they only take Stanford/Princeton/MIT/etc, they can justify their high prices to clie
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huac
11y ago
You don't think foreign nationals who study and graduate in the US, pay taxes, yada yada, should be allowed to seek employment here?
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huac
11y ago
They graduated first from other schools, then got these jobs. When the students lost the H1-B lottery, they then enrolled in the UNNJ. There's probably questions for HR to ask ('you lost the H1-B lottery, how are you still here?&#
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huac
11y ago
They're not really screwing anyone over. They had already come here legally, graduated from American universities, and gotten jobs appropriately. At this point, they have their jobs and there's no 'screwing anyone over'
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huac
11y ago
it was removed for copyright purposes
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huac
11y ago
It seems like a semi-supervised classification framework can address each of those 9 issues. I agree btw that each is important, but would emphasize the importance of understanding collinearity/correlation with multidimensional data. M
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huac
11y ago
What do you think of approaching anomaly detection as a semi-supervised classification problem?
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11y ago
How does this scale for high-dimensional data? The example uses 2 dimensions - connections and latency - but real world (performance) data will often have many more associated variables. I don't know a lot about Bayesian methods but it
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huac
11y ago
Investment banks on the West Coast (definitely LA at least) give interns housing and a car.
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huac
11y ago
Some listed firms offer 'full benefits,' including medical/dental/vision.
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huac
11y ago
because it might not be
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huac
11y ago
American options still have fixed expiration dates, and cannot be exercised after that. While that's closer to a startup's option structure, it still doesn't account for the uncertainty in when or if the startup will go publi
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huac
11y ago
Black-Scholes (and the Merton version) are useful as simple estimates of option prices. Of course it's not going to be accurate (it assumes a lognormal distribution for volatility, JFC) - but the model is public and easy to calculate,
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huac
11y ago
with office365 it's not terrible, but it's worse than google docs or quip imo. i've run into trouble esp when some people edit from web and some edit from desktop.
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huac
11y ago
On the other hand, just because you have a great testing framework, it doesn't mean you should launch new game features/changes left and right. (LoL is structured around roughly yearly 'seasons' for competitive play and
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huac
11y ago
They have a public beta environment that is set up for feature testing, rather than stress testing. The PBE does see code rollbacks (if features are incomplete) before releases, so I believe the game logic on the PBE represents basically wh
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huac
11y ago
assume they're doing a soft launch with o365 for business customers before full launch
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huac
11y ago
the point is that if you only look at his CV, you see those 7 pages and 3 world-class universities. it doesn't show how many times he's been rejected - but this failure CV does.
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huac
11y ago
what is post-modern accounting?
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huac
11y ago
Wharton's Pete Fader would agree with you somewhat that big data-style methods are overblown: http://www.datanami.com/2012/05/03/wharton_professor_pokes_h... he also has some very cool uses of dirichlet
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huac
11y ago
or library(pacman) pacman::p_load("lubridate", "bts", ...) with the added benefit of installing missing packages (I find this especially useful because my school's computer lab deletes user-installed pack
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huac
11y ago
I didn't know there were veteran courts, but it's an interesting system that accounts for the unique challenges facing veterans and can seriously help them reassimilate into society. more info: http://justiceforvets.org
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huac
11y ago
factories could be distributed around the world. you'd have to weigh the increased costs of sourcing resources, but would benefit from lack of worker unionization or mobility.
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huac
11y ago
CSGO gambling is fairly profitable because there is a lot of information asymmetry and a long tail of inexperienced gamblers. I believe that will change, because CS:GO is a more quantifiable game than many others: The goals are easily defin
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huac
11y ago
One particular problem (or opportunity) with political summaries are ideological leanings. I'd be interested in summaries from different viewpoints, e.g. a social democratic reading of the WaPo Sanders article would be significantly le
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huac
11y ago
post-money valuations usually overestimate the 'true' value of a company because the investors have liquidation prefs (this dilutes value for further rounds)
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huac
11y ago
do you have any particular points of crossover OTOH? interested in what some similarities between data science ~ quant finance are.
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huac
11y ago
Well, or 'pictograph' alphabets (e.g. ancient Chinese)
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Baseball Umpires Aren't Compassionate; They're Bayesian
(baseballprospectus.com)
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huac
11y ago
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