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by overkill28 6y ago
That's too bad, I hope at least the old episodes remain on YouTube. Not only because it is simple and easy and free to find and listen to the episodes, but the associated visual content (clips, reactions) is good too. Would Elon's
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by overkill28 6y ago
The IMF is predicting the global economy will contract by 3% this year, which would be the worst since the great depression. However what made the Great Depression so painful was its depth, scope and length. The US experienced 4 straight
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by overkill28 7y ago
I agree, the downfall of Yelp was its hard push for people to install the app, e.g. requiring an account to see all the reviews, requiring the app to see the photos. Why do that when I can get better results directly in my browser?
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by overkill28 7y ago
Later on in the article they explain that the initial approach was to include the profitability of an item directly in its metadata so that the algorithm could use that in its ranking criteria. They changed their approach to instead measure
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by overkill28 7y ago
From the article: > Master’s degrees in fields like computer engineering, education, English, history and math seem to have fewer outlier programs and lower borrowing amounts over all. It’s the less mainstream programs, where vague promi
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by overkill28 7y ago
Interestingly the screenshot they chose for this article shows the feature-the "Claim this knowledge panel" button at the bottom-that users are intended to use to fix mistakes with their own data: https://images.wsj.net
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by overkill28 7y ago
Yeah but the number of Americans with at least a bachelor's degree[1] and the number of 4 year degree granting institutions[2] have both increased by nearly 50% since 1990. So your median bachelor degree holder today is likely younger
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by overkill28 7y ago
Seriously, it bugs me when people try to cook and start with a giant, very precise recipe that has you using multiple pans and a laundry list of fresh herbs and spices. That might be fun for a special occasion but it's not a good way t
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by overkill28 7y ago
Putting aside privacy for a moment, does anyone know what they're actually building? As far as I know they've sold the city on a bunch of vague "smart tech" promises without any concrete details. I have no idea what Side
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by overkill28 7y ago
Do you know his rationale for some of the blanket statements like "always use an iPhone, never an Android device" and "never use Safari on your laptop, but it's ok to do so on your phone?" Presumably sophisticated o
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by overkill28 7y ago
> You send a trained mental health nurse and/or social worker to talk to them, several times a day if necessary. If they don't want to engage, you work with them to build a relationship of trust. You work with that person to g
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by overkill28 7y ago
How much did it cost??
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by overkill28 8y ago
Yeah > International passengers traveling to, from and through Atlanta in 2017 rose by 4.86 percent to 12,033,865, while cargo operations were up 5.66 percent. Overall, Hartsfield-Jackson hosted 103,902,992 passengers last year... https
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by overkill28 8y ago
Yeah most of the people commenting in this thread probably come from countries where major airports are used primarily for international transit, and run by for-profit companies that want to maximize transfer passengers. They have no concep
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by overkill28 16y ago
Nice! anyone who's worked on wall street has seen how much people pay for K