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UCLA math majors take linear algebra and differential equations in their senior year?
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Thanks, how would you recommend learning about trading platforms. Say I can write a basic trading program in Matlab and Python, who should my program be communicating with?
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Yes, I always thought I could use my math/CS skills to try to make some extra cash on the side, but not even sure where to start (working in healthcare now). I was always under the impression you have to be "close to the market" to be abl
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Do you mean you now use algorithmic trading to make money, or just interested in different approaches, algorithms, etc?
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As a person doing data analysis for several research departments of a large North American hospital, I 100% agree with this.
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This is a very good question. I work at a large Canadian hospital in research environment. I see inefficiencies every day, tons of them, I'm seeing new startup opportunities every week. For example there are lots of problems that could bene
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The unfamiliar ? This article is referenced on HN at least once a week now
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Flying Math: Bees Solve Traveling Salesman Problem
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Not any time soon, their licenses are incompatible. http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/lc88a/were_the_google_...
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**Verbal skills** Top ten Philosophy, 160 Materials, 159 Other, 158 HUMANITIES AND
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Math anxiety causes trouble for students as early as first grade
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Good point. I'm assuming they mean ancient in genetic sense, i.e. kind of species that were typical back when dinosaurs were around and because of their somewhat isolated history, they evolved in a slightly different way from most plants in
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Happy birthday!
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>In the current tech environment, any programmer worth their salt and known to be somewhat available is also getting these emails. Is this actually true?
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Does anyone know of a similar law in Canada?
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Comparison of Data Analysis Software - 4 years of discussions in comments
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The general message there is "I'm always up in the skies working on my proofs. No office hours this week"
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ArXiv paper: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1206.5078v2.pdf
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IU mathematician offers unified theory of dark matter, dark energy
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Here is one that is literally just 1 page: http://i.imgur.com/tpze9.jpg
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This is a very good related episode of This American Life: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/80/ru...
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So are they hoping that the Russian customers will be more comfortable with the Russian government handling their data instead of Google?
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Just Googled the "O'Reilly Data Science Kit" mentioned as one of the prizes and it looks like a really good deal! http://shop.oreilly.com/category/get/data-science-kit.do
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When searched on Google, vim can be any of these things ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vim ), and many more. Notice that Korea is the top searcher, and Vim could very well be a popular Korean name.
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Which further confirms that this whole AMA is a carefully crafted PR stunt.
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http://twitter.com/BarackObama
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>supposed to be
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This is supposed to be him live http://twitter.com/BarackObama/status/240909486234161152/pho...
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Also I imagine many wouldn't customize 404 too much
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So, is P vs NP not useful enough for DARPA? Or is it just not a sexy problem anymore?
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