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Mark Zuckerberg drops lawsuits to force hundreds of Hawaiians to sell him land(theguardian.com)
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The Color of Consciousness(nybooks.com)
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by sinemetu11 10y ago
Full title is "Root mean square error (RMSE) or mean absolute error (MAE)? – Arguments against avoiding RMSE in the literature."
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Root mean square error or mean absolute error? – Arguments against avoiding RMSE [pdf](geosci-model-dev.net)
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by sinemetu11 10y ago
> My overall point is that the progress narrative is counterproductive. We ought to abandon it. A simple step is to stop using obfuscating terms that prop up a progress narrative. Words like innovation, impact and disruption invite an ab
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Morality and the Idea of Progress in Silicon Valley(berkeleyjournal.org)
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“Your Music” has a 10k song limit on Spotify(community.spotify.com)
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by sinemetu11 10y ago
There was a recent study looking at this possible issue. They called it Search Engine Manipulation Effect [1]: "The fifth experiment is especially notable in that it was conducted with eligible voters throughout India in the midst of I
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A Look at the ‘Snowden’ Trailer(nytimes.com)
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A Federal Judge Compared Uber to Silk Road: Conspiracy to Surge(motherboard.vice.com)
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Using R packages and education to scale Data Science at Airbnb(medium.com)
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Chronos: cron-like jobs for back-end systems(github.com)
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Annotated notes and summaries of the TensorFlow white paper(github.com)
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“Your Music” has a 10k song limit on Spotify(community.spotify.com)
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StartMail Private Email Provider White Paper [pdf](startmail.com)
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What If Mondrian Were a Programmer?(studio360.org)
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The Algorithm Auction(artsy.net)
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
I guess this might get into some special sauce territory, but was there a specific reason why this type of recommendation system was deprecated?
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
A couple reason why I built this. All of the current public domain poetry sites are full of ads, unusable on mobile, or both. I also have found myself on lunch breaks wanting to read something that isn't so serious (I usually read the
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Show HN: Poemmm.link – public domain poetry with a tweet(poemmm.link)
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
> we should all mark these individuals and there emails and other info, so they are banned for ever. This seems a bit over the line. So the elancer has no way to right this wrong? OP should just message the person. If he doesn't fix
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
I imagine NY would be much pricier if Long Island was left out.
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
Why would someone want to use this instead of jekyll or similar?
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
"Verizon hasn’t made a formal proposal to AOL, and no agreement is imminent, said the people, who asked not to be named because the discussions are private." I'm calling bullshit.
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
Are there any good blog posts on selling https everywhere to the business folks? I'm an engineer and would like to see the product I work on have HTTPS everywhere but I'm not sure of the ways in which I could convince people to su
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A Google Gentrification Fight That Doesn’t Involve San Francisco(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
Is the sarcasm from van Rossum or PG? If Rossum I find this quote much more interesting. :)
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The Slow Death of ‘Do Not Track’(nytimes.com)
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
To me what's baffling about stories like this is that there are so many people that are blind to the fact that this even happens. This was 50k+ people, yet there are so many that think if you "just work hard" then you won&#x2
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by sinemetu11 12y ago
"filter(P, S) is almost always written clearer as [x for x in S if P(x)]" - Guido van Rossum on Python I've always felt the opposite about the python list comprehension syntax.

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