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How to Become a Data Scientist, Part 2(experfy.com)
184 points by iamjeff 10y ago|50 comments
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A banned WhatsApp bot and conversational commerce(medium.com)
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by iamjeff 10y ago
Thank you for the input. That is something that I would like to do; perhaps September I can hit you up with a demo as well. Thank you reminding me that it can be done- in a way, I feel like I may have really needed that. Once again, all the
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by iamjeff 10y ago
*edit Congratulations on it and all the best going forward. Wish I could be more helpful than just dishing out a simple congratulatory message, but I hope that it counts.
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by iamjeff 10y ago
Hi Gichuru. My first introduction to you was when I read a TechCrunch article 3 years ago about one of your hacks [1]. The article portrayed you in a very positive and your pitch was something that I identified with immediately. Glad to see
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by iamjeff 10y ago
I probably have very little value to add except to say that I played around with it for a couple of minutes. This is a really cool solution to a problem that I have had for a while and while I cannot reward you financially for it or provide
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by iamjeff 10y ago
>Malawi is in undiscovered gem I have heard similar things said about the country. During the 2010 Football/Soccer World Cup held in South Africa, a number of Kenyans (and expatriates) took several road-trips and came back with news
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by iamjeff 10y ago
I remember the very first time that I saw those bags. Some young guys fished a bag each out of their pockets, squeezed whatever was in them right into their mouths, and let this horrendous cry for help (at least that is how I saw it; that s
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by iamjeff 10y ago
>he does it really professionally I couldn't agree with you more. It is lost on most people that African boundaries and political realities are a fairly recent construct. The majority of African states as we know them today are no m
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by iamjeff 10y ago
>they would simply sweep up everything and put it out on the street Yes, this has been my experience. It is simply hilarious. >Konyagi Yeah, ain't that a sight. By "bags" you surely meant plastic bottles, no?
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by iamjeff 10y ago
>The difference between Rwanda and Uganda/Tanzania I have had little opportunity to travel to other countries myself, but I imagine that infrastructure quality is something that sticks out almost immediately. If you do come to Kenya
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by iamjeff 10y ago
>Paul Kagame's anti-corruption policies are impressive Indeed, you will find very few that would argue with that. Also, there are clear economic and social benefits to little/no corruption. However, Rwanda's good fortune i
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by iamjeff 10y ago
>Kind of like the Auspicious Affair (Vaka-yı Hayriye) of 1826 whereby the Janissary corps were abolished once I abhor taking a contrarian position just for its own sake, but in this case, I simply must. I disagree that the Auspicious Aff
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by iamjeff 10y ago
Thank you for taking the time out to reply. I won't press on this issue any longer; I believe that the links that you have provided are adequate starting points for understanding this issue a little better. Once again, thank you for th
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by iamjeff 10y ago
>ESR is an embarrassment I have actually read some of his material and found your statement somewhat confusing. Is it that you dislike him as a person or is there something that I missed completely? Is there any other material that would
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by iamjeff 10y ago
And perhaps this is the real tragedy: that the GOP machine, in its quest to achieve its political aims (protect its congressional dominance, subvert the Obama presidency, engineer a presidential comeback post-2008/2012), fomented racia
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by iamjeff 10y ago
This is my first ever post/comment on this site and, strangely, it is in admiration of a uniquely articulate comment (one of many on HN, frankly)on a rather timely and intriguing topic. I am far removed from the events in the US (2016