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by mrcactu5 13y ago
I can't steal it right now. LibGen is considered "questionable content" which is against JP Morgan policy.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
And in English the most common last name is "Smith". Both of deal with metals is that a coincidence?
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
it sounds great to blend Python and Lisp!
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
December is like Next month... but I have already signed up!
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
When I set it to "advanced" level, I wondered how my computer scrabble player got 6 bingos in a row. Scrabble is perfect information. You don't know your opponents tiles, so they may as well be in the bag. At any given stag
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Twitter Image Encoding Challenge(stackoverflow.com)
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
interesting older guy in the youtube video
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
<rant>i find blogging very hard. the exercise of creating a narrative -- putting it together for other people -- when I write a blog, I always get a sinking feeling that nobody is reading - and it's probably true. however, the
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
if the article is too difficult to follow, there is always Adventures in Synthetic Biology http://www.nature.com/nature/comics/syntheticbiologycomic/ That is the comic I read a Synthetic Biology REU at
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
I think data scientist is a sexed up term for a statistician. fuck-yeah
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
I had just put down this bloom filter tutorial by Jason Davies, now another one comes up. It's a sign. www.jasondavies.com/bloomfilter/
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
A lot of this discussion on gender seems extraneous. Learning Clojure is a simple 2-step process * stfu * learn Clojure
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
Chillax, man!! Pretend that the gender of your reader is of no consequence and just write your stuff, period. Are you having your period? Stop clogging this post with your feminist angst. Learn some fucking Clojure or STFU.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
this seems really awesome, but I have no idea what it does? I know that Python compiles to C and that Clojure compiles to JVM (or even to JavaScript). My cartoon: scripting lang --> programming lang --> native code Honestly, I
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
it was a nightmare due to most programmers' ironic contempt for computer science, let alone mathematics. they consider it a waste of money. I moved to another country (Puerto Rico) have 2 excellent data scientist jobs and have enjoye
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
When we consider it at all, we're inclined to deny it, deconstruct it, or explain it away as an "ideology of genius." Geniuses of the past seem to have been perched on their pedestals so that we might drag them
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
I left graduate school bitter and resentful. Now I'm hearing it's a cliche. Once you leave academia, you pay for all of your thinking time & how have to confront that humans decisions collectively by what looks and feels good
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
Why do ECC when RSA-2048 works just fine? One argument I keep hearing is that as we keep factoring the RSA numbers we just come up with bigger ones. Not a cryptography expert here, I don't know how to respond to these.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
congratulations, you have implmented the Zariski tangent space using nilpotent matrices. welcome to the beautiful theory of algebraic geometry and schemes. http://math.stanford.edu/~vakil/0708-216/216class21.pdf
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
I believe you, but what applications do you have in mind?
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
to me this is a glimpse of the computer world near 2000. the idea of file compression just becoming popularized. these days, every time a startup reaches an IPO, we get a movie, book or long series of articles. we learn the guys revolutio
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
Ya know, Coursera clones are not bad. I like Coursera's muddled nature, but I will accept organized online courses as well.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
I can think of several other news agencies - other than NYT - who still haven't taken analytics seriously. This could be a blueprint for how to build the case.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
It looks like Emma's math prowess is working against her. It's ironic the app developers - who need her help the most - are pushing her away. OK, so there is a difference between computer science and programming. that's why
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
are we just being "gaijin" by taking the article at face value. japanese are particularly good at keeping different segments of their identity separate.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
this almost cancel's out the societal effects of the (still active) KKK.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
the human need for potable water is not subjective
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
Yep. Everytime I through it down the trash or toilet I wonder where it's going for about a minute. Then I forget about it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pacific_garbage_patch http://es.wikipedia.
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
I didn't realize the inside of a proton was so complicated. we usually just say "2 top quarks, 1 bottom quark", etc. And yet QCD is much more complicated than this... we never go back and reconcile it with the simplified ver
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by mrcactu5 13y ago
what about videogame designer or "solar panel consultant" ?

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