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The Sales Learning Curve (2006) [pdf](signallake.com)
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What about aggregating movie reviews and classifying movies based on their reviews. Would be an interesting problem regardless of accuracy.
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Wouldn't be HFT enough until they pay for flow.
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I think working hard also helps with luck. Here's a story. This goes back to the first ever tc discrpt Hackathon. I was a 19-year-old college student then. I used to go to this NYC resister hackerspace in brooklyn. So we are doing our
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I read on NPR a while ago some guys found an arbitrage opportunity in book prices. So - he would track the most sought after books, buy them when price were low, usually around July/August, and then sell them back on Amazon when prices
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Here's another good book, published by Silicon Valley Historical Association http://www.siliconvalleyhistorical.org/#!silicon-valley-hist...
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To add to this, utm originates from an analytics software company google acquired some time ago. And they have kept legacy utm prefix ever since.
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I think it's kindov subjective. A clickbait headline may "trick" a user into clicking on a link but it may also deliver on the expected content. Is there a blog post dissecting above hypothesis though. I'd be interested
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The analysis is right on. I once experimented with creating a single page website, literally a single page, by posting a listicle with photos. The webpage got over a million shares on Facebook.
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How Nonemployed Americans Spend Their Weekdays: Men vs. Women(nytimes.com)
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CES 2015 Recap for Makers and Product Managers(blog.learningbyshipping.com)
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Very true. I think this can be generalized to a scenario when an investor reaches out to you and you tell them to circle back in a few months as the company is busy in building out the product. The same happened in Google's case when t
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by zeeshanm 12y ago
It could be that they may have not gotten you resume. Have you tried angel.co. Lots of startups these days use them for filling their recruiting pipeline.
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I think the obvious solution is to look for another job. I know some startups that hire for remote work in San Fran. Reddit does it among many others. There is a huge engineering talent vacuum so it's a good likelihood for you to find
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For new NSX, Acura's designing woman(latimes.com)
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Hi - I am not patio11 but I like what he writes so that's why sharing it here. Hope this helps.
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Thanks for writing the article. One thing have bothered me for a long time is why tech startups think TechCrunch or any other high-speed news website writing about them is an indication of early success. It may help you get early customers
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An Introduction to Lifecycle Email(training.kalzumeus.com)
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The Power and Philosophy of Ruby by Matz(rubyist.net)
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I can see why group service is popular among teenage crowd these days. One of my friends who is in school has college wide fb group to ask questions about classes, etc. I have seen her mostly being active in groups when logged into fb.
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F8 Facebook Developer Conference, San Francisco, March 25+26(fbf8.com)
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This is good stuff. Finally I don't need to hack together shell scripts with Python for adhoc text processing.
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Function Composition in Python (2013)(mathieularose.com)
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Index and Search Hacker News Using Elasticsearch and the HN API(github.com)
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The First Website Ever Made(w3.org)
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The Pleasure of Finding Things Out – Richard Feynman Interview (1981) [video](youtube.com)
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Analysis of Algorithms by Steven Skiena is a gem :: http://www3.cs.stonybrook.edu/~skiena/373/ Course book and homework assignments are available online if anyone is interested is taking this course. :)
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What's the meaning behind the banner image on Paul Graham's Website?(quora.com)
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Bubble-sort with Hungarian (“Csángó”) folk dance [video](youtube.com)
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Linguistic Mapping Reveals How Word Meanings Sometimes Change Overnight(technologyreview.com)
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