rjurney

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   by rjurney 11y ago

   This is cool, and I'm glad its back. That being said, I got about 3 minutes joy from reading my profile again. Paid for it five years ago. Still not useful for me :/
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   If you like this, you might like this post I wrote a while back: http://datasyndrome.com/post/69514893525/yelp-dataset-challe...
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   One gets the feeling it was an old law nobody thought about?
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   You also don't see things about feature engineering, how to know what to do next to improve things, etc. ML is an art, and nobody covers this much :(
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   This is the biggest news since YC started. The YC model works, but it isn't churning out disruptions like Xerox PARC did... ethernet, the laser printer, the PC. It tends to produce Reddits. This could fill that gap. Bravo...
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   You launch Perl 6 without updating the fucking home page? So Perl. So perl.
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   And nobody cares.
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   - Socrates - (wikipedia) Perhaps the most interesting facet of this is Socrates' reliance on what the Greeks called his "daimōnic sign", an averting (ἀποτρεπτικός apotreptikos) inner voice Socrates heard only when he was abou
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   Fun fact: One charge against Socrates, the founder of western philosophy, for which he was put to death, was for hearing voices... that weren't Greek gods, but were 'other gods.' And talking about it. Preaching other gods bei
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    Major players and important partnerships in the big data market, fully data-driven(radar.oreilly.com)

    2 points by rjurney 11y ago|0 comments
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    There is a market report that goes along with this visualization: http://oreilly.com/go/mapbigdata Feedback appreciated!
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    Interactive, social query of a map of the analytics space(demo.relato.io)

    5 points by rjurney 11y ago|1 comments
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    The first fully data-driven market report, from O'Reilly(oreilly.com)

    5 points by rjurney 11y ago|0 comments
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    What if the dolphins know terrible secrets people shouldn't know?
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    No, it shouldn't be. I didn't claim to innovate myself, but I can at least recognize the complexity of researching and crafting new interfaces the whole world can't figure out. Having just done something new, I lost my temper
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Mapping markets constitutes basic research. Product aside, it is important work. Understanding markets better makes them more efficient. Is this new? http://oreilly.com/go/mapbigdata It is the first data driven market
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Invented by Alan Kay, Dynabook, 1968. Only achieved recently, by this model and its predecessors. Ask Alan.
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    I am continuously amused at how the startup tech crowd can't see how innovative Apple products are... and yet they inevitably chase the markets Apple creates a few years later. For most of you, I would suggest that the innovation in th
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Thanks for your interest. We have customers paying, and the graph visualization is just one part of what we offer. The main thing we provide are lists of leads. As to getting to leads... tens of thousands of companies and partnerships in an
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    In that case, who cares if their email is leaked?
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Wait, who did that? Certainly not me. You mean the attackers?
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    I don't consider them 'sinners,' but you do make a good point.
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Relato is hiring a Sales Data Scientist. The first sales data scientist. See http://blog.relato.io/post/127202597907/the-rise-of-the-sale... Relato maps the markets that make up the broader economy and then uses t
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Its hard to feel too bad for the victims of these attacks, given that their behavior hurts others. Oh wow I think I'm getting old.
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Oh great to hear! Awesome.
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    I would write a charting library that uses d3 to let you chart in the repl. Let me import a 1D array of numbers and make a histogram in one line. Let me import a time series and plot that in one line. This is meat. What you've got is f
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    This is neat, but what I really need to do is... import a time series and see it plotted as line, bar, at different granularities, regress a trend line, do anomaly detection. Make histograms, show me the mean/median/IQT/skew&
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    I get the feeling you don't actually program. Or your writing is disconnected from the programmer part of you.
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Because it seems you're making an assumption about the problem being reproducible and identifiable by running half the code. I've never found this to be the case. Ever. Its a strange idea. Where does this come from? This isn'
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    by rjurney 11y ago

    Yeah, nothing is persuasive. Everything simply confirms or disconfirms what you already know. There is no learning. I will die knowing what I knew yesterday. Life is shit, eat Arby's. Am I following along?