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Comment #8493218
Also, could someone comment on the effect size of b = -.001, which is within the 95% CI. Because if that translates into a day in a hundred years in "longevity" terms or something …
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Comment #8383706
Where in your link does it talk about the "both sides" of the spectrum?
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Comment #8373828
Would you rather edit a messy dataset in pandas or in Excel? What about automatically generating reports? Going to give managers your ipython printout?
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Comment #8368792
>loading those files into Pandas or R What is "massive" for you? I was under impression you can't use R or pandas for anything that doesn't fit into memory.
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Comment #8350408
No, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_comparisons_problem
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Comment #8143012
>~$50,000 USD per year in dividends How much is your invested capital? EDIT: I think I got my answer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7749253
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Comment #8108125
Speaking of Dutch companies, I think I may be getting a job offer as a Data Scientist from booking.com. Anyone working there? Is it a decent company to work for? Ok pay and relocat…
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Comment #8091902
Previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4214476
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Comment #8011546
Thanks. By training I am not a computer scientist, but an applied mathematician, so it is a little difficult for me to make judgement calls on things like type system, lazy evaluat…
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Comment #8010780
Off-topic: I want to learn a functional programming language, and I was thinking to go with Scheme (because, you know, SICP...) Would there be any advantage for me to go with Haske…
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Comment #8010585
Right, it just seemed like they didn't make any connection whatsoever between this particular research and a concrete naval/engineering problem. Kind of like saying "look this is m…
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Comment #8010369
Just randomly looked up one of the publications. It's not my area, so I can't talk about the meat of the paper itself, but what does the discussion section have to do with anything…
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Comment #7989783
Yes, it is a rather geeky thing to say.
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Comment #7917248
Is that prior ever used in practice? How does it generalize to several predictors and interaction terms?
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Comment #7810808
Here we go again... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3746692 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3746692 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6527104 https://news.ycombinator.…
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Comment #7379267
Since we are on the subject of PostgreSQL, does anyone know of a good resource that would teach me how to create webapps where each "customer" would get their own "database"? What …
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Comment #7356926
So, probably switching back to "The Ukraine" soon then ;)
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Comment #7273718
Not really offensive but definitely screaming "American!" We would more likely cross our legs in "feminine" way.
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Comment #7271365
As a Russian, it is spot on (well, except for "Did you know that bribes are illegal in America" bit)
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