rjurney

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   by rjurney 11y ago

   This is why I use okcupid. People there actually want to get to know other people.
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   I'm thinking more internally, non-doctor users.
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   To the haters: this looks like something you could hand tweak to get a great result.
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   Startup Cluster Visualized: ATL Security Founder Network(demo.relato.io)

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

   So what does Convox, Inc. offer?
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   by rjurney 11y ago

   I don't think open access lists for HIPAA data would be a bad thing. Why do you? In fact, it sounds like a great idea. Shine some light on who is accessing what data.
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   Visualizing modern markets as network maps(demo.relato.io)

   6 points by rjurney 11y ago|0 comments
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   Mapping and visualizing entire markets(demo.relato.io)

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

   Had their economy grown, they could have afforded the payments. This is the real problem, and the bailout doesn't fix it.
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    Graphs in the world: Modeling systems as networks(radar.oreilly.com)

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

    Write it. Always thought about it, never seen it... except for Reggie Watts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdHK_r9RXTc
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    BUILDING a WEB APPLICATION WITH ANALYTICS USING DOCKER AND MARATHON(mesos.apache.org)

    1 points by rjurney 11y ago|0 comments
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    This is pretty interesting, because I have radiofrequency ablation treatments every 6-12 months, where they stick wires near the nerve roots in my neck and run RF through the wire until it heats to 100C, thereby killing the nerves that tran
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Any time there's an amplifier and antennae?
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Using PHP to characterize dynamic languages is like using a Lada to characterize cars.
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    If you haven't read Ramez's books, you're missing out. Check out Nexus, and then the sequels. Without a doubt, the best sci-fi I've read in a long time http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nexus_%28Ramez_Naa
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Too bad Python 3 equals Perl 6. :(
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Most of their success is owing to the invention of new interfaces that fit new form factors. Before that, only dissatisfying shit is available, and the market is mostly novelty. After that, new device categories have actual features a human
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Yeah, and it was really disruptive innovation, right? Lulz
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    And it was a smash hit, right? Or... nope, iwatches were shit until Apple defines how the interface will work.
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Says the guy who will own one within a year. Or the Android knock off.
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Are you kidding? Apple reinvents every space they enter with profound invention. Do you remember computers before the Mac? Notebooks before the Macbook? Music players before the iPod? Phones before the iPhone? Tablets before the iPad? And i
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Amazon is the only company other than Apple that consistently thought leads and innovates ahead of other companies and open source.
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Have they embraced and extended? I can't tell from a quick read.
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    I can't actually comment on what is good/bad R code, because I've never seen any R code beyond a few lines that I could follow.
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    True, but if you write decent or so-so Python code, it is readable to anyone who knows a C like language. So-so R code is still impenetrable. The language matters. One is optimized for ... honestly I have no idea what R is optimized for. I
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Well, the point here is reproducibility, which requires reading and understanding the code, right?
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    Many Python packages are written in C. So long as there's a clean interface, I don't see it as a problem.
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    If so, you're the first "people" I've ever heard this argument from :)
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    by rjurney 12y ago

    No, but he does sound right. Rejecting a paper because of a made up standard based on brand preference is stupid.