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Comment #31666169
There is a lot of play room in computing inflation numbers. For example, there are assumptions based on which input variables are smoothed out to reduce noise.
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Comment #26285345
Came here to write exactly this. Berkshire is special
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Comment #6870590
Like the Arab spring, this is an Indian monsoon.
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Comment #6867942
Unfair to compare Iphone 5c with Moto G. Iphone 5c vs Moto X is a more meaningful comparison.
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Comment #4488227
Yes, looks like they are going to start with their pilot course. I am specially excited about this as this is a step towards separation of learning and credentialing.
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Comment #4094980
At first, I thought the article is about the soccer tournament. :)
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Comment #4094668
In case one does not want to spend $29, the free HTML book [1] (currently in beta) is good enough. I have been following along the book, and can vouch for it. It is a great way to …
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Comment #3857311
Wow! This is great news. I have finished 2 Coursera courses already and currently enrolled in 2. These classes have been the best education I have received till date. I will vouch …
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Stanford's Coursera announces free Compilers, Automata and Logic courses.
Stanford's Coursera launches 3 more CS classes. Compilers by Professor Alex Aiken https://www.coursera.org/course/compilers Automata by Professor Jeff Ulman https://www.coursera.or…
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Comment #3723308
Captain Jean-Luc Picard states in the film Star Trek: First Contact that "The economics of the future is somewhat different. You see, money doesn't exist in the 24th century. The a…
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Comment #3707209
"is Udacity concentrating on short, relatively easy classes for mass appeal and Coursera concentrating on more difficult and rigorous classes?" Absolutely, your inference hit the n…
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Comment #3704554
CS229A is a course taken by people from different backgrounds not just CS. It basically deals with the practical aspects of machine learning, implementation issues etc. In addition…
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Comment #3704185
Prof. Ng's class wasn't watered down. CS229A( http://cs229a.stanford.edu/ ) is the Stanford equivalent of the online ml-class. Ng also teaches another machine learning course at st…
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Comment #3693293
That is precisely why udacity courses are gaining popularity. They give you a false sense of accomplishment when actually the learning is very superficial.
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Comment #3693051
Exactly, Udacity courses have around 50 minutes of lectures per week and 6 weeks of lectures. In total just 5 hours of lectures for the whole duration of the course. I don't believ…
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Comment #3692799
PGM-class looks pretty hardcore. Well done Prof. Koller & Coursera team. Glad that Coursera and MITx are not watering down the material for any of their online courses.
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Comment #3635066
Absolutely agree, it is a perfect example of how an online class should be executed. The amazing Dr. Widom had shown how it needs to be done.
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Comment #3607363
AFAIK there hasn't been any delay announced for Udacity courses. Can you please cite the source, from where you got this info.
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Comment #3606887
Not just the Machine Learning class. All Coursera courses from Stanford faculty have been delayed again. Coursera Courses by faculty from other universities are running on time.
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Comment #3584517
They are offering MITx certificate for free for this pilot course because, I quote from their website "In this prototype version, MITx will not require that you be tested in a test…
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Comment #3500600
Could you please elaborate on how you reached such an interesting reasoning behind the launch of these classes.