mathattack

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1. 4621.▲
   Silicon Valley giants settle poaching case(money.cnn.com)

   1 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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   Japan’s ‘slow-as-a-turtle’ taxi service actually gaining customers(japandailypress.com)

   1 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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   by mathattack 13y ago

   I'm sorry - two disconnected thoughts typed too quickly. He is a pioneering brewer, but based on some of the stories about him drinking so much every night it's hard to imagine him not being an alcoholic.
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   by mathattack 13y ago

   By making Sam Adams a national brand, he paved the way for every craft brewer in America. Hard to imagine that he's not an alcoholic.
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   by mathattack 13y ago

   This is very terrible. From reading the article, was it a private boarding school? I'm curious if the pressures in those environments are worse, because the parental support system is weaker.
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   by mathattack 13y ago

   "One big change for Google+ is that there will no longer be a policy of 'required' Google+ integrations for Google products, something that has become de rigueur for most product updates." This is huge. I wonder if th
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   by mathattack 13y ago

   I think it also hurt the case that the girlfriend backed out of helping the police. When that is the case, there's not much you can do. I really hope someone decides to kick this guy's teeth in.
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   by mathattack 13y ago

   “I’m also forever in debt to the Google+ team. This is a group of people who built social at Google against the skepticism of so many.” Seems like the skeptics were right, no? And this is coming from a big fan of Google. Great company,
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   The man who invented the Internet (well, sort of)(cnn.com)

   2 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    NY gets new bootcamp for data scientists(venturebeat.com)

    2 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    Things I learned by implementing convolutional neural nets(bbabenko.tumblr.com)

    3 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    Elusive Data Scientists Driving High Salaries(kdnuggets.com)

    2 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    I'm with you on this. I liked Codecademy a lot, but felt it left people off with too few skills to be useful - like the MVP was underdeveloped.
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    It’s been a good time to be in the VC and startup business and I think it will continue to be as long as the global economy is weak and rates are low. The discounting is what's propping up the market. It's a strange phenomenon
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    Ummmm.... When you fire someone, they take it personally and look for a new job. You can't expect overtime passion from them. What a dingbat!
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    The original didn't come up no the click-through, but I get it completely.
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    The naive nature of this note is almost incredulous. After weeks of silence, we learned that, despite, being found not guilty of the harassment accusations, questions popped up regarding Tom’s judgment in a separate area. We learned that u
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    I agree that forcing people to open social networks in front of someone from HR (yes, recruiting is part of HR) is very creepy. Is it anyone's business who you are friends with? Opening up someone's facebook opens up so many can
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    Yes. And a small group watching a large group can get by with higher pay if they are sufficiently talented. This is not to say that I endorse a world where large regulatory bodies take all the profits from the regulated and pay themselves
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    Is it really a bluff (something they won't do) or just hype? If it's hype, who cares?
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    I think the author made two mistakes: - Assuming that engineers aren't creative, and want to work on well defined problems with well defined inputs. - Confused our parents generation of engineers with ours. The skills of building a goo
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    This seems to be a play on words. The regulators get better pay than sleepy mom and pop commercial bankers, but not more than investment bankers.
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    Struggling NYSE lobbies against high-frequency trading(nypost.com)

    1 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    John Cochrane vs. Financial Intermediation(arnoldkling.com)

    3 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    What Good Marathons and Bad Investments Have in Common(nytimes.com)

    2 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    Good points. Easy to take the history for granted.
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    by mathattack 13y ago

    Interesting. I had thought of "We may have to fight another war" but not that it would be too hard to dig a very big hole and bury them under a mile of concrete. (Do with them whatever we do with nuclear waste - granted we didn&
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    IBM's Watson now tackling health care(money.cnn.com)

    1 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    Extreme password protection...how hackers keep themselves safe(money.cnn.com)

    1 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments
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    An MBA in less than 400 pages?(management.fortune.cnn.com)

    1 points by mathattack 13y ago|0 comments