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Fittingly, another type of bias observed in the linked report is that against Solo Founders. The report states that solo founders do worse when measured against the same yardstick as multiple founders . Maybe from a VC perspective this is
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How to make stress your friend (2013)(ted.com)
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While Go could probably be better at not letting you shoot yourself in the foot, 1-4 seem to be code smells - you should fix your code and not the language. 5-6 seem to be personal preference, I have no problem with either as they are and t
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Tesla’s master plan uses its drivers to map every lane on the road(qz.com)
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I haven't paid for cable TV in a long time. We've got netflix and amazon prime, and pay the $20/mo for sling during college football season (I would gladly pay less for an NCAA streaming channel..). Everything we watch is cov
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For the next step, and easier name matching... why not export a CSV of your online banking and use names and totals to match? Or are these cash receipts?
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I've been thinking about this kind of thing for a number of years (even coded a micropayment solution which was terrible). But this article reminded me of that and just gave me a thought: What if you flipped the burden to online co
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Why it doesn’t matter that YOU don’t want self-driving cars(medium.com)
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I've done this a few times. Depending on the size/density of your data, it can be fine. If you have billions of entities and/or highly dense relations, it's not very efficient though. I didn't use table inheritance,
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by pbnjay 11y ago
I am no longer accepting applications. Thanks everyone!
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Stridatum LLC, Charlotte, NC | REMOTE OK Go Developer Stridatum is a small software development house working on a few projects in Go (Golang if you're searching this page). IoT, embedded systems, big data, you name it! We also have
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Fine print at the bottom: > The data does not account for text compression, which reduces the size of text files. I feel like this hugely downweights the differences, HTML and JS compress very well so this means images and other Ad data
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If you need more tests to cover the "extra lines of code" resulting from the explicit nature if Go code, then your prior tests didn't sufficiently cover all the edge cases. So Go's verbosity is a win.
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This looks pretty cool, are there any comparisons to NLTK et al? The examples seem pretty straight forward and well commented, but overall Documentation is a bit lacking. Now the really important question: Is it pronounced the same as a &qu
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I haven't read much into it, but I assume this is a voluntary program. If you want to keep driving you can take part, but otherwise you'd have a standard sentence.
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If you're on Mac, Postgres.app has an alpha build on github: https://github.com/PostgresApp/PostgresApp/releases
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If you really intend this for use in testing, I'd suggest making the injections less nasty. I could easily see a junior dev slapping this in and deleting some important stuff. I'd also add more invalid UTF encodings and embedded n
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Looks pretty neat! - Can you render the fonts at higher DPI? It doesn't look good on a retina screen at all. Ex: http://i.imgur.com/HiclAPI.png
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LOL. Versus implementing bloom filters in a relational database?
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Don't get me wrong, I love Postgres and use it in pretty much all of my projects... but for this kind of application it's not very well suited. Leave your relational data for the database and use something more efficient! Redis co
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I assume he made a bunch of variations, this was just one of them. That way he could get placement in every spot on the page.
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Why did BLAST not work for you? In the comments here you keep mentioning memory, but we've never had that be the bottleneck (and we use BLAST for things much larger than the human genome). I'm really concerned that the team behind
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I got it right, using decimals - I was probably a little too exhaustive... http://imgur.com/6adtvqz
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If anyone's curious about the raw numbers, I found the counts here: http://int.nyt.com/newsgraphics/2015/2015-06-26-rule-guessin... {"count": 27723, "numNo": 0, "share"
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OT but funny enough I worked with an accounting PhD student to extract SEC filings and mine for some keywords and associated numbers and tables, from this same FTP and I remember it being so dog-slow. This was like 8 years ago too, sad its
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Apple wants access to Swift's market. Devs want access to Apple's market. Simple supply and demand here - the demand side has to pay or otherwise they don't get in. Sure it sucks that the policies aren't very transparent
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It looks interesting, but really needs a live demo I can play with. The screenshots on this page make it look really simple (probably TOO simple)...
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Very cool wrappers, I've used Streak off and on for a while and definitely appreciate how well it integrates with gmail. Do you have any notion of how fragile things are when dom-hacking? Do you have to constantly keep up with google&#
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No need to be dismissive. The getting started guide linked to makes no mention of scikit - so yes, I don't even know what I don't know. scikit is not a prerequisite for machine learning, it's simply one way to approach it.
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Yeah that's what I was referring to - still a lot of missing pieces. What type is X_train or Y_train? a list of dicts? Same question for prediction output? I know enough about deep learning to grok the overall concepts and structure, b

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