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edtechre

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    Comment #3256781

    Not a troll. The post's point was that for your average web app, NodeJS doesn't solve any problems. If you were building some kind of real time app like the Facebook social stream,…

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    Comment #3256772

    MySQL gives RDBMS a bad name? What planet do you live on? And how/why the heck would you write a web server in PHP when it was made to run embedded in a web server process? Yes, I'…

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    Comment #3069083

    Good point. If Arrington and co are that blatantly corrupt out in the open, who'd want anything to do with them when the doors are closed?

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    Comment #3056302

    You could claim the same about getting high off of glue since that affects the mind too. Seriously, what every day experience /doesn't/ affect your mind? My point stands on its own…

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    Comment #3056298

    Nowhere did I say I support the war on drugs, prohibition, or any such rubbish. You are free to engage in whatever stupid activity you so choose. Just don't try to claim it was som…

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    Comment #3056291

    Flawless logic here. I guess I should try crack, heroine, or maybe downing some motor oil before coming to the conclusion they're not for me?

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    Comment #3056031

    I have no issue with whatever it is you posited after your masturbatory experience. It's just that I don't find your epiphany particularly deep, nor do I see how LSD was even neces…

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    Comment #3055987

    Instead of doing drugs to experience "enlightenment" (LOL), you could, I don't know... read a book and actually learn something of value.

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    Comment #3055942

    How is that enlightening? The doc makes you sound like an imbecile.

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    Comment #3042082

    Are you stupid? Zynga's not a young company at more than 4 years. And this is horribly detrimental for any prospect of IPO.

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    Comment #3037322

    Same here. I'm thinking ML since it will have programming exercises. I'd likely forget all of the theory otherwise.

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    Comment #3037319

    The course has some introductory Linear Algebra videos posted. I don't think you'd be able to understand multiple regression without some basic knowledge of linear algebra.

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    Comment #2935960

    Excellent, many thanks. I've read O'Reilly's Collective Intelligence. It's a great introductory survey, but it was very light on theory. I also own Collective Intelligence in Actio…

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    Comment #2935027

    And on that note, does anyone have any other good book suggestions regarding ML?

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    Comment #2935026

    That's partly why I bought it. My university didn't have a statistics department, so I never had the chance to take a statistics course that was worthwhile. Statistics and linear a…

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    Comment #2934998

    Great book. But I made the mistake of buying this book on Kindle just a few hours before I saw it show up here. :(

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    Comment #2651883

    Nope. What I said is still true. Here is my code in Java: public List mergeSort(List list) { // Base case // If list has one (or less) element, return list as is int size = list.si…

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    Comment #2651235

    The article is not "gobbledygook". A well known limitation of NodeJS is its lack of support for parallelism. You have to try to take advantage of parallelism of the OS itself by pr…

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    Comment #2650961

    It /might/ be faster? What? Do you fully understand the invariant of the algorithm? The left should always be less than the right partition. There's no need to re-merge them each c…

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    Comment #2650676

    Good thing TechCrunch isn't worth reading anymore, or I'd actually be upset.

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    Comment #2650331

    The recursive merge sort is not quite correct: function mergeSort(items){ if (items.length == 1) { return items; } var middle = Math.floor(items.length / 2), left = items.slice(0, …

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    Comment #2648136

    Let me clarify: competing ARM processors :) Chances are it's not an Intel CPU you're using in your smart phone, tablet, or game console.