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Agreed but could be a precursor to what could become of China if a revolution like the Berlin Wall episode were to happen.
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If that IP data is from the SEC 4 filings than that is interesting to see Renaissance and Blackrock using the bulk of their downloads from that source. BUMP Form 4 is insider trading disclosures per the original paper. That is even more in
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There is a lot of debate between efficient and inefficient market theories. Most hedge funds would ascribe to the inefficient market theory and so it is not surprising they are eating up public data.
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Great point. Also per the production environment. The key is having the same machine learning libraries available in both the development and production so you can plug the model in with little problems with dependencies. For this reason m
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I'm a statistician by trade so I mostly do prototype work. As far as building models my key workflow is using a R and Rstudio. The biggest issue is data management. I suggest a good API or wrapper for a data source that has all of t
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I didn't quite get it either. Even the historical "resets" seemed too simplified. There are huge macroeconomic reasons for why dwellings and communities change. I find it interesting of no mention of a global economy influ
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First I'm not sure that is a good source. We have no idea if this list is vetted. Second, just because there is an increase in volume doesn't necessarily mean an increase in rate.
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Privatization of the space industry is going to lead to all sorts of efficiencies. I believe its also going to lead to some new areas of innovation that would never have been considered. For instance, this flight is putting 2 satellites i
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I would look to the great applications that you use everyday. Open source applications are a great resource here. One of the reasons I like GitHub is I can peruse great software and learn how they work. The great programmers quickly come
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I work in the credit finance space. The first thing that jumps out to me is the security and privacy of people's credit data details. There is a lot of personal information that could be used for stealing one's identity. What a
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It's unfortunate but most of the B2B marketing is done at business conferences I imagine. It's not cheap to setup a booth and I imagine the success rate is not very high.
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Ironic that is perfectly okay by manufacturers for someone to disassemble their car yet electronics companies go nuts and sue you. https://spectrum.ieee.org/green-tech/conservation/why-we-mus...
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We got this for my son and he plays it now and again. He's fairly creative and loves Scratch too. A good gauge is if your child likes Scratch then this is a good compliment.
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I like it but i want to know that the colors represent. For instance, what is eliminated from view in the night sky because i'm in a white, red, or green region.
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Is this the same one listed on craigslist? https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/d/1912-t-electric-...
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Have any good resources on your team's kanban system?
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No Google. https://www.dallasnews.com/business/technology/2018/01/09/re...
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I'm in Dallas. - Currently has a large Amazon distribution center in the suburbs - Strong tech workforce and universities in the area. Other Tech companies in the area Dell(formerly EDS), ATT. Regional centers of Verizon, IBM, Micros
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That is a really interesting nugget of information. Does this mean that a neighborhood could build a co-op ISP and share the costs?
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That is my suspicion as well. What about the repairs make it so the anomaly only occurs during that time and we haven't heard anything since it reopened.
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I second "Making humans a multiplanetary species". Watching Elon Musk give this talk is really interesting. It is painful in delivery but penetrating in content. He also has a knack for the gotcha surprise.
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That's what I thought. Some sort of sterling engine. Yet sterling engines need a heat source and sink. Perhaps the fireplace is a proper heatsink?
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Apparently its known to be fake by David Jones. He did reveal how it was made but the recipient is still keeping it secret. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4762778/How-r...
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Supposedly this one was made by David Jones in 1999 in a Vienna museum. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dpmP_H1LBM
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I've been using a Linux desktop for years (much to my wife's disapproval). I don't believe any of these things are a the biggest reason. Let's look a Linux success stories 1) Android. Perhaps this single biggest exampl
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I would bet accountants still would have a hard time understanding the underlying spending distributions. U.S. spending is a quagmire of illogical and incomprehensible allocations of money. There is so much shoved around for budget purpos
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You are the Q for Dick Tracy.
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With respect to the article it is over a 17 year period. According the the U.S CBO annual spending is around $4 trillion. I'm personally not surprised by these numbers. https://www.cbo.gov/publication/52408
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I have to agree with the assertions that 2. is victim blaming. The group 1. needs to do everything in their power, which they control quite a bit, to stay away from the possibilities of a group 2. situation. People, mostly men, in power n
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As an aside. McDonald did exactly this by doing everything efficiently. They increased their margins by improving costs and having a niche product. Still wasn't easy. See the movie The Founder. http://www.imdb.com/t
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