zxcv731

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   by zxcv731 12y ago

   This turned out to be very controversial. I was not around in those days. Can someone who studied computer science in the 70s comment on whether data entry/data process was indeed an important sub-field of data science? As another comm
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   by zxcv731 12y ago

   I agree, it is clear that the author seems to have a bit of a bias. (I guess you can also tell from his tone) Although the "debunk" wasn't very clear. With some posters that also saying that their family members indeed obtain
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   by zxcv731 12y ago

   I tend to agree that his comments should be taken with a grain of salt. I am curious if anyone here has a more definitive set of data.
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   by zxcv731 12y ago

   I initially was quite annoyed by the tone of the comment. But purely looking at the facts, is this factually true? I don't have data that supports one way or another way. Looking at the comments, no one was able to dispute the claim an
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   by zxcv731 12y ago

   This same graph used in the article was extensively discussed on reddit 3 days ago. [1] I want to quote some of the comments, which I think is extremely important to this discussion. " The far simpler answer is that the 1970's &qu