jtmcmc

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by jtmcmc 9y ago
I think many of the people that live in major coastal cities that have extremely negative opinions of the rest of the country often lived in those places prior to moving there.
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
SF's homeless problem is a direct result of so many negative federal policies and so many positive SF policies that it's so funny that people come out of this with a negative opinion on SF. SF spends so much fucking money on the h
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
This is great! my graduate advisor a long time ago made a really great matrix calculus study sheet for me that was absolutely invaluable in learning ML ( i mean really this is great for not just DL but all sorts of reasoning in ML)
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
I believe they require a disengagement rate. I am not sure if that would extend to remote drivers or not.
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
also chosen because chandler az has essentially ideal driving conditions. they have been for years now operating in ca which does require them to disclose safety statistics
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
this is just what today called for
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
What's the need for anything? Your argument seems to be predicated on a very specific definition of what need is which is somewhat at odds with most of the rest of the world.
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
there are a lot of papers on curcumin
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
yes sometimes they are - because they are poor. The reason many poor contractors can't afford things like disability insurance is because they don't have the money. They have sub optimal spending habits thanks to poverty traps whe
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
then don't wait for it - ontario NDP adopted basic income as a platform point, basic income tests are happening in a number of countries. Advocate for it or something else that is attempting to solve that problem.
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
She was a fantastic author. I read her earthsea books as a child and I read much of her adult fiction later on. She has always remained one of my favorite authors. However, it seems that she had a long life that was good so I can't be
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
have something on that box that lots of the ISPs customers use so that it lets the ISP serve the content easily and for free to their clients
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
Weiner's legislation is pretty concise. Check out one of his latest housing bills for instance - https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm...
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
it's also moving to the east bay now!
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
at the scale netflix transfers data they pay much much less than this. They also do direct peering and will put boxes in your ISP datacenter - https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
Yes there are also clinical trials underway with couples therapy comorbid with I think anxiety? or depression? (there needs to be a disease associated with it iirc it just can't be couples therapy)
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
"Ms. Veach said the Gbikes are “a reward for having to deal with the buses” carrying Google employees that barrel down her street each morning. “I ride a bicycle…to balance it out,” she said." that is some insane level of justific
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
it's funny because that was from 2014 - so he was just off by a few years
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
btw since you know the founders of vertex.ai you should tell them their cert is messed up they probably want to do something like https://hackernoon.com/set-up-ssl-on-github-pages-with-custo...
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
wow your post reeks of nationalism...
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
I am not the OP but from looking at their profile - https://heapanalytics.com/terms you can check there
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
I would suggest finding people you went to school / are friends with at tech companies and ask them to refer you - That is typically a short circuit to getting past the piles of resumes.
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
Having hosts at an event is one thing having people pretend to be guests of the party is seriously creepy. I've never heard of this happening at a bay area tech company (as in from someone who went to one) though perhaps they wouldn&#x
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
I'm not sure what exactly simulations means? lots of Matlab/R/some specific DSL? So when I applied to jobs with my applied math degree and 2 years of grad computing experience - but no industry experience - as a software engi
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
no it's entirely unlike that. From the Amplitude MSA https://amplitude.com/msa/ All Customer Data is, or shall be, and shall remain the property of Customer. Customer Data shall not be used by Amplitude or its age
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
I think this really depends but yeah I generally agree with you - with respect to machine learning as an industry - but there is still fairly cutting edge ML being done at large companies which can use a lot of intense math - though as you
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
amusingly functional analysis is really important to convex analysis and optimization so yes if you have a phd/masters (maybe) you can definitely get - probably a giant company - to pay you to do functional analysis.
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
I have a Bs in applied mathematics and I'm a software engineer. I think that mathematicians make incredible software engineers (not me necessarily ) if they do two things, take some basic cs classes, get co-ops/internships program
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
many of those third parties do not own the data - the data is owned by whoever's account (will obviously vary).
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by jtmcmc 9y ago
the pornography (much like on twitter) was definitely one of the major selling points of tumblr. It was a rare social media site that allowed NSFW materials.

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