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by researcher11 10y ago
I didn't downvote so I don't know why people are doing it directly but I just checked and Squarespace has a very low glassdoor rating. Similar to that of Theranos before the scandals. There might be some hints there.
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by researcher11 10y ago
Sure, I wear blue blockers 2 hours before bed (~11pm) and I use blue LEDs that shine in my eyes from a distance while I'm reading for an hour after I get up at (7am). I don't use an alarm clock and I can't drink caffeine (Gra
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by researcher11 10y ago
I also have a very strict microbiota tailored diet and do intermittent fasting (5:2). I do this to naturally manage Graves' disease. I also have to exercise regularly and I use blue light therapy to regulate circadian rythims. It'
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by researcher11 10y ago
This is my favorite Bad TED talk - by a physicist using the power law straight line trick; https://www.ted.com/talks/sean_gourley_on_the_mathematics_of... It was also published in Science. Sean also founded Quid. I tho
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by researcher11 10y ago
The people that I know at MS and Yahoo told me that Page Rank was never as good as meta-documents. And meta-documents was more than sufficient to explain the improvement in relevance. Of course this is anecdotal and I would be happy to see
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by researcher11 10y ago
It's basically the union of Information Retreival, Big Data, and Machine Learning. There is a lot of good and bad info out there. It's best to tailor your learning around a problem so you can get feedback on what works. Building b
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by researcher11 10y ago
I'm an applied researcher in search science. This is a very typical domain specialized search problem. These days it uses Big Data, Machine Learning, constant experimenting / prototyping, A/B testing. I get to geek out each a