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dlo
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Comment #25318615
Yes!!!
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Comment #25318614
You are completely spot-on.
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Comment #24459317
> As for the rest of your argument, there are books and books and books that address all of it point by point. Can you name a few?
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Comment #23862995
Love it. Lmk if you never need a hand. I was on the core analysis team at Fortify.
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Comment #23862566
I used to work on a static analyzer that did taint analysis, model checking, buffer bounds checking, and so on -- a bit like a compiler backend on steroids. If there's a specific t…
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Comment #22980966
> I doubt it's really production ready given he likes to start and stop projects A likely good strategy for success in startups is productizing projects started by George Hotz. :-P…
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Comment #22804742
That's very admirable behavior. If he assents, please do share his identity -- even if privately.
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Comment #22732450
This is an excellent quote. I'd like to attribute it properly -- would you mind naming this professor?
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Comment #21712453
+100 for this book. Absolutely amazing.
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Comment #20676610
On that note, this is an excellent class based on the book: http://ai.berkeley.edu/home.html
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Comment #19707690
> How do you convince someone like this that universal healthcare is better for all of us? Here is one approach. 1) Enumerate the different options. 2) For each option, enumerate t…
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Comment #18749038
> even if one source is factual and the Daily Stormer is… I think it's disingenuous to use the Daily Stormer here as an example. I have definitely come across publications on the l…
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Comment #18603405
Oh, cool. This is my project. I'm the CTO of the Insights Network and am available to engage in discussion today if there happens to be interest.
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Comment #17751031
A couple of suggestions. - Many conferences use blind peer-review. - After you've finished up with the work, you can ask a PhD to provide feedback/editing in exchange for co-author…
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Comment #15964726
Ah, right: "My peak concentration is usually right before break and after break it's generally gone." One thing I do is, before I take a break, I dump my current notes, as well as …
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Comment #15956741
You might enjoy reading the section, "Intensely Single-Task," in this article, Philip Guo's "How to Be Effective." http://pgbovine.net/productivity-tips.htm He also expanded that s…
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Comment #15126418
I was there myself. It turned out to be undiagnosed sleep apnea. I agree with everyone here who says to see a doctor as one of the first things you do.
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Comment #15102285
I'm not involved in the operations of YC, but this is really terrific feedback! I hope they notice.
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Comment #15070409
23:10: "Cancer is not one specific disease. Cancer is actually many diseases put together. In fact, cancer is many rare diseases -- if you take cancer to the limit, it's likely the…
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Comment #15007326
1) Turns out there are a bunch of volcanoes, 91, underneath the west Antarctic ice sheet that we previously didn't know about. In fact: (Excerpts are placed between square brackets…
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Comment #14994312
The author seems to be teaching a "student-initiated course." Many universities give students to teach a 1-unit course that is not really part of the mainstream curriculum and does…