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by jboggan 11y ago
As soon as they divulged exact numbers concerning search terms and emoji usage.
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by jboggan 11y ago
If you get the first one wrong the rest of the list will not matter at all. The most important questions are, who will my advisor be? What is the completion rate for graduate students under their care? What kind of personal network does the
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by jboggan 11y ago
The thing is, I kinda identify with Charlie. I rather enjoy getting it done and it's the kind of thing that keeps the ship sailing smoothly. Sometimes you can derive a strange appreciation from thwacking rats in the basement, so to spe
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by jboggan 11y ago
I thought it nailed a lot of dynamics at my last gig as well. Of course, I joined for the challenges of scaling and wrote an ETL framework in Rails (that was a mixed bag but very instructive) and then got bored after I realized how small ou
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by jboggan 11y ago
I would love to see an expert analysis of the game, but there were definitely a few moves where AlphaGo was "pushing from behind" that were probably not what an expert human would play.
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by jboggan 11y ago
It's funny to realize that a DAC can go on existing even after its creators may have been charged or imprisoned for breaking a law or regulation. I don't agree with the CFTC but I acknowledge their power.
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by jboggan 11y ago
That smart contract was written by a person and they should realize that there might be legal repercussions in the US at least. I have a great interest in this space (I started a failed cryptocurrency options exchange myself) and I hope tha
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by jboggan 11y ago
Very interesting, I hope you are not in the United States. I doubt the CFTC would take too kindly to this especially since they are binary options. Good luck!
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by jboggan 11y ago
Maybe this isn't a city government problem but a federal one. What would you think about re-enacting homesteading? About half the land in this country is federally owned. Why not offer 50 acres and a trailer to whomever would be willin
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by jboggan 11y ago
I'm still at an early design phase but I intend to be loud about it when I am at a sharable point. I'm building it as a "rapid prototyping" language that combines some of the best (and to some, worst) features of J, Perl
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by jboggan 11y ago
Pretty damn happy. I'm a little over 3 years into my career programming and I've just started at Google which has been a goal of mine for awhile. The challenge is pretty immense (in terms of having to learn so many new languages a
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by jboggan 11y ago
This could imply that (a) the exterior folds are far more important than the inner volume or (b) we shouldn't discount interstitial fluid as being inert with respect to cognition in these cases. Though the absence of lissencephaly case
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by jboggan 11y ago
Thank you, this made my time period. "Graphs and Networks (Transfinite and Nonstandard)" woo-hoo!
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by jboggan 11y ago
Writing down an affirmation of fulfilling a goal on a daily basis and doing concrete work on it every day, no matter how small. I embarked on this after reading Scott Adams and found it remarkable in sustaining the mindset necessary to tack
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by jboggan 11y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot myself, these are my main problems with them as well. I've starting messing around with an unholy abomination that is taking the worst features of Ruby, Perl, and J* and making such a postfix la
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by jboggan 11y ago
Bravo. In the long run the people most harmed by the full implementation of these schemes will be the underclass they purport to aid. The people that are supposed to pay for all of this are by definition the people who are clever enough and
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by jboggan 11y ago
I don't think it will, in the same way it did last time, but assuming your point: Italian motorcycle mechanic.
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by jboggan 11y ago
Santa Monica resident here. The local increases in rent around here have been astounding over the past 2 years and most of my friends who have had a life event causing them to have to change apartments have been completely priced out and fo
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by jboggan 11y ago
Yes! This was one of the biggest things I missed when I moved to Ruby. I try and tell people how great autovivification is but unless they've coded with it the feature just sounds strange. But it lets you build some really great data s
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by jboggan 11y ago
"The last time the economy was in this bad of shape, it took a world war to restore prosperity." Pros and cons of basic income aside, this is likely what we are seeing already. I don't know how else to describe a proxy confli
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by jboggan 11y ago
As mentioned by another commenter, the ad revenue is not nearly a majority of the revenue for these stars. I'm a data engineer for a major multi-channel network and I work with the payments data quite closely . . . you might be astound
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by jboggan 11y ago
This is interesting to hear since I came to J without having worked on previous APL flavors and am still a big fan of my brush with it. I will go read that paper in depth though so I can at least grasp what I am missing. What is the most tr
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by jboggan 11y ago
So we need to make a new dating app that matches you by your credit score?
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by jboggan 11y ago
I don't know about built in statistical tools beyond the basic aggregates available in SQL, but we (Fullscreen) have been using Chartio and are really enjoying it. I'd say it does great for 95% of the dashboards and visualizations
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by jboggan 11y ago
I think having a potential recurring source of liquid surface water is a big deal for both human and automated missions. It's rocket fuel and the stuff of life for us squishy things and not having to take so much would dramatically low
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by jboggan 11y ago
1) Take more VC money than you actually need to build a product [0] 2) Spend 80-90% of that to buy Bitcoin 3) Do things to drive adoption and popularize Bitcoin 4) Profit! 0 - https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/21e
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by jboggan 11y ago
One, decibels are a logarithmic unit. Two, you are comparing factory exhausts on the Harley meant to comply with noise regulations with top of the line aftermarket race exhausts for the Honda (which is probably as loud as you could make the
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by jboggan 11y ago
I'm a motorcyclist and I'm downvoting this fallacy. If this were seriously the case then good beginner bikes like the Ninja 250 and Honda CBR250R would be unsafe, especially for new riders. Enjoy your loud pipes if you like (I do
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by jboggan 11y ago
I'm guessing it was some sort of standard lesson plan. The problem wasn't with the lesson plan so much as it was being taught by someone who didn't really understand or wasn't personally moved by code. At that age I wa
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by jboggan 11y ago
When I was 8 my public school had a gifted program that I was fortunate enough to have participated in. They attempted to teach us BASIC on Apple IIe's, or rather the teacher (who had little or no understanding of programming) followed

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