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endrebak

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About endrebak

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    Comment #10820347

    http://paulgraham.com/pypar.html

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    Comment #10819996

    There was even a review paper on group differences in genetic markers for cognitive traits posted on HN. How do you get more controversial than that?

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    Comment #10819604

    What you can't say: http://www.paulgraham.com/say.html "Do you have any opinions that you would be reluctant to express in front of a group of your peers? If the answer is no, you …

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    Comment #10767997

    I'm sorry for both not being aware of and breaking the rules. There is no excuse for either.

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    Comment #10764623

    It is just a blog post. I hope someone will pick up the threads and see whether there is anything of interest there. If you want to read highbrow material, do not click on hacker n…

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    Actually, it looks almost exactly the same; you just add a cdef int or long to the fibonacci for example. And using the Python scientific stack (which would likely give you all the…

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    Comment #10732795

    I did not know that white men controlled all firms. Are there even any statistics on tech companies owned by non-whites being more open to "non-gender conforming" people?

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    Comment #10732060

    Which races should we emulate to get better at diversity?

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    Comment #10699310

    According to the psychometrics books I have read structured interviews are as good as IQ-tests when it comes to predicting job-performance. All types of hiring tests/interviews had…

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    Comment #10316969

    http://emilkirkegaard.dk/en/?p=4556 Tldr: rigorous twin studies find no such effect and an analysis of the meta-analyses suggests publication bias.

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    Comment #10182118

    Oreilly has an excellent bioinfo data skills book: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/mobile/0636920030157.do

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    Comment #8784458

    I really liked some of the old-school command line stuff like reverse history search and Snoopy swearing (!$). However, I still prefer Fish to Bash and Zsh, even though those two t…

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    Comment #8771015

    Steve Hsu: http://infoproc.blogspot.com Example post title: "Preimplantation genetic diagnosis and screening using next generation sequencing" Razib Khan: http://www.unz.com/gnxp/ …

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    Comment #8738754

    You can also do "brew install emacs". I think that is the preferred option for Spacemacs.

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    This thing is really great. Been playing around with it for a few days and threw away my old .emacs. It's that good. One pro is that it will make plenty of excellent emacs packages…