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huac
11y ago
the output of a PCA process is a system of linear combinations of the data. so yes, you'd take the principal components of your future inputs, but the process would be super fast (it's a linear transformation with known parameters
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huac
11y ago
Another president will be in office before any case resulting from current action will reach the Supreme Court.
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Valuing Subscription-Based Businesses Using Publicly Disclosed Customer Data
(papers.ssrn.com)
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11y ago
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huac
11y ago
in the sense that they've dropped out of academia
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11y ago
> The political system is stacked and broken so putting Trump in office won't change much. that's a dangerous view - trump has shown himself time again to be a good negotiator and has made good, calculated decisions. he has cha
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huac
11y ago
pet peeve: you have to say that you're invoking your right to silence, mere silence is not enough! see berghuis (2010) and salinas (2013)
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CIA-backed rebels are now fighting Pentagon-backed militants in Syria
(buzzfeed.com)
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11y ago
> Official security probably has more latitude to take action because they are responsible for the safety of everyone in the area. probably, but they should have less latitude because of their training in other, non-violent methods to
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Smartwatches have overtaken Swiss watches in global shipments
(qz.com)
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huac
11y ago
giving legal advice is always pretty tricky (even if that advice is 'tell the cops that you're invoking your 5th amendment right to silence, and say literally nothing else.')
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11y ago
a friend of mine who interned in SF last summer has a (satirical, I pray) startup idea: 'uber for harassing homeless people' - just geolocate yourself and your walking route before leaving, and a team will clear the homeless and f
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huac
11y ago
it almost certainly will, as it includes google now cards (which are built off data mining for your interests)
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huac
11y ago
twitter for us politics, google news for a sense of what's going on in the world
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huac
11y ago
There's a lot of rumors and allegations around him - this article goes through some: http://www.businessinsider.com/prince-alwaleed-2012-1 - accused of rape (case went to court) - keeps dwarves as basically 'court
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11y ago
Several professors at my school highly recommend Swirl to students brand new to programming, and the results have been pretty good overall. Thanks for working on this!
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11y ago
on a larger scale if you can convince companies to move outside seattle, then sure - but seattle was planned with 3 north-south highways in the city, and the commuter-based congestion is a result
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huac
11y ago
pretty certain that they're tearing this part of the highway down already? the wired article doesn't actually say where the proposal is for. i used to jump off its other end (probably 40 feet to the water?) near the arboreteum.
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11y ago
'bandito' likely comes from multi-armed bandit, a technique for implementing a/b tests ( https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2844870?hl=en )
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huac
11y ago
your comment is utter nonsense. quant funds are defined by the reliance on (i suppose, good) algorithms, not computers - literally everybody trades with computers. the number of trades you make doesn't determine alpha, which is a measu
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huac
11y ago
Jira isn't VC-backed either ;)
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11y ago
i think it's fair (and prudent) to consider workers in strategic vision. on the other hand, to "slowly die while paying the last of its money out to workers" is not reasonable
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11y ago
companies are for shareholders, not workers
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11y ago
I mean in terms of foreign policy (keep USA an unchallenged number 1 militarily and economically) and willingness to use surveillance as a mechanism of control. I get your point that socially or whatever she's not a neocon, but we'
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11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10802046
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11y ago
Basically he thinks it's the authors of this paper http://eprint.iacr.org/2007/216 Discussion on bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1345468.0
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huac
11y ago
Condi Rice was the provost of Stanford and is now on the Dropbox board. Norcal has a surprising affinity for neocons...
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huac
11y ago
Looking more into this: if your Google Apps for Work/Education account has unlimited storage, then your company has definitely purchased Vault as well. Easily checked in Gmail.
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11y ago
My school uses Google Apps for email (among other stuff). Does anybody know if that setup can be/is monitored?
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huac
11y ago
here's the relevant image: https://news-images.vice.com/images/2016/01/27/doctors-of-do... the analysis is pretty straightforward from there.
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11y ago
though, in magritte's case, the visual-linguistic paradox is central; to claim that a picture of a pipe is not a pipe requires the pipe to exist as a physical, real object. in this case, a citation is a linguistic creation, which can b
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