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by wuliwong 8y ago
I've had a surprising experience with hiring data scientists in the last year. I have hired two (one full-time and one part-time) and am in the process of hiring a third. During this time I have also been looking for a SugarCRM or Suit
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by wuliwong 8y ago
So mathematicians should be reviewing papers in the Journal of Diabetes? I think that the Journal of Diabetes should just stay in its lane.
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by wuliwong 8y ago
Is "large scale" defined?
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by wuliwong 8y ago
I can think of loads of reasons that both what the article says and your experience can be true. For instance, maybe your neurons are better at handling spatial information? Nowhere in their findings do they imply that the quality of the sp
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by wuliwong 8y ago
In general I agree with you, I seems to come up a lot with javascript frameworks. But in this case, it's a pretty specific claim, right? The dev is saying that it's lighter on resources than Postman because it's built with Ja
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by wuliwong 8y ago
> "like a sphere without edges" That's a strange analogy. I would think of an infinite cube but then I guess I'm thinking in cartesian space. :)
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by wuliwong 8y ago
Why would this lead to infinite energy? Positive density summed over a finite volume does not equal infinity.
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by wuliwong 8y ago
Jarhouse | https://angel.co/jar-house | Atlanta, GA Our current website reflects only the real estate business, not our tech venture. We are working on a valuation model to automate finding good deals in the real estate mar
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by wuliwong 9y ago
Could you possible narrow it down more than "all the first-year biology textbooks"? This can't all be relevant?? Table of Contents ------------------------------------- Unit 1 The Nature of Life ------------------------------
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by wuliwong 9y ago
Yea that's really true for me. I didn't even think about Prime Video when I signed up but now I look at it as more important for me than the prime shipping. I feel duped. :)
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by wuliwong 9y ago
It is pretty shocking for someone to consider the years leading up to 2008 as being in equilibrium, economically.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
Is the plastic that is coming from these 10 rivers substantially from bottled water?
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by wuliwong 9y ago
Someone else pointed out that it might be hard to come up with an effective filter that also doesn't negatively impact the marine life.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
The author's physics might be real science but this seems like semantics to me. In addition, the idea that "time is an illusion" is equal parts physics and psychology. While the author maybe a professional physicist, I doubt
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by wuliwong 9y ago
Cool project. One note, if someone presses play on a different track, the currently playing track should be paused.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
I think you are misrepresenting dpkonofa's position. I believe his position is that Apple shouldn't be forced to assist with your repairs by producing manuals and parts. That isn't the same as "why don't they just b
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by wuliwong 9y ago
> the court decision states. “PCKompaniet has never removed the coverup of the Apple logo on the screens that have been imported and has no interest in doing so. PCKompaniet does not pretend or market itself as Apple authorized and does
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by wuliwong 9y ago
I'm just hearing about this "right to repair" thing. It sounds from this article that the "right to repair" also includes forcing Apple to sell their parts to be used by anyone for repair. If that is the case, I thi
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by wuliwong 9y ago
I think IMB's question was just limited to understanding the employee's motivations, I don't think they were implying there are no other affected parties.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
>By people writing code rather than pontificating Or maybe a both things are important?
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by wuliwong 9y ago
I was just reading a bit about animations in react, i honestly hadn't thought much about it before. It was because of an HN post about this library https://github.com/kutlugsahin/react-smooth-dnd . But just quickly
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by wuliwong 9y ago
There maybe little in the way of special regulations for cryptocurrencies but certainly fraud is still illegal, no matter the specific industry or asset. I think when people say there are 'no regulations' it communicates an idea t
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by wuliwong 9y ago
I wonder if it could be done where the service acts essentially as a bank but does not use fractional reserve policies. So a user A adds $100 to their account. We keep a log and add that $100 to our "real" bank account. User A the
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Ask HN: Micro-payments without cryptocurrencies?
1 points by wuliwong 9y ago|3 comments
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by wuliwong 9y ago
I don't understand your point, HBO Now is monthly and automatically recurring.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
I agree about HBO's ads but I think the UI/UX is fine on the Apple TV. I have not had any streaming bugs.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
This article is arguing for government regulation in the area of privacy. You state how the killers and abusers of privacy in the past in Europe were the government. I am not able to connect the dots between your point and this article.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
What about food?
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by wuliwong 9y ago
Agreed about "Europe" being too broad a term. Another commenter mentioned a similar sentiment about making claims about the entire USA.
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by wuliwong 9y ago
Their point was it isn't accurate to apply a single label to the entire USA not that the single label should be changed.

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