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sonofaragorn
5y ago
All these rules determine what it shouldn't recommend. What rules would you use to determine what it should recommend? Would you agree that these rules will quickly become unwieldy and a pain to maintain? And that these will be persona
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sonofaragorn
5y ago
How did this get to the front page of HN? It's very poor quality and almost every comment has a negative sentiment.
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sonofaragorn
5y ago
Did I understand correctly? There were 473 "useful/interesting" suggestions out of 453k?
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6y ago
Just like any other internal hackathon-type event
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6y ago
What do you use if you need to process hundreds of GBs of data?
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6y ago
You seem to have read a lot of this so I'm genuinely curious: why do you refer to the country as "columbia" instead of "Colombia"?
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sonofaragorn
6y ago
If letting go the $800k was purely PR, then that's some expensive PR. Who reads these blogs, a couple thousand people maybe?
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sonofaragorn
6y ago
Is the blog on automation with python still active? I'd love to take a look.
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sonofaragorn
6y ago
Hey I remember your package! Why did you write startup in quotes?
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6y ago
I've always been curious... do you worry about job security given how teams are sold and/or restructured every other year and how heavily they dependend on sponsors and results?
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6y ago
I'm a bit fascinated by this Ultralytics. It has super nice website but according to LinkedIn, I think it's just one guy who does consultancy. The intriguing part is that he has also done research in particle physics (as Ulatrlyti
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6y ago
Is it really possible to generate $50/day on mturk? What kind of tasks would pay that much?
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Nature Cover: Matter–antimatter symmetry-violating phase in neutrino oscillation
(nature.com)
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sonofaragorn
8y ago
This is a great idea. If you manage to pull this off you'd gain extremely valuable experience that would allow you to easily transition later on.
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8y ago
PhD in Experimental Neutrino Physics (2018), now a Data Scientist at a growing start-up. The transition was an easy one for me as I found a particle physics collaboration shares many characteristics with a start-up. One thing to note is tha
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8y ago
I've heard this argument before and I think it made sense the first time I heard it when self-driving systems were uncommon. But now every major tech/car company is working on it, should it still be considered? I mean, isn't
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8y ago
The Indicator and Planet Money from NPR
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8y ago
Any resources you could share along these lines? I'm definitely interested in improving my setup.
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8y ago
That highly depends on the amount (in USD) at stake: $100: Absolutely. $1000: Tough, but I'd do it if it meant the promised change to financial services $10000: Unlikely, I'd rather keep my non-perfect coins $100000: No way.
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8y ago
She has a PhD in Statistics from Stanford. The title of her thesis was "Transposable Regularized Covariance Models with Applications to High-Dimensional Data". ( http://www.stat.rice.edu/~gallen/ ) I think she
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8y ago
Any Data Scientists from Toronto here? I'm up for a salary review soon after my first year after grad school and I'm trying to get a feeling for how much I should ask for. Indeed.com shows a $121k average for Toronto. Does that so
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8y ago
Yep, that was my understanding as well https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-46439469
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8y ago
I'm in the market for a new TV, what should I be looking for?
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8y ago
How do you measure how solid their plan for the money is?
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This is an important point too. I'm still amused by the story of the "Growth in a Time of Debt" paper. Two famous Harvard economist made an Excel mistake (among other things) that completely changed the conclusion of their st
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8y ago
Large paychecks from industry/finance
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8y ago
I commend you for writing this levelheaded reply. I was about to write one with essentially the same arguments but a much more aggressive tone.
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9y ago
Thank you for mentioning him, I didn't know of him. For anyone interested here is an interesting talk he gave recently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuNj5paMuow
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9y ago
Interesting read. I've been using Overleaf almost every day for about a year (and absoultely love it!) and I am still not sure how it can be profitable :D
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9y ago
Try 17:10 instead of 5:10?
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