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by keefe 14y ago
I doubt it, simply because it's so easy to find big datasets to work on. It doesn't have to be professional, that's the nice thing about a data driven profession. Check out http://www.kdnuggets.com/ for links to large data sets to work on
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by keefe 14y ago
maybe the highest positions in intelligence agencies should be held by good liars, not social activists...
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by keefe 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Cincinnati for a few months then SF 15 years experiences including security clearance for projects at NASA and defense contractors, major ecommerce firms, etc. MSc in compsci +eng (passed PhD qualification exam) un
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by keefe 14y ago
hey I'm recently back in my hometown of cincinnati for a while from SF, how does the market look around here? Any useful meetups or anything?
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by keefe 15y ago
so in some sense you can look at tagging as a core operation - if you want a quick hack solution, restrict the vocabulary that you are allowing for tagging s.t. each unique term is an instance in some ontology, this allows you to build subs
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by keefe 15y ago
are you rolling your own CMS? yahoo at one point was using RDFa so I think that is the closest thing to a standard agreement. Entity extraction to generate tags from natural language is a different and more difficult issue. Some reading on
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by keefe 15y ago
RDFa and microformats are often used, need to know more about what your particular usecase is
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by keefe 15y ago
Neither, people will eventually figure out how to controvert the block but it will take ages to catch on
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by keefe 15y ago
Yes, SOPA would force people to learn the dark side
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by keefe 15y ago
No, the gov'ment would effectively implement a system that beats all easy solutions like VPNs etc
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by keefe 15y ago
No, people are too sheepish the easy ways to keep getting stuff for free and just start paying for it
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Poll: Would SOPA get results explicitly contrary to its purpose?
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by keefe 15y ago
Yes, SOPA would force people to learn the dark side
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by keefe 15y ago
No, the gov'ment would effectively implement a system that beats all easy solutions like VPNs etc
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by keefe 15y ago
No, people are too sheepish to figure out the easy ways to keep getting stuff for free and likely will just start paying for it
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by keefe 15y ago
william gibson...
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by keefe 15y ago
agrees... the more theory you get, the better you will train your mind. If you have good fundamentals, it's easy to pick up libraries but spending hardcore time on the fundamentals is more difficult later. This is a no brainer and also take
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by keefe 15y ago
what is your runway? if you've got only 20 users I don't think you can count on this to pay the bills if you don't have months of runway ahead of you and that you should get some work and then find someone to have a long term relationship w
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by keefe 15y ago
a bunch of companies working on life extension
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by keefe 15y ago
escort quality is like a gas, it expands to fill the bank account available for it
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by keefe 15y ago
why mysql instead of postgres?
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by keefe 15y ago
I've lived in Berkeley, SOMA, Mountain View, now in san jose. I'd recommend you live at the tail end of bart in the peninsula. Technical networking tends to be better in sbay but the most interesting events are in sf. East bay doesn't compa
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by keefe 15y ago
it might have been a good idea to do that before quitting...
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by keefe 15y ago
my research seems to indicate you start off low, plateau at around a quarter and then once you have a niche you can see these high values. I've heard that $1-$5 are common in the sense that you see them, not in the sense that they are withi
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by keefe 15y ago
I'm 30, so my 20s are in the past. It's probably not fair to put everything on the excessive time I spent on algo/eng/coding/bizdev but there's a fucking lot of skills involved in startups. I picked a couple wrong projects, spent my time an
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by keefe 15y ago
I responded before reading the full post, stick with what you know and do restful json, couchdb is also worth looking into for prototyping. As long as your interfaces are clean you should be good. Also consider security.
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by keefe 15y ago
Overall I agree, preferring a ReST model with JSON. I do use java and i'm not particularly excited about JAX-RS (never used) or EJB3 (have used) . If I recall properly, then EJB3 merges with hibernate which I have used a lot, so it's not a
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by keefe 15y ago
where does the $2 CPM come from?
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by keefe 15y ago
It depends on how everything plays out. My first sensei used to say that success was falling down 99 times and getting up 100. if I don't pick up a win and end up being a corporate monkey? Then it cost me my 20s and all the experiences mo
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by keefe 15y ago
so many words... this is probably a better place to start http://singinst.org/singularityfaq

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