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Data Brokers: They Know Everything About You and Sell it to the Highest Bidder(gizmodo.com)
2 points by yankoff 13y ago|0 comments
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by yankoff 13y ago
I got a friend of mine who is a very good guitar player, with classical musical education and very sophisticated musical taste. He used to complain that although it is easy to impress general public with your guitar skills, but they will be
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by yankoff 13y ago
Man, for some reason that double 'ls' made me laugh for 5 minutes. Just tried to imagine the surprised look on your face.
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by yankoff 13y ago
Project Euler is great. Another one, but more algorithm and CS oriented: hackerrank.com
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by yankoff 13y ago
It also was added just recently (relatively). So not necessarily it's the hardest one.
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by yankoff 13y ago
It blows my mind that someone had enough motivation to write a big post on just why eating at desk is bad.
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by yankoff 13y ago
Awesome! That goes really well with the upcoming course on Controlling Mobile Robots I was gonna take https://www.coursera.org/course/conrob
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by yankoff 13y ago
Yes, I (and many others) have exactly same problem. I feel like I'm getting better in committing to specific goals over time though. One of the key things here is to think about what you want and clearly define your goals. But you may
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by yankoff 13y ago
> a regulated industry cannot compete with an unregulated one, but people are still better off with the regulated one. Can you please give one example?
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Russian Spacewalk Live(ustream.tv)
1 points by yankoff 13y ago|0 comments
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by yankoff 13y ago
Oh, it's a shame this post didn't go on the top :(
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Ask HN: Anyone Founded a Startup being on H1b?
12 points by yankoff 13y ago|2 comments
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by yankoff 13y ago
Why you guys didn't want to run this competition on Kaggle? That could get it more attention from data scientists.
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by yankoff 13y ago
Why shutting down and not open-source?
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Bionic Eye Implant will Become Available in U.S. in Coming Weeks(singularityhub.com)
3 points by yankoff 13y ago|0 comments
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by yankoff 13y ago
And your claim, of course, is not based on any evidence.
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Lady Tasting Tea(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by yankoff 13y ago|0 comments
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by yankoff 13y ago
How people find energy to create yet another blogging platform.
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by yankoff 13y ago
I wonder how much Mr. Russel was idle himself having written on average 2 books per year throughout his life and significantly contributing on so many levels.
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by yankoff 13y ago
Have you developed a specific plan to tackle this problem? ;)
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Robotics and Art Combine in Latest Viral Video "Box"(singularityhub.com)
1 points by yankoff 13y ago|0 comments
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by yankoff 13y ago
Have been playing with their contests since I finished ML course on coursera. I think they worth it, pretty fun and addictive, plus a very good way to practice your machine learning/data mining skills. Community there is very good and
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by yankoff 13y ago
is there anything similar for ubuntu?
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by yankoff 13y ago
Cool stuff. I have been playing with nltk and gensim myself recently in order to solve similar problem. But I want to combine unsupervised topic modeling (LDA) with some supervised learning algorithm (probably naive bayes). Struggling with
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Flow(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by yankoff 13y ago|0 comments
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NASA Launches New Machine Learning Challenge(topcoder.com)
2 points by yankoff 13y ago|0 comments
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DIY Wood-Powered Motorcycle(translate.google.com)
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by yankoff 13y ago
There's also an opposite extreme. Some people think that spending time on your work (company, project) should take not more than 5-10% of your time, the rest you should spend hiking, traveling, singing or whatever else that doesn'
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by yankoff 13y ago
Exactly. Some people keep promoting the "virtue" of having a passive income and being able to not work at all. It seems to me that they can't wrap their heads around the idea that some actually enjoying working on their proje
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by yankoff 13y ago
.. and there's a street in SF named after her: Nancy Pelosi Dr.

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