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by pseut 13y ago
I think you're looking for the phrase "debit card."
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by pseut 13y ago
Adding /en/ to the URL creates an expectation that there are translations in other languages.
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by pseut 13y ago
That would be "all companies."
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by pseut 13y ago
> What's better, the docs for Backbone.Marionette, or Backbone? Offline or online viewing? Should I need a web connection to read the documentation?
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by pseut 13y ago
butterfly mode
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by pseut 13y ago
The last paragraph was fun: "“UWM’s vision is to create a large-scale sport and entertainment experience where martial artists can compete against each other with real weapons, with an objective measure of who would have won in a real
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by pseut 13y ago
FRED doesn't have the data you need?
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by pseut 13y ago
Almost any language can throw a query to google, so yes.
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by pseut 13y ago
Well, crap, they've certainly got enough pictures of rockets. Sign me up!
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by pseut 13y ago
4. The guy's also famously wealthy
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by pseut 13y ago
Probably not one you know well...
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by pseut 13y ago
Oh, I meant that I want to link a github repo containing latex for a paper to sharelatex; I.e. You'd be Travis-ci for latex repos.
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by pseut 13y ago
Just tested this out with a 150 page document split across several folders; it compiled quickly and I really like the way you display the logs and warnings. Looks great! And I really appreciate your making it opensource. Integrating this wi
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by pseut 13y ago
latexmk has an auto-compilation feature
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by pseut 13y ago
Then tear up the pre-nup and sign a new contract.
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by pseut 13y ago
Right, but my point is that "as simple as possible" in this case is still "very complicated." It's sort of like trying to use "Hello world" to explain the difference between static and dynamic typing.
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by pseut 13y ago
That's almost a straw-man argument. When you're making statements about pure probabilities, everyone is a bayesian. Most toy examples make "frequentists" look like morons, because essentially all of the judgement and d
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by pseut 13y ago
Statisticians do not spend time arguing this issue; some people like some tools and other people like others, but at this point people are pretty accommodating. But they're not mathematically equivalent. That's like saying that ne
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by pseut 13y ago
I think the sync is based on firefly physiology. Logo simulation: http://education.mit.edu/starlogo/samples/firefly.htm
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by pseut 13y ago
You can use Julia in IPython, but I'm not sure if that gets you everything you'd want. It definitely doesn't meet the "no configuration" criterion.
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by pseut 13y ago
You must be unfamiliar with crack.
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by pseut 13y ago
Ah, if only...
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by pseut 13y ago
Polya's "how to solve it" is a classic.
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by pseut 13y ago
Yes, but you have to be able to do it first.
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by pseut 13y ago
It depends on the subreddit. Some encourage on-topic self posts. eg http://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/wiki/greatpost
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by pseut 13y ago
Honestly, I think your example is a better demonstration of this than the article's. You make a change in four places, make a single commit, and then someone reading the code later can use the VCS to find all of the relevant parts of t
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by pseut 13y ago
I like the implication that these "software engineers from the eighties" are absurdly rare creatures that no longer exist. edit: but yes, it's amazing.
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by pseut 13y ago
I love this. Write an integral with infix notation. :)
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by pseut 13y ago
For any one else going through this, Al Anon and Nar Anon are similar to groups like AA, but for family members of alcoholics and adicts. http://www.al-anon.alateen.org/ and http://www.nar-anon.org/
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by pseut 13y ago
True, but that doesn't make "something" the correct answer.

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