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by ice109 10y ago
one thing about the russian that strikes me (native speaker) as odd is that the voice is female but sometimes uses male conjugations.
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by ice109 10y ago
wow this is great!
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by ice109 10y ago
are you a researcher? PM and I'll do it for you. I did this ever day all day for the last 6 months so it won't take me more than an hour.
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by ice109 10y ago
i wonder how good this guy's chinese is. edit: this guy speaks 4 very different languages - english, swahili, french, and chinese. that's quite impressive.
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by ice109 10y ago
yea compile times are killing my ability to iterate.
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by ice109 10y ago
can you explain to me why you think this result implies "asymptotically-efficient unbiased estimator of counterfactual treatments" ?
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by ice109 10y ago
I don't agree. the O'Reilly book is much gentler and pedagogically sound. many things in the online book are discussed before being introduced. not so in the O'Reilly book.
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by ice109 10y ago
I'm starting a backend job tomorrow that's all Haskell. what are people's complaints?
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by ice109 10y ago
until it's not adding value to your skillset anymore.
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by ice109 10y ago
umm how else would it be done? you think Travis himself fiddles with it?
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by ice109 10y ago
pycharm let's you do this! this is the only thing I missed from MATLAB. you can set a breakpoint in a script and open up the debug console and see all the live variables and run code. it works perfectly and you get Python + pycharm. I&
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by ice109 10y ago
you shouldn't memorize big O for common algos. you should understand the algo and be able to rederive the complexity. maybe not for Ford-fulkerson but definitely for bubble sort.
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by ice109 10y ago
the "democratization" of the brokerage account. why do I still need to pay outrageous prices to make HTTP requests.
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by ice109 10y ago
i won't tell you where i work but i'll gladly show you a couple of our competitors that are doing the exact same thing: http://www.dataminr.com/ http://www.discern.com/consumer-retail https:&#x2F
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by ice109 10y ago
i don't know what you want me to tell you? we have ~400 clients and they're not boutique shops either.
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by ice109 10y ago
are you kidding? it's their app store. legal doesn't even enter into it.
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by ice109 10y ago
you're wrong. that's public data and you absolutely can sell it. hedge funds are worried about insider trading so if you can make the case that the data you used to trade was available to everyone then it's cleared by complia
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by ice109 10y ago
re the council people sentences: I don't understand the problem. they're ill-defined sentences. we use heuristics to parse them but those heuristics can fail (the council denied the demonstrators permit because they feared violenc
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by ice109 10y ago
check his profile
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by ice109 10y ago
this is the only tedtalk i approve of https://www.ted.com/talks/dan_gilbert_asks_why_are_we_happy
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by ice109 10y ago
is there any rhyme or reason to the order of the links on that page? the welcome post is bottom left.
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by ice109 10y ago
the keyword is "consistently"
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by ice109 10y ago
JM Roberts history of the world
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by ice109 10y ago
echos my experience at a fintech startup.
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by ice109 10y ago
very good response
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by ice109 10y ago
forgive me if this is way off but does this, as a happy side-effect, solve the inertial navigation problem (i.e. commercial grade MEMS accelerometers in smart phones accumulate high amounts of error and therefore make intertial tracking imp
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by ice109 10y ago
the reason this doesn't exist is because stores make money off you wandering around, looking for what you want, picking up other stuff along the way.