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   Is Facebook taking over our lives? Interesting infographic.(dvice.com)

   2 points by iqster 16y ago|1 comments
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   by iqster 16y ago

   So what the heck was the solution to the puzzle? Word files = evil.
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   by iqster 16y ago

   I like the idea. Some nits ... - I don't like the idea of a dedicated logon. Have you thought of using a person's Facebook, Twitter, etc. logins? And how about using Facebook connect to tell me which events have been upvoted/submittedby my
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   by iqster 16y ago

   This is the best ML book I've found to date. That said, a number of things about the second edition annoyed me. Chapter 4 (algorithms) had way too much meat in it. IMHO, it should have been split into 10-11 chapters. Also, more self-contain
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   by iqster 16y ago

   This is an old old article. I read it many times when I was doing my CS PhD. There is a quote on initiative that always resonated with me. "The difference between people who exercise initiative and those who don't is literally the differenc
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   Facebook Hacker Cup problems ...(maxoneverything.blogspot.com)

   2 points by iqster 16y ago|0 comments
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   by iqster 16y ago

   Good point. 70 cents a month is likely easy to recover. Another thought I had was hoarders attempting to grab usable names in order to extort real companies to pony up. I believe this happened a lot in the late 90s. Wonder how common it is
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   Ask HN: Economics of domain hoarders

   8 points by iqster 16y ago|10 comments