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15y ago
Not that I know. Most start ups in Mexico are in bigger cities, but in any case we still lack an entrepreneurial culture.
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Easier option. Move to Ensenada Mexico. It takes 2 hrs to get to San Diego. http://g.co/maps/35bqv Reduce your expenses, Live in the beach, enjoy Mexican hospitality.
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15y ago
This is a great example why understanding Math is important. It can even help you understand psychological aspects like, why we make the choices we make.
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15y ago
IMHO, workalcoholics get short term rewards by working. And they get it every day and with every action that they take.
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Bringing online education to Mongolia
(fastcoexist.com)
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15y ago
An interesting area may be to develop software that can grade assignments in different disciplines.
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15y ago
I am taking AI and ML. I would like to take game theory or pgm. But, I think I will start with analysis and design of algorithms. In my mind that should help me take the other classes later on. What do other people think?
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Stanford class on Information Theory
(infotheory-class.org)
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New Stanford class on
(greenbuilding-class.org)
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15y ago
The Stanford online classes are way better. See the top comment by roman_v
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15y ago
I think the plan is to have a complete Master's degree, but there haven't been any announcements regarding this.
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15y ago
I work full time and I am taking AI and ML. Fortunately, I am allowed to spend some time doing this at work, but it is still taking my weekends. I think one class is ok, two is a bit too much but doable. I wouldn't do three.
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New Stanford class with Chuck Eesle
(entrepreneur-class.org)
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15y ago
Also http://www.entrepreneur-class.org/
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15y ago
This is fantastic. A few weeks ago Sebastian tweeted about the possibility of having an online Master's when they met with the president of Stanford. Has anyone heard anything new about it?
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15y ago
Can you elaborate a bit more on how to repair nerve damage?
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15y ago
Poisson distribution? I wish I knew more probability and statistics to understand why this happens.
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15y ago
"Will the advent of online education make that situation worse?" My guess is that we will still need teachers, but their role will change. They will spend more time tutoring students or helping them make progress on individual proje
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Online LaTeX Equation Editor
(codecogs.com)
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15y ago
"Having people around you care about what you're doing is an extraordinarily powerful force. Even the most willful people are susceptible to it." Stupid idea, but may be, AA style support groups are needed. "Anonymous Entrepreneu
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15y ago
One of the big advantages of agile is to reduce scope. Traditionally the incentive is think of everything at the beginning because no changes will be allowed during the project. The result is overproduction of features. Agile methods try t
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- Put some rules on twitter/facebook. For example (I think) PG has a separate computer to browse the web. He has to seat in another chair to do that. - Understand why he is having trouble focusing. Does he have impediments and he avoids the
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You almost need a recruiter to recruit recruiters...
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From the jgc article... It's obvious to most people that illiteracy and innumeracy are problems to be tackled at school, but it's not obvious that we are now living in a world where logical and algorithmic thinking are very, very important
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15y ago
"The Learned Optimism" book is great. I purchased it because somebody here recommended it. I wish I could give copies to all my friends.
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15y ago
This is a great post. You should submit it to HN so more people can read it. Thanks.
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As far as I understand, there is an optimum batch size that depends on the particular process. Lean manufacturing looks for smaller batch sizes, but it may not be one for a particular process.
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15y ago
On a related note. I remember reading "The design and evolution of C++" where Bjarne Stroustrup explains a lot of the decisions and trade offs he had to make when he evolved C++. It is a great book because it teaches you that changing the d
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Very similar to Autonomy, mastery, and purpose.. from a TED talk. http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pink_on_motivation.html
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Interesting. I don't really know much about basket ball. But I have noticed something similar. In the last seconds of the game, the loosing team will try riskier moves. (Forcing penalties and throwing from the three point line). It is like
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