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yankoff
13y ago
I see glorifying of short hours way more often here.
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yankoff
13y ago
He said he was a complete noob in 2009, and in 2011 he cofounded a company with two very famous people in Ruby community. How?
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yankoff
13y ago
Some things I still can't understand. * How the hell they are able to store all this data? * How they are able to search through it?
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Good timing, Coursera (Cryptography I course)
(coursera.org)
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yankoff
13y ago
Taking this course right now. Awesome.
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yankoff
13y ago
Yeah, I meant something for computer scientists. I'm going over coursera ML course currently and wanted to learn at least basics of statistics in parallel. Thanks, I'll check out your links. Btw, what do you think of OpenIntro statistics? h
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yankoff
13y ago
While you guys are here, can you recommend a good intro book for statistics?
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yankoff
13y ago
Great and inspiring professor. Taking his ML course on coursera and trying to follow his talks.
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yankoff
13y ago
Very cool. Did you guys consider achieving the same functionality with Lua scripting that Redis 2.6 supports? I wonder what are the tradeoffs and if that was much slower.
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yankoff
13y ago
Also, yelling at your code might help to debug faster.
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13y ago
Yes, bad things happen to everyone, what point does it really prove? Her philosophy was nothing about building a paradise for "good" people where nothing bad will ever happen.
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This day in 1961 First Manned Space Flight. He was 27.
(en.wikipedia.org)
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14y ago
I really enjoyed reading this paper. We shouldn't live in the lap of luxury all the time, since that tends to make us lethargic. The art of tackling miniproblems with all our energy will sharpen our talents for the real problems, and the
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yankoff
14y ago
No one spends time on job solving "classical algorithmic problems", they are solved already ;) Unless you work in research and looking for more efficient solutions. But understanding algorithms brings you to a new level and opens a wide sco
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Someone send them this story http://www.northkoreanrefugees.com/2007-09-atbirth.htm .
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They sell you an opportunity to feel good about yourself.
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yankoff
14y ago
What's the matter with this "Let's teach everyone to code" thing? Why code and not, say, medicine? Is there such a lack of engineers?
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14y ago
The point is that laws are such that they encourage you to leave the country after you've been educated and gotten good work experience. Which is crazy. You'd imagine there should be an easier way to become a permanent resident after you wo
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As for why many of them don't become permanent residents: it is quite hard to jump from H1B to permanent residency. I'm facing this problem myself at the moment and there's no easy solution. Living in such uncertainty about your future is h
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Russian Hackers Created 3doodler Analog in 20 Minutes
(translate.google.com)
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yankoff
14y ago
For any case or only for cases that were closed? And they don't even remove SSN, addresses and phone numbers?
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yankoff
14y ago
I don't understand. Was this file officially released?
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Show HN: My Attempt to Gamify Github
(artemyankov.com)
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14y ago
we tried to use pivotal tracker for the same thing
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14y ago
No warning for me
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Analyse of the sample "Red October"
(code.google.com)
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"Pencil-sized" Kinect-like 3D sensor
(diydrones.com)
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14y ago
Of course you'll get bored if your primary source of tech news delivers you only pinterests and instagrams.
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The Curiosity rover has detected organic compounds on Mars
(popularmechanics.com)
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This guy has been doing this project for more than 50 years. http://www.indiegogo.com/round2everythingisincredible/x/1841...
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