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by leeleelee 11y ago
n=2 in your analysis...don't be fooled by randomness
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Here's how it should work, IMO: (1) An upvote signals a positive sentiment (2) A downvote signals a negative sentiment (3) A subject's "newsworthiness" is measured by the sum of upvotes and downvotes (i.e. 5 upvotes and
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Odd that I got 2 downvotes for "great idea."
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Great idea.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Also, a couple other things... (1) You might be better off writing a small python script for this. That is one heck of a query you wrote. I used to have a job where I regularly wrote queries like this, and they took up to an hour to run som
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by leeleelee 11y ago
I think this type of analysis would be more telling if "phrases" were looked at instead of words. I.e. 2-word and 3-word combinations.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
What is the point of having a human "database operator" who carries out simple tasks like deleting an index when it shows up in a work request log? Is this how most companies structure their dev teams? If you have a human there to
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by leeleelee 11y ago
"nobody will either attend or work for a university" -- universities will never disappear, at least not in 20 years because (a) there's too much business, cash flow, physical infrastructure, etc currently and (b) professions
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by leeleelee 11y ago
The concept is a little ridiculous. First, there is this link which actually shows that men receive more online bullying than women do: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2015/06/01/the-darkest-... Sec
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The Risk of a Billion Dollar Valuation in Silicon Valley(nytimes.com)
3 points by leeleelee 11y ago|0 comments
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by leeleelee 11y ago
I have the information that is public, and nothing suggests they are doing anything different than what is already being worked on by others.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
The old Apple would set out to create a paradigm shift in how humans travel and view transportation (instead of just jumping on the EV bandwagon).
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by leeleelee 11y ago
I disagree with that sentiment. I think the best startups solve really large, difficult problems that affect the world around them .
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Startups are best at solving the personal problems of their founders(ycopenofficehours.com)
2 points by leeleelee 11y ago|2 comments
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by leeleelee 11y ago
This is the definition of racial discrimination.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
You need to get with reality. Look at the fricking photo of what the kid brought. It's inside a small case, with exposed wires, and a digital display. You're really naive if you don't think that's going to raise any eyeb
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by leeleelee 11y ago
The takeaway? Don't use standard e-mail (gmail or otherwise) for anything that needs guaranteed privacy. Once you send an e-mail, it is not within your control what happens to it or who sees it. That's why, for example, in healthc
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by leeleelee 11y ago
You have really terrible reading comprehension. The comment I replied to said "what happened to him was wrong. to suggest otherwise..." -- I did not suggest what happened to him was RIGHT (which would qualify as suggesting otherwi
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Did I suggest otherwise? Re-read my comment.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
Oh come on, you're extremely naive if you couldn't have predicted some type of negative reaction by bringing that project to school, in Texas.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
It's a bad idea because pretty much ANYONE with a little common sense could have predicted that there would be a realistic probability of a BAD outcome by bringing that to school. Even if it's just a little homemade clock project.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
I find python's multiprocessing module to be simple to use. I would be interested in hearing the author elaborate on why he feels it is clunky and has not had a good experience with it.
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by leeleelee 11y ago
May I ask...to those who are so deeply opposed to sharing your personal data with corporations and their partners: Let's assume, worst case scenario -- you enable every single data sharing option on your Android phone as well as let&#x
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by leeleelee 11y ago
You just described the movie Vanilla Sky
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by leeleelee 11y ago
These are all cons of zooming not enabling zoom (except for the tap-to-zoom. If the user wants to zoom, they take on those risks.
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New landing page for JPM Chase(chase.com)
1 points by leeleelee 11y ago|0 comments
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by leeleelee 11y ago
What are the cons of enabling zoom? Are there any?
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by leeleelee 11y ago
If we operate under the assumption that with free services like facebook, twitter, instagram, gmail, etc -- can and will delete our content and revoke access to the service without warning at any point in time -- doesn't that make the
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by leeleelee 11y ago
For the service to be valuable, users are led to believe that when they create a username and a password for themselves, their username will not simply disappear and access revoked at any point in time. That would be quite a useless service
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by leeleelee 11y ago
With enterprise sales, at least in my industry, I would never get through the corporate procurement process in order to become a vendor -- without being a legal business entity.

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