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Comment #13733249
This is a nice project. I think it would be great to add references used for the implementations and some tests that demonstrate they return what is expected (or perhaps the same r…
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Comment #13382146
I think it's the best part. The definition is left for the student to learn.
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Comment #12719893
Their data scientists will now be building features like "tried to watch a movie from a VPN IP" for their churn models. And another note: there are also people who simply do not al…
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Comment #12661783
I tried it with my favorite, Alex Webb. It didn't break 5/10 and received solid #mess and #boring tags on all of the photos. Fun none the less.
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Comment #12077511
The main finding from my perspective is that we can score and rank friendship likeliness and see signal in a hold out dataset. I can almost hear Facebook clamoring to offer free ge…
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Comment #12025274
I see the optimization problem they face. Promote non-personal content to generate short term revenue versus promote personal content to minimize long-term churn. It looks like the…
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Comment #11927702
That's also the base salary. Yearly bonus can easily be 100% of the salary. Partners at decent firms are of course clocking ~2M or more.
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Comment #11868072
Can you give some concrete examples of the benefits of wrangling in python over R and a general sense of how much time this would save a user?
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Comment #11755059
This is consistent with my impression of how sales work. You sell a feature, product, capability, etc that won't be ready for at least 6 months (for example). Then you kindly encou…
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Comment #11653947
I agree. The title should read 'Where Can a Ph.D. Take You? Forward to More Research, Usually' Which is the entire point getting a PhD in the first place. More research. Forever. I…
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Comment #11630259
Allow me to make a more general conjecture: As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving word_x or word_y approaches 1.
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Comment #11552164
I think it's more like: made a decision about god? if yes and believe there is one then theist else if believe there isn't one then atheist. A lot of people I think don't care to f…
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Comment #11526907
You've highlighted one of the many advantages to browsing with javascript off by default. I think at this point it should really only be used for must-have cases.
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Comment #11420783
This is a project developed by a high school senior. Yes he made rookie choices as have been pointed out here. If you like the direction of the project, contribute! It will help hi…
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Comment #11345783
600 million PC users discovered that running a lightweight unix distribution/DE and not allowing javascript made the life expectancy of their computers triple. Or so I dream.
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Comment #11336327
I see Europe in the future adopting many of the (some call paranoid) security measure of Israel. For example security checks before entering all malls.
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Comment #11238545
"I don't have one because of principles" is an excellent answer. It's the answer I give whenever someone asks me for anything social media related whether the context is social or …
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Comment #11216789
The issue I see with changing so many alleles is that we may not know all of the phenotypic consequences of each allele. Moving 10,000 alleles to the best intelligence settings mig…
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Comment #11216671
You're right that the author (unless I missed it) didn't say what proportion of variance in IQ is explained by additive genetic effects (narrow sense heritability) . I think a quic…
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Comment #11216635
This is not at all my observation. I've noticed that the uncommonly (technically-scientifically) intelligent people I've been exposed to tended to lead very socially balanced and n…
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Comment #11202054
TV's are specific case of computer monitor. They benefit from devices sending them signals which they can interpret and display on their screens. They benefit from things sending t…
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Comment #11195703
I can't see how any appliance would be required to be online for use or configuration. Even every laptop off the shelf doesn't have such a requirement. The only device I know that …
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Comment #11195557
I know IoT sounds scary and privacy invasive (it is), but in reality, most of the IoT devices are not dependent on the internet. For example, my toaster, refrigerator, washing mach…
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Comment #11195389
Yes that may be true. Instead of trying to reproduce it, they attempt to build upon it. The projects which successfully build on previous projects become original research articles…
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Comment #11194957
If the work you are doing isn't reproducible, then it won't be cited as the building blocks for future work. The system is cleans itself out as a side effect. Therefore I prefer st…