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this seems almost too good to be true. does it solve everything?
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it doesn't include bonuses
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try the pedal curves http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedal_curve
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Notes to self: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAP_theorem In theoretical computer science, the CAP theorem, also known as Brewer's theorem, states that it is impossible for a distributed computer system
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from what i've heard attempts to prove the Riemann hypothesis this way have been a dead end. mathematicians agree the heuristics concerning random matrices and quantum chaos are true but Physics of the Riemann Hypothesis http:/&#
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bounded join semilattices arise in map-reduce calculations?
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Ed Frenkel made a film to convey the beauty of math - some nudity. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1530994/
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this looks really great. I'm from San Juan PR, we're still trying to convince the public transport board (AMA) to release their GPS data for the bus system.
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I didn't know my phone had a hygrometer! More to tinkerwith on phonegap
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fine... every roach-infested apartment can be rented out regardless of whether it has running hot water or heat in the winter time, air conditioning etc. indeed there is a sucker born every minute.
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What is happening in the Western world (rise of inequality due to skills being prized higher owing to technological change) is very different to what happened in Russia. We are currently in a period of technological change a
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is it because Death metal bands take swedish names?
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225,000 New Yorkers have signed up to Airbnb. WHAT?? According to Wikipedia New York has 3,021,588 households. 7% of New York households are certainly livable but not good enough to rent out. I would like to side with Chesky if he
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At least the guy's enthusiastic
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I keep meaning to take the machine learning course. This is a great way of using metadata to search for patterns in student assingments. This could detect different "approaches" or "strategies"
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omg i'm still digesting it The story then went full-on Breaking Bad nuts, with Redandwhite demanding $150,000 for a "non-clean" kill and $300,000 for a "clean" version. Roberts said that he knew the
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how did they know it was the product of two primes in the 1st place?
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Do you live in New York City? I don't think it's bullshit. This is about landlords who don't want individuals to make money subletting their apartments. The old rich guys in Westchester who own all the housing in the Bronx.
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more bloggers should use creative rhetoric. instead of yet another soapbox "10 things you should do article" he plausibly argues the other side. "training is costly, don't do it." the irony here is like a cup of cof
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it sounds like there's no problem with machine learning itself, it's how you are using it. if you're not learning about cats then you need to try a different strategy that deals more directly with them.
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For Bronx, NY what's the difference between using MTA's Bustime and Firebase's API? http://bustime.mta.info/ It would be nice to have a JSON dump of all the Bronx bus data for the past week or even longer. R
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most people don't really think logically or quantitatively. whatever math people learned in high school and college was forgotten when trying to make adult decisions. and they didn't even get to the good stuff. data science is s
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how about checking for racism? http://www.inc.com/vivek-wadhwa/face-of-success-blacks-in-si... http://www.census.gov/prod/2013pubs/acs-24.pdf "According to U.S. Census Bureau data, in 20
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> There is one site where users share opinions with greater > transparency than Yelp or Google: Facebook. The world’s > biggest social-networking site prohibits the use of fake > names. Facebook isn't that transparent.
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git init git add . git commit ":-)" git push origin master 6 months later I still look it up... this tutorial is for me!
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In the stock market, probability theory is (mis)used to model the typical random behavior of the market, as Nassim Taleb as seen many times. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black%E2%80%93Scholes http://www.bbc.
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this looks like a pleasant introduction to machine learning
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I feel like a dumbass. The two great data science tools I learned for command line are grep and sed :-)
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What is the point of learning 6502 now? I've wanted to try writing for NES. Learning 6502 seems like a fun intellectual exercise - certainly the most fun way to learn assembly. Even if I could write NES code, I probably can't fin
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This is a good start. I am hesistant to share my Gmail info with any app. on the other hand Gmail itself (as in the client) is clearly reading my mail
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