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by temp453463343 14y ago
Don't. I've used both extensively (though not for statistics). R's syntax is a little more C-like and consistent than MATLAB's - however the biggest difference is documentation. R's, like most open source documentation, is rather terse and
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by temp453463343 14y ago
These seem like the kind of things you'd end up using once in a blue moon. No point in memorizing them. Am I alone in using git extensions? I've been very happy with it and its ability to display git's "state" right in the window. I usually
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by temp453463343 14y ago
I think it's a bit of a shame that they're playing the game on the same terms as the other car companies. You're absolutely right that each model seems to target a particular "class" of cars. I think a little more adventurous designs would
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by temp453463343 14y ago
Well what I'm arguing is that the nice things SF has is contingent on there being less than a million people there. You can't share it, because if you do, then the charm of the city will be lost and it will turn into a bustling metropolis.
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by temp453463343 14y ago
> Rents in San Francisco are up something like 25+% year over year in many areas. Does that sound healthy to you? That's in large part because people don't want to buy houses now (b/c of the volatility of the SF real-estate market and a
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by temp453463343 14y ago
I think your concerns are way overblown. But in a broad sense, yes, San Franciscans have made a conscious decision to pay a premium so that their city doesn't turn into New York. > economic stagnancy It's not some god given rule that c