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Comment #21864437
Look at spectacle for snapping windows to left half right half etc.
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Comment #20000083
There are some Whole Foods in New Jersey where you can buy milk and chocolate milk in glass containers. They cost a dollar or two more but get the difference back when you return t…
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Comment #19963842
It’s a good book and actually serves as a good intro to this book. For Starngs learning from data book, you also need to know some convex optimization (not the difficult). Good luc…
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Comment #19936856
I have the book and I wish I didn’t buy (it’s an expensive book). You need to be already pretty good with Linear algebra and most of the material looked like cliff notes of various…
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Comment #19881008
Could you please let me know which laws they have broken?
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Comment #19815742
Top 207 reasons why US chills its eggs?
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Comment #19759259
Don’t invest? Tesla seems like an extreme dangerous investment after all the big name companies are fleeing it and Goldman gave a scathing report
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Comment #19736541
People really don’t know how to read opensecrets info, do they?
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Comment #19634220
Looks like I lost. He is being charged for the dissemination of classified material.
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Comment #19633645
I also read in the DOJ report that they dismiss not so significant number of cases for the lack of overwhelming evidence or for the lack of criminal intent.
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Comment #19633537
I can not believe you have written the last sentence without any sense of irony. We are just discussing about how stupid the LOC metric is and how most of the LOC Andrew write were…
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Comment #19633220
I just went thought the DOJ website. It included both trial and plea deals. So maybe not that impressive.
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Comment #19633086
Nobody is saying that only some societies have both genders doing hard sciences. It’s the matter of opportunity.
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Comment #19633071
If I were a betting man, I would probably say this is not true. He most certainly got indicted for interfering in 2016 election and hacking Clinton/DNC emails. I don’t have a horse…
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Comment #19632988
We don’t exist in a purely meritocratic and egalitarian society. Maybe you have never been told that you are not good enough for some work but growing up in deeply paternalistic so…
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Comment #19632957
There is a sealed indictment against him in EDVA which was accidentally released. He has been most certainly accused of breaking United States laws. Edit: To indict someone, the go…
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Comment #19632859
To add some more context... of the 850k lines, 500k lines are mostly models and machine generated code. Andrew is definitely smart (smarter than an average HN user) and his code is…
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Comment #19606102
Lot of incumbent democrats lost their seats in 2010 after voting for Obamacare.
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Comment #19369297
It has a long history about how corporations will use employees to pay for candidates. https://politics.stackexchange.com/questions/8383/u-s-presid...
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Comment #19016027
Are there any books like this for probability?
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Comment #18987069
I complained a few months ago that Siri had a tough time recognizing my accent heavy speech but these days it is better.
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Comment #18805743
I was about to write the same thing. I code in XCode and I love SF Mono. I was pretty invested in source code pro but SF mono is so good.
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Comment #18782964
The articles says that the confetti is biodegradable
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Comment #18526495
By Newton’s method, do you mean simple gradient descent?