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SIULHT
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Comment #5094979
That. was. awesome.
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Comment #4939477
Didn't the same thing happen with Scribd?
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Comment #4930197
But aren't the mails which contain one-click unsubscribe links also spam because they use it to identify which email accounts are active and sell that information to other marketer…
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Comment #4879957
lack of toolboxes
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Comment #4879937
I think your response here and to the other poster above is quite sound. I also program regularly in Matlab, R, and Python, but when it comes to data analysis, I do find that R is …
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Comment #4879884
YES. I had to relearn misconceptions about R four, five years down the line but the truth is not widely advertised (that everything in R is actually a vector).
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Comment #4675156
times are a-changin' seriously though, being geek has become cool contrast steve urkel with blah blah it's all those shows i don't watch but probably the ones you mentioned.
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Comment #4577577
But if it's on the web, doesn't it belong to Google now?
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Comment #4531355
Does this include scp/rsync?
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Comment #4530867
Also similar contents to this book I think: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Paradox_of_Choice:_Why_More...
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Comment #4427396
Your argument is that Linux is the winner because despite all odds, it doesn't suck shit as much as you'd expect it to?
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Ask HN: Isn't NumPy/SciPy used for serious academic/enterprise applications?
I was surprised to read someone qualified to speak on the topic suggests otherwise: In Data Analysis with Open Source Tools, P. K. Janert surveys several languages/tools, including…