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Home Delivery What Will They Think of Next?(nytimes.com)
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by jsw97 9y ago
Interestingly, the authors look at 409A valuations, which funnily enough have the opposite problem. From the article: "Low values reduce taxes; coincidentally, 409A valuations commonly use questionable assumptions that significantly d
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In a Walt Whitman Novel, Lost for 165 Years, Clues to ‘Leaves of Grass’(nytimes.com)
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Yo, Where's My Wifi? – The Julian Assange Story(talkingpointsmemo.com)
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Mary Jo White: Privacy Rules Shouldn’t Handcuff the S.E.C(nytimes.com)
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Introduction to Functional Programming in MATLAB with Anonymous Functions(blogs.mathworks.com)
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iOS 8 Comes Out Today. Do Not Put It on Your iPhone 4S(slate.com)
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by jsw97 12y ago
Exactly. There is not yet a pandas equivalent, there is no scikit-learn, etc. Hopefully this will happen.
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by jsw97 12y ago
Exciting to see this, but it's painfully clear how much work there is to be done for Haskell to be a competitor to, for example, what is available in Python.
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by jsw97 12y ago
Yes, but they are not comparing future performance to past performance, but rather to that of similar firms.
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by jsw97 13y ago
I do this too. I got the idea from Sacha Chua: http://sachachua.com/blog/2012/06/literate-programming-emacs...
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by jsw97 13y ago
TKF's Emacs IPython Notebook is definitely worth checking out. Allows you to create and edit IPython notebooks in emacs, with inline graphics.
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by jsw97 13y ago
Seriously. I spend a large fraction of my day in ein. Great for exploratory data analysis.