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dan_yall

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    Comment #5074128

    What about "Frisco"?

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    Comment #4912106

    Yep, the problem is getting physicians to utilize them instead of dismissing them as "cookbook medicine".

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    Comment #4880113

    I've found Python + Pandas much better in this regard than R. Maybe it's just me, but for grouping, indexing, and manipulating tabular data, Python syntax just makes more sense. Th…

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    Comment #4783226

    Well done, and not all that dated looking. Although, in my head, everything on that website reads in the voice of Norm MacDonald's Bob Dole impression.

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    Comment #4729992

    My perspective is that life circumstances often force you to "get your shit together." Specifically, having a spouse and kids to support provides an instant shot of maturity and fo…

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    Comment #4636892

    Free pdf is available here: http://bayes.wustl.edu/etj/prob/book.pdf It's always nice to see good things come out of Wash U. (Alum here.)

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    Comment #4407344

    How was the novel? It sounds amazingly bad.

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    Comment #4241917

    Maybe I'm the only one, but I moved from digg to reddit entirely because digg was blocked at work and reddit wasn't. I've worked at four different places in the last five years and…

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    Comment #4128835

    They're also considering acquisitions of f.com, k.com and aceboo.com.

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    Comment #3900358

    Maybe next year all the programmers can learn accounting.

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    Comment #3621257

    I'd add Daniel Suarez's Daemon and FreedomTM to that list, at least if you're interested in this technology's ability to mobilize an army of nerd-assassins to remake society.

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    Comment #3558253

    I hope this results in some "Piña Colada Song" situations where employers end up contacting their own employees.