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A Developer’s Guide to the Wild West of App Discovery(techcrunch.com)
93 points by jndsn402 11y ago|46 comments
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by jndsn402 11y ago
If you want to get an understanding of basic SQL without all that overhead, you can try Microsoft Access.
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Google Now Helps You Compare Auto Insurance(pcmag.com)
2 points by jndsn402 12y ago|0 comments
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by jndsn402 12y ago
I just mean that married people have experience partnering closely with another person to achieve shared goals, and will have hopefully developed some strategies to do that effectively.
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Agreed, much of the startup advice from YC and other outlets is geared toward 20-somethings, and thus may come across as simplistic to people who have: a) worked in a professional setting (e.g. a large corporation) b) managed other people c
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Ask HN: Standard documentation for SQL queries?
1 points by jndsn402 12y ago|0 comments
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Thanks for this detailed write-up. I guess I struggle more with the particle aspect than the wave aspect. Meaning, if light were exclusively a wave, then the half-silvered mirror doesn't 'randomly' either reflect or pass thro
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by jndsn402 12y ago
I will check out the Feynman lectures, thanks for the reference. But my initial reaction is, isn't the measuring thing somewhere past the slit? So how could its presence there influence which slit the photon goes through?
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by jndsn402 12y ago
I have a math background, no physics. Whenever I try educating myself about this stuff I get hung up on the contradictions and can't/don't want to just take certain concepts as given in order to understand more advanced conce
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by jndsn402 12y ago
I thought the defense's case was that Ulbricht was the original, and then passed it on to someone else (now revealed to be Karpeles).
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Not sure how it's relevant to HN, but as someone who passes through Penn almost every day, an interesting read. A real shame - looking at those pictures I can't even imagine that it used to look like that.
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Coursera has lots of data science courses: www.coursera.org
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by jndsn402 12y ago
You might be interested in data science competitions, e.g. www.kaggle.com
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by jndsn402 12y ago
IMO, the problem with the way Common Core has been implemented is that there is a whole new analytical/critical thinking component that is bundled together with math. But parents when parents think of math they think of computation, ar
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Thanks! I was not aware of codepen.io - looks very interesting and I will check it out further. Thanks for the other link as well.
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by jndsn402 12y ago
That's correct - I would like to learn that way. I was wondering if there is any code teaching resource that actually bridges the gap between the relatively basic and abstract content on e.g. Codecademy, and actual implementations &#x2
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Ask HN: Learn JavaScript from actual websites?
3 points by jndsn402 12y ago|6 comments
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by jndsn402 12y ago
> (largely uninformed: I welcome correction) I like your use of colon rather than semicolon. Was that deliberate?
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Fellow of the Society of Actuaries
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by jndsn402 12y ago
I think it's popular because everyone has a character they can relate to.
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by jndsn402 12y ago
The gang gets DNA tested and discover Sheldon is descended from cavemen, while Penny is related to Einstein! Meanwhile, Leonard and Raj have a run-in with the building super (Harrison Ford guest stars)
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by jndsn402 12y ago
It's complex, but has that aspect of simplicity (unity). Lots of different applications as well, constructions of polygons and so on. I'm not a mathematician, but when I first read that the number one has cube roots, fifth roots,
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Roots of unity
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Ask HN: Is Title II the Only Way to Achieve Net Neutrality?
6 points by jndsn402 12y ago|10 comments
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by jndsn402 12y ago
There are various articles describing people's experience, e.g.: http://www.forbes.com/sites/calebmelby/2013/06/07/a-week-wit... Seems like people describe it as a liquidy bread dough or pancak
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by jndsn402 12y ago
I'm no expert, but that does not seem to make any sense. Is there any merit to what he is saying?
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Definitely worth a chat. Email me, ydschwartz at gmail
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by jndsn402 12y ago
A website to compare and buy annuities. Don't have it up yet, any suggestions appreciated.
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by jndsn402 12y ago
Will be renting there in a few hours. Hopefully will have a better experience.
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by jndsn402 12y ago
That's a terrific idea (the backtest - sentiment analysis is interesting but the backtest could be a core part of the offering).

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