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   by oneloop 10y ago

   If you think writing like an orc is "audience appropriate", you're mistaken. Here's a preliminary release on the original study: http://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lanonc/PIIS1470-2045(
2. 302.▲
   by oneloop 10y ago

   > It doesn't cause very much cancer I can tell you're an expert on the subject from the very technical language you use.
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   by oneloop 10y ago

   I think it's first-world countries who are doing that.
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   by oneloop 10y ago

   Newegg is on Commission Junction, you don't have to put anything up front. Initiate a business relationship through there and in a few months ask to get off CJ and propose your own terms.
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   by oneloop 10y ago

   Great PR.
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   by oneloop 10y ago

   Found this: http://attrition.org/errata/plagiarism/it_regulatory_standar...
7. 307.▲
   by oneloop 10y ago

   Maybe you meant Cyprus?
8. 308.▲
   by oneloop 10y ago

   Indeed
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   by oneloop 10y ago

   Nope. There is no way I would've bought into that "you can't keep the evidence" bullshit, I don't care if you're the Pope. I think Gavin maybe got a little starry eyed thinking he was talking to the bitcoin god
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    Yes. The need for indices is easier to identify on NoSQL: if you want to grab a key in O(1) then you need an index. However this simplicity comes not from eschewing SQL but because the queries you typically demand are simpler.
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    You're absolutely right. It would be interesting to make a list of white and blue collar jobs where you pair professions with the same pay level. mopping the floor -- office secretary plummber -- wordpress etc
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    Look up "content marketing"
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    Same article on the FT: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/af23e3ea-07f1-11e6-b6d3-746f8e9cdd... James Comey, director of the FBI, said on Thursday that the cost was “worth it”, but added that an accommodation needed
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    Isn't this the guy who used investor's money to buy a Ferrari?
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    You're using an "at equilibrium" argument. The things you described might take 10-20+ years. Between lenders tightening up and college prices coming down, you have a generation of poor people that can't go to college.
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    I have other things to do with my life, fortunately.
17. 317.▲
    by oneloop 10y ago

    My point was "this piece of software surely has more bugs than Mathematica". What's your point? That because they both have a non-zero number of bugs we should be equally suspicious of both?
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    Mathematica is a very complex piece of software. As an ex-physicist there's no way I would trust this completely unknown open source alternative.
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    by oneloop 10y ago

    Symbolic manipulation. That's the only reason Mathematica is used in academia. If you're in the academia and want to do numeric computations you would use something like R or Matlab.
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    That's awesome. Do you have link to docs?
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    Could you expand? I'm going through this right now and it would probably be useful.
22. 322.▲
    by oneloop 11y ago

    So? Same is true for any kind of evidence.
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    I'll save us all time by saying that this text is equivalent to "what most people likes is not what I like, therefore what a sad state of affairs!"
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    Can anyone make a rational argument why uber-type companies are winner takes all?
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    You seem to think that's somehow wrong. Excluding ouliers some times makes sense. If you're trying to decide whether variable x ptedicts y, it makes sense to remove data points where you have strong reasons to believe that other v
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    10-15% of 70m is 7-10.5m
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    I like in the UK and I DID know it existed. However, I am in the industry, so that probably explains it. It was very incomplete in the number of cards it contained.
28. 328.▲
    by oneloop 11y ago

    We can conclude from this that they weren't doing very well, right? I mean, you don't accept an acquihire if you're doing great.
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    So? No sense of humor?
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    You're the same kind of people that would tell Zuckerberg "Why do you want teenagers? What are you going to do, advertise to them? They have no money" Don't be ridiculous.