warrenmar

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GDC: Doom Post-Moretem(gdcvault.com)
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by warrenmar 13y ago
There's also the Google SEO Stater Guide https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35291?hl=en
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SIGGRAPH Course on Building Your Own 3D Scanner(mesh.brown.edu)
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Hadoop 2.0(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by warrenmar 13y ago
In the early days of linux I had trouble getting things to work with other distros. Slackware just works. I also learned more, because you are closer to the configuration files.
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by warrenmar 13y ago
I would try taking classes on Udacity and Coursera first. If you really want to do something, you'll make the time.
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by warrenmar 13y ago
Bars are a horrible place to pick up women/men. Better off doing something you like and meeting people while you're enjoying yourself.
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Interns at Google probably make more than you(money.cnn.com)
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Feeding the World with Big Data(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Found a Book on Amazon? Get it for Free(bumpscientistlabs.appspot.com)
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Show HN: Save Money While Supporting Your Local Libraries(bumpscientistlabs.appspot.com)
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by warrenmar 13y ago
Hmmm... Jeremy Lin or Andrew Luck.
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by warrenmar 13y ago
When someone can run Shor's algorithm on a quantum computer, someone will become very rich and the world will change. Although I think quantum encryption will become common place before someone builds quantum computer with enough qubits to
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by warrenmar 14y ago
Well, if I were the company, I would use that information to automatically reject applicants who submitted your solution. Makes it easier for the company to filter down the applicant pool. I think there are only a finite amount of questions
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by warrenmar 14y ago
I don't think this will be a problem. Apple sells more laptops than desktops. People are more likely to replace their laptops and the Apple ecosystem forces you to upgrade since they drop support.
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by warrenmar 14y ago
My mid 2009 MBP died a few weeks ago and I bought a Retina to replace it. My battery life was pretty nonexistent. It feels wonderful to have a battery again. I do a bit of CUDA programming, so having the bigger graphics card is nice. Also h
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by warrenmar 14y ago
I would also recommend the Coursera course on Machine Learning by Andrew Ng and Probabilistic Graphical Models by Daphne Koller. I would also go over some basics probability and statistics review. Maybe some linear algebra too. Python is a
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by warrenmar 14y ago
There's also the case of asking for N years of experience where the technology has been around for N-1 years.
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by warrenmar 14y ago
I would do whatever I can to reduce the risks of it failing. You first need to identify the things that could keep you from succeeding and eliminate those obstacles. With an app, the most risk is probably product market risk. There's probab
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by warrenmar 14y ago
There are so many incubators now. The only way this can scale is that there needs to be an incubator for incubators. This will bring the complexity closer to O(log n) rather than O(n).
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by warrenmar 14y ago
There's a phd comic on this. There's no freedom after tenure either. http://www.phdcomics.com/comics.php?f=1436
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by warrenmar 14y ago
There are Kaggle contest if you want to get into data. You can also search for social hackathons if you want to do some good for the world. You can go outside and talk to people, listen to their problems and use your programming skills to s