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by xfax 10y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't enjoy Taleb's writing style? I find that he tends to use overly complex vocabulary to explain very simple ideas.
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by xfax 10y ago
Axial | Full-Time | New York, NY | ONSITE Axial is building the most data-rich network for private capital markets. We help private business owners find capital or sell their businesses by connecting them to relevant advisors and investors.
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by xfax 11y ago
Axial | New York, NY | ONSITE Axial (www.axial.net) is building the online capital market for private companies - connecting those companies to the capital they need to succeed. CEOs and transaction professionals join Axial to access advice
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by xfax 11y ago
Mind if I ask how you use Spark for your ETL jobs?
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by xfax 11y ago
Axial ( http://www.axial.net ) | NYC | Full time | On-site We are hiring engineers, data scientists and analysts to build out our Data Team. Our stack includes Postgres, Redshift and Apache Kafka and it's all glued together u
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Ask HN: How is the data team structured within your company?
2 points by xfax 11y ago|0 comments
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by xfax 11y ago
I work at Axial ( http://www.axial.net ) and this is what we do. Check us out and if it seems interesting, submit the form and someone will get back to you. (Caveat: the size of the business you're looking for is on the lower
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by xfax 12y ago
Axial | Senior Python Engineer, Mobile Engineer, Frontend Engineer | New York, NY - http://www.axial.net/axial-engineering/ We are working to make the private capital markets more transparent by bringing together capit
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Testing Front-End Components using Karma, Jasmine and Spokes(axialcorps.com)
1 points by xfax 12y ago|0 comments
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The LA Clippers Sale – Ego, Scarcity and a Tight Auction(axial.net)
1 points by xfax 12y ago|0 comments
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by xfax 12y ago
New York, NY CB Insights ( http://www.cbinsights.com ) We're looking for many positions including: - Full-stack developer (Go, Python, PHP) - Front-end developer (data visualization, D3.js heavy) - QA Engineer - Machine Learn
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by xfax 12y ago
In my experience, there is no better way than to build it. You learn quickly from your failures and become aware of subtle issues that no text-book or article will ever touch since they are so domain specific. The best way to learn by doing
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by xfax 13y ago
New York, NY CB Insights (www.cbinsights.com) We're looking for many positions including: - Front-end developer (data visualization, D3.js heavy) - Tech Industry Analyst (use data to model & predict disruptive tech trends) More pos
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by xfax 13y ago
To your comment about working at a big company not being a mistake (I agree), I think the art of learning through 'apprenticeship' is getting lost in the whole 'hacker' hullabaloo. My first job out of college was at a la
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Python Tools for Machine Learning – A beginner's guide(cbinsights.com)
16 points by xfax 13y ago|1 comments
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by xfax 13y ago
I have no exposure to Lua. How is the library support for scientific computing?
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by xfax 13y ago
The big question for me is whether Julia will be able to maintain its "purity" as it gains adoption. R probably started out "beautiful" and "thought out" but has lost that edge with years of community driven de
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by xfax 13y ago
Hey guys - Farhan from CB Insights here. We're collecting and analyzing a ton of mobile data (50GB a day, 650M+ rows so far!) and are trying to surface interesting publishers and trends. If you have any questions about the analysis or
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Uber Is Crushing It in Nigeria?(cbinsights.com)
16 points by xfax 13y ago|13 comments
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Identifying the Hottest Startups in the App Store Using Mobile Data Analytics(cbinsights.com)
1 points by xfax 13y ago|0 comments
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Storing and Loading Data with JSON in Python(freepythontips.wordpress.com)
1 points by xfax 13y ago|0 comments
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Your data, your rules(arkos.io)
13 points by xfax 13y ago|0 comments
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by xfax 13y ago
A well-deserved win. Can't wait to see what else Magnus goes on to accomplish.
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by xfax 13y ago
Couldn't agree more. Redis code base is like a best-practice document.
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by xfax 13y ago
Wow, don't know if they are delusional or just wrong.
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by xfax 13y ago
Serious question - is Mathematica popular outside of academic circles? I remember being blown away in college but haven't used it since.
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by xfax 13y ago
Any sufficiently fast language that allow the user to focus on the problem rather than the syntax or semantics will do better than its peers. I for one am looking forward to Julia maturing.
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by xfax 13y ago
What does Harvard have to do with any of this?
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by xfax 13y ago
Any pros/cons you're willing to share?
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by xfax 13y ago
If you haven't already seen it, I highly recommend the 60 minutes segment on it. Just Google it.

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