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huac
11y ago
From the paper: Good examples – cut republican billion will pay percent benefit cost – program fund educ cut provid health help million – economi job see need percent continu import now – job make work compani busi right american good
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huac
11y ago
those are basically the same thing to put it another way: if your white friends grew up watching spongebob squarepants and you grew up without cable, that could certainly make a cultural difference
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11y ago
no, they're considered model minorities and become the poster kids for 'if you put down your head and work hard you could overcome the all-encompassing structural racism that defines this society' is a person's worth to
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huac
11y ago
Anomaly detection is very different across different domains. For CC fraud / risk, you have discrete transactions so the problem is one of classification, and generally approached with supervised learning. I don't know what you me
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huac
11y ago
try using moving statistics, looking for outliers in more than 1 dimension, and so on
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huac
11y ago
shorter MS: businesses have risks, now shut up and be thankful we got in for you
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NFL Hackathon
(nflhackathon.com)
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11y ago
With self driving cars, drunk drivers can't do nearly as much harm.
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11y ago
You sound snarky about this, but it's actually probably good - the government desperately needs tech talent and knowledge. With how these networks are formed, it seems pretty logical that Google/Microsoft/Apple employees woul
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11y ago
https://justgetflux.com/research.html
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11y ago
That's not what Yule-Simpson implies. They're missing the data breakdown by school, so you can't make the conclusion that somehow they're lying instead. Again, they don't make a conclusion and you can't eithe
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11y ago
Edit: Looks like there's only 1 service ( http://key.me ) and their app doesn't recognize the photos on my phone. Great.
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huac
11y ago
The book is about the argument. One example from the book is the 1984 Nicaraguan general election (Wikipedia notes this), where US media sources took the White House press secretary's words as gospel, ignoring the atrocities on the gro
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huac
11y ago
There's pretty good evidence that lots of American media outlets are government mouthpieces - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent for example
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Ask HN: Best key duplicators?
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11y ago
the weird thing is that I don't see those terms in any other searchable, English language EULA.
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huac
11y ago
eh, you can run a DCF on monthly data if you wanted. but no idea what relevant discount rate would be.
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11y ago
Nearly all of that is the same as Xiaomi's EULA: http://www.mi.com/my/about/agreement/
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Can Airbnb unite the world?
(fastcompany.com)
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11y ago
> But depicting the idea that Munchery is some great force with a vision while ignoring the larger systemic problems ... is a failure of journalism. That's like, 80% of startup coverage.
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11y ago
Your school's MBA's are looking for people like you (though they won't pay you well)
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Candy Crush and Capitalism: Is Distraction Vital?
(critical-theory.com)
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Ad Tech Is the Worst Thing That Ever Happened to Advertising
(adage.com)
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huac
11y ago
it looks like he's asking how many people are still in at a certain price point (though my japanese is terrible) fantastic video btw.
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That incentivizes people to explore the website/release notes to find these things, and be the first to get a new filter/lens/hologram on their story
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huac
11y ago
Speed and scale (and reporting too, I guess) are very important considerations for data analysis.
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11y ago
might be since it's 2 am but their interpretation sounds both correct and compatible with yours. limited spots = limited number of offers, you want to give those to the best students you think will enroll in your program.
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11y ago
Reminiscent of http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/15/opinion/sunday/leaked-harv...
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huac
11y ago
people are saying it's likely that it was a boosted bomb instead (deadly but far far cry from a proper h-bomb) and cnn is as usual profiting off FUD
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11y ago
In the US that'd be 'gabby' for a similar meaning, though rarely heard.
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