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by rjurney 12y ago
Hey... don't downvote Reynold Xin, author of the post as dupe when he says AMA.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Spark is less mature than Hadoop, so you will run into issues like this. In my experience, advocating for the bug to get fixed often results in it getting fixed... on a several month timeline. This happened with Avro support in Python. I ad
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by rjurney 12y ago
I did it all for the lulz.
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A new class of attack via LinkedIn Skills(twitter.com)
6 points by rjurney 12y ago|2 comments
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by rjurney 12y ago
Just saying, it isn't free. There is lock-in, and with Microsoft... do you really want to be locked in?
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by rjurney 12y ago
Company scrip http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_scrip
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by rjurney 12y ago
"ITS A TRAP!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F4qzPbcFiA
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by rjurney 12y ago
This is how I've always done web development. If you care about performance, instead of having an AJAXy API load JSON, you just load the data all in the page's controller and stuff it into a template. Nothing about this seems new
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by rjurney 12y ago
Well, they give you more toxic antibiotics that may be older but that have too many side effects for routine use.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Yes. If it takes 30 years for this drug to become resistant, but 5 or 10 for other antibiotics... then a sound strategy is to use the long-lasting drug, and save the drugs with a shorter lifespan as second, or third tier. This will slow the
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by rjurney 12y ago
The data science bootcamps are definitely an effective way to train scientists to be data scientists.
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by rjurney 12y ago
The data science bootcamps are definitely an effective way to train scientists to be data scientists.
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by rjurney 12y ago
For your Crohn's, fasting would be similar to total bowel rest, wouldn't it? i.e. it would help the bowel heal.
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by rjurney 12y ago
I didn't read the study, but what definition of fast are they using? Water only?
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by rjurney 12y ago
This is no longer true. The Gen 3 (latest) helmet lets you walk around just fine. For instance, my favorite demo is in some kind of nuclear sub control room. You can walk around, up to panels, even kneel down and look up under a shelf.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Having tried an Oculus Rift generation 3, where the tracking is PERFECT and the resolution is adequate, I think VR will do better in 2015 than he suggests.
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Self-documenting Code with OneTab(datasyndrome.com)
7 points by rjurney 12y ago|1 comments
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by rjurney 12y ago
In college I lived in a mixed income development in Atlanta that replaced Techwood Homes, a notorious project. It was pretty cool. The two-rent-level system seemed to work well. http://www.centennialplaceapartments.com/
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by rjurney 12y ago
The home of pub-glassing.
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by rjurney 12y ago
I think its stupid they did that, but then I do remember widespread use of "Tromol" in Moscow. People would take it in high doses and veg out for days at a time.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Still, there is something nice about a chemical appearing in nature. Gives evidence that it doesn't do batshit crazy things to life.
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by rjurney 12y ago
He's 35 and totally burnt out. Give him time, hopefully he'll do something ambitious.
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by rjurney 12y ago
They need a custom designed enclosure with pretty lights.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Crazy people mean what they say, even when it is so bad its unbelievable.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Applications in customer service, sales and CRM.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Sure - thats my impression of him.
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by rjurney 12y ago
The value is subconscious.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Pretty much all web companies optimize for big user growth numbers, at the expense of ignoring bots. It sounds good.
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by rjurney 12y ago
Would you give this up to save a few points on taxes? Penny wise, pound foolish.
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by rjurney 12y ago
What kind of businesses aren't in the Bay Area that you'd want to target?

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