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konstantintin

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    Comment #6418626

    everything about web development... apart from the two of the biggest languages/platforms for web development.

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    Comment #6417505

    nobody needs to do 3+ hrs of homework a night. when the load is so needlessly excessive, I think it's fine to cut some corners.

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    Comment #6413899

    how much of an increase in accuracy is gained by using the full collection of data rather than sampling?

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    Comment #6411589

    probaby not right... E(number_of_rabbits) = rabbits_in_last_turn - prob(land on rabbit) - sum_i_to_infinity(prob(land_on_blackhole)^i*prob(land on rabbit))

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    Comment #6407472

    why would you not allow your kids to play organized sports?

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    Comment #6400909

    what evidence is there that teachers are underpaid in the US when you look at total compensation?

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    Comment #6392724

    higher education -- a period in which someone (you, the university and/or the state) spends a lot of money to enable your education -- is a huge luxury. It's a totally fair questio…

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    Comment #6392699

    I think the effect is overstated by selection and attrition. if you're not capable of thinking logically in the first place you probably will not choose to study philosophy or fail…

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    Comment #6377935

    are there no problems with mongo 'once you get over a few million rows'?

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    Comment #6373267

    once you are a fully developed adult, intelligence is normally very stable. an analogy with weight simply doesn't work: anybody can increase their weight simply by eating more, but…

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    Comment #6369289

    most economists are not very serious about testing their models. this is reflected in the way the subject is normally taught.

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    Comment #6346424

    yes, there is a huge difference in humanity between someone in who simply misleads about company finances and someone who actively ignores their duty to care for their own children…

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    Comment #6339851

    what % of developers regularly make use of such knowledge? what prevents non-cs graduates from opening a book on algorithms?

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    Comment #6339837

    you forgot mongodb

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    Comment #6316764

    you can't get good bone and muscle structure from a needle!

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    Comment #6316759

    yes, cultural differences and training are important for sporting success. this still can hardly explain the pattern pointed out above...

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    Comment #6309804

    How many fresh CS grads have a strong command of database performance or concurrency?