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nicolapede
11y ago
Any suggestion for Windows Phone 8 users?
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11y ago
What's the problem in believing that most of the people that end up being bankers would love to work at GS and that hence GS can just pick up the best ones?
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11y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but is seems like you can now compile and run Hello World on Ubuntu without needing a Windows PC (which I remember was needed at some step before)?
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11y ago
> * You can charge the tablet by itself if you want to. What you mean by that?
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11y ago
I am also using Ghostery and found it really good. I was curious to know if the web experience it provided could be even improved. Thanks for the tips!
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I currently use Ghostery, but I'll check these other ones, thanks!
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11y ago
Which adblockers would you recommend using?
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11y ago
> If I'm understanding correctly, the new test is based on a single data point from each group, rather than an aggregate statistic (like mean) Both the mean and the minimum are a scalar-valued function of the whole sample.
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11y ago
What is the paper's title? I'd like to understand the theory behind this approach.
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I must give you that after few years of using it, I still have to look for documentation for elementary things. I am not familiar with ggplot, so I wasn't comparing them on the ground of the easiness of use, but by looking at some ggpl
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Thanks for the clarification. I am sorry I had got your comment in the wrong way. I am not that familiar with ggplot myself, but I'll give it a go as soon as I'll have the chance.
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> And it's really hard to beat ggplot. To be honest, matplotlib seems a good contender to me ( http://matplotlib.org/ ). Also, what's wrong with comparing R to Pandas/Numpy ? They can only be used from withi
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I see your point now, thanks for the explanation. I mostly do scientific calculations, so effectively manipulations of array of doubles, and I currently mostly use C#. I was under the impression that the performance is similar to C++ (GPU a
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Would you have any reference regarding the performance of java/c++ with respect to manipulation of arrays of doubles? Just curious to know where that 20% comes from.
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11y ago
If anyone is interested in reading more about Alexander's military accomplishments, I found this book http://www.amazon.com/Alexander-Earliest-Detailed-Campaigns-... extremely interesting.
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11y ago
Would you have any reference about the NATO covering terrorist attacks in Italy, please?
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Thanks a lot for your answer, I found it really useful.
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If he keeps the current position for 2 years or for 4 years, does it change dramatically the view you would have of his CV? I guess staying there for 10 years would have a sensible impact on how the resume would look like, I'm just try
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The quality of the pool of reviewers is not independent on the prestige of the journal I'd say.
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How hard is to cheat or bribe to get the other requirements, too (recommendation letter, charity, etc.)? I come from a country where grades are the main variable, so I'd like to have a view on how these additional requirements make the
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These are books I would have liked to have when I studied Mechanics. Just a couple of very nice point spotted on chapter 1 of Introduction to Classical Mechanic: the dimensional analysis example and the linearization of ODEs are worth the r