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kilbuz
11y ago
The insight was related to winning first-service points when returning serve. This tweet has a screenshot of the association: https://twitter.com/lapsu/status/620223838895407104 This isn't too far from the lo
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The Next Generation of SmartThings Is Here
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Eatsa, a Futuristic Restaurant Where Robot Cubbies Serve Quinoa
(techcrunch.com)
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Hadley Wickham, the Man Who Revolutionized R
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kilbuz
11y ago
I walk south down Larkin every day and turn left (heading East) down Post. Without fail, there is a 50-100 person line of young people every morning outside the door of this place: http://www.mrholmesbakehouse.com/ So yes,
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kilbuz
11y ago
I recently moved to SF from a large Midwestern city. I don't know what things used to be like here, but I would say number of job opportunities here compared to where I moved from are somewhere between 20x and 50x. Maybe that's co
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12y ago
From the abstract: "forced to obey a certain constraint that is pathologically unlikely to be satisfied by any dataset" Like assuming your data come from a normal distribution? Box guides us: 'all models are wrong, some are u
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12y ago
Many anecdotes here, and no real data. Much like all of the world does not live this way, I assure you all of SF does not live this way. As one who does "get out" from time to time, I can assure you there are a healthy number of p