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Usually money.
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So maybe do something less violent, like kneel during a football game. People will definitely unilaterally support that, right?
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I suppose these are the results of the gap between technology and legislation.
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Can you give an example of such a community?
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Despite sharing some similarities, there’s a huge difference between those two languages.
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Whether or not you believe America was built on freedom has a strong correlation to your political affiliation.
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6y ago
For what it’s worth, people said the same thing about Chess, then Go, then Starcraft. In these battles, AI seems to win with enough time.
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Trans people are killing themselves at alarming rates along with a slew of other issues. Why is spreading your version of reality more important than their lives?
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Trans people are killing themselves at alarming rates along with a slew of other issues. Why is your ability to disagree with them more important than their lives?
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Not if all the education is being delivered online.
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“How to Guarantee a Life of Misery” by Charlie Munger
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r/fatfire
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I'd compare it loosely to taking notes by hand on a tablet. There is benefit in both, when they are combined it can be a better tool than either alone.
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Facebook again declines to limit political ad targeting
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One point(though I will admit this is the cynical part of my brain speaking) immediately jumps to mind. If the server goes down, you can blame Microsoft. Even the least technical person can’t blame you for that. If you create your own data
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Why do you have to go to university to properly study machine learning?
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From the paper: An individual with a 60 minute commute has to earn 40 per cent more money to be equally satisfied with life as an individual who can walk to the office. I found this very interesting, given the fact that I know a lot of peop
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Stress That Doesn't Pay: The Commuting Paradox (2004) [pdf]
(econstor.eu)
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Thanks for sharing!
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I just worked on a project to predict significant(greater than 3 std) changes in the market and my biggest pain point was the lack of open source resources for quantitative finance(QF). It makes sense given the industry, but then I remind m
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From the author: It's unclear why Facebook and the White House didn't admit Zuckerberg, Trump and Peter Thiel had this dinner until we found out separately and asked Facebook. It's also unclear what the Facebook CEO, board me
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Trump Hosted Zuckerberg for Undisclosed Dinner at the White House in October
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Depends on the location and company. In a smaller city working for a smaller company an entry level data scientist might be happy to pull in 60k. In a major city working for a large company you can at the very least double that number.
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Enjoyed the post but I found this sentence interesting. >As a candidate, it’s easy to get a foot in the door and be evaluated by an interviewer. Do people really feel that way about a ML SWE postion at Lyft? I would be interested to see
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This applies to academics as well. A lot of people have stories of being the best in their class/school at something, but when they get to college they are average, or even below average because they never had to deliberately study.
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Or maybe an arbitrage/all you can eat buffet where you pay x per month to watch y shows from z services?
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell Has ‘Serious Concerns’ with Facebook Libra Proposal
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I don’t believe there are laws prohibiting video surveillance in public by businesses. Some states have laws prohibiting filming in locations where one expects privacy. Other states allow filming in private spaces as long as the business no
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Think about it from the artist's point of view. What financial incentive does an unknown artist have to clear samples? On one end of the spectrum, you create a song using an uncleared sample and it goes nowhere. Nine Inch Nails never h
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Thanks!
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