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by posix_compliant 7y ago
Not nitpicking, genuinely curious. L10? I've never heard of that climbing scale.
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by posix_compliant 7y ago
I think temperature is a property based on the average kinetic energy of particles in a system. The frequency of a proton, I imagine, would be an intrinsic property.
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by posix_compliant 7y ago
I have questions: you describe the change of states of particle as "a smooth transition between being in one energy state to being in a superposition of two energy states to being entirely in the second energy state.&quot
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by posix_compliant 7y ago
Semi-related question: if photons can have various frequencies, does that mean protons can have various frequencies?
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
Age affects everyone, so there's a larger pool of people to make posts and fewer people who would disagree with the negative effects of aging.
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
From what you've said, it's my interpretation that if the 10 year interest rate falls below the 5 year interest rate, then it means that bond purchasers speculate that money in 10 years will have more purchasing power than money i
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
Getting a resource in requests: import requests body = requests.get('http://pycurl.io/') Getting a resource with libcurl: import pycurl from io import BytesIO buffer = BytesIO() c
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
The guest who speaks after Vijaya, Tim Pool, got my fight or flight reflex up just by listening to him talk. It's hard to engage with someone when it feels like an outlet for their aggression rather than a discussion. His words were sa
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
I do get that in the example given there's only one element in each of the true/predicted vectors, but it threw me off for a sec.
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
Friendly comment: at the beginning of section 4 there's this sum: 1 ∑(y_true - y_pred)^2 i=1 There's no 'i' in the sum, should probably be y_true_i - y_pred_i.
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
> 20% more each day I think it's 25% more. To get to 40hrs/week, one would need to work 10hrs/day instead of 8hrs/day.
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
I'm bothered by how frequently people paraphrase this quote Dijkstra to suit their own purposes. Borrowing a famous quote makes me think that they need the help sounding credible.
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
> creations are often easily copied Unless they aren't. > that negates the evolutionary advantage Unless it doesn't. Not only are you speculating, but you're making blanket statements within your speculations.
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
The data streaming world is saturated. There is a real cost associated with choosing between Spark, Flink, Akka, Heron/Storm, IBM Streams, Edgent, or even NodeRed — to the extent that its impossible to evaluate everything. Usually, dev
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
Could you elaborate on this?
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Exploiting LaTeX with CVE-2018-17407(nickroessler.com)
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
I can't recommend this highly enough. Before, I had been working with IBM Clearcase and SVN, so I don't feel like I "got" git until I saw, visually, the following: * interactive rebasing * how remote branches are represe
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
You could make 16 teams of 6 and give each one a different startup idea. You could then create some metric for success and then choose to continue to work on the one with the most success.
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
Good post, but I couldn't disagree more. Regardless of your business size, it will always be valuable to know information such as: * How does every additional coupon-dollar affect the total amount a customer buys? * What is the relatio
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
> Closed via a sales funnel of: 5 new prospect outreach / day, 2 proposal follow-ups / day, 1 existing (or prior) client referral / month How did you find new prospects outside of upwork?
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
As a "junior" applying to data science positions, I have a 50/50 mix of "no way I'm qualified for that", and "that sounds like a really fun problem."
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by posix_compliant 8y ago
Could you elaborate?
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by posix_compliant 9y ago
Where are you getting the 1 cent reduction quantity? My only point was that a greater supply of drivers could yield a lower price, but I never asserted to what degree the price would decrease.
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by posix_compliant 9y ago
I disagree. Uber facilitates the process of becoming a driver, therefore there will be a larger supply of drivers. I believe the price of a fare will decrease due to the increased competition.
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by posix_compliant 9y ago
As a data point, I agree with this itinerary. Especially visit haus coffee, when I first moved to the Bay Area, it served well as a home away from home
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by posix_compliant 9y ago
“Their reasons for remaining gun-free revolved around some loosely held concept of honor,” Beck says. “Being able to move your finger on a trigger is not really a skill that wows anyone.” I find this mindset is reflected in a lot of manga p
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by posix_compliant 9y ago
I find myself confused about the tangle's tip selection algorithm. It seems that a new transaction must choose non-tip sites to confirm, otherwise the overall number of tips would decrease (since only one new tip is created while two b
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by posix_compliant 9y ago
Bank of America's assets total over 2 trillion dollars. I would imagine it's easier for large financial institutions to create such strong guarantees for its users.
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by posix_compliant 10y ago
> the market tends to stratify people by means Could you elaborate on this comment? What are the different stratifications?
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by posix_compliant 10y ago
Organize a meetup! I gave a 45 minute talk in SF last week, and I felt it provided a good environment for creating and honing teaching skills. It was the hard deadline that got me to actually create a message, a slide deck, and hammer down

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