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Comment #11531898
Similar effort by Microsoft: https://github.com/Microsoft/Pyjion
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Comment #11050080
Yup. It's hardly any different to the standard sorting, because facebook's business is controlling what you see. I don't know why people keep spreading that like it's some protip.
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Comment #11021733
I think that sets a bad environment, because who decides what historically important is? How many years does it become "historic"? A much simpler and better solution is to not exte…
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Comment #10587822
No, but I think as long as the bug bounties pay enough to keep someone comfortable (along with added notoriety/resume padding with it), you'll have enough moral people choosing to …
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Comment #10549609
I know this is anecdotal, but everyone I know uses Venmo. I have never met anyone who uses Square Cash or Messenger, and I have both apps. To be fair, I don't know anyone in the US…
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Comment #10252917
Why would they need samples when the chemical structure is so widely known[1]? It's not like it's a biologic where sequence and other formulation details are critically important. …
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Comment #10085335
Stuff like this often makes me consider writing an open source version of whatever the software is. If I really had to base my long-term livelihood off a piece of proprietary softw…
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Comment #10085309
Perhaps making the student share a portion of the cost would be smarter. Maybe make the student pay 5 or 10k or the 30. Alternatively, everyone could be adults and settle for a sma…
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Comment #9953387
Not my opinion, but what I think lukasm was getting at is that a majority of players in the startup game aren't VCs or founders, but suckers taking low wages and/or options and/or …
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Comment #9796288
"Why did you want to climb Mount Everest?" "Because it's there. Everest is the highest mountain in the world, and no man has reached its summit. Its existence is a challenge. The a…
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Comment #9643470
"Cancer" is a word that describes any disease that is the result of uncontrolled growth of your own cells. However, there are so many types of cancer cells and the treatment for ea…
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Comment #9615819
Certainly the leading cause of liver failure and need of liver transplants. http://www.medpagetoday.com/Psychiatry/Depression/2233
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Comment #9448111
I wont disagree that perhaps the US system could use reform/overhaul, but it's a bit more complicated than you describe. When you compare how medical schools and medical school adm…
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Comment #9323611
Someone was arguing to me recently that this has all come about because of some court cases in the 80s and 90s. They claim that one case in particular, between Notre Dame and the f…
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Comment #9314729
What's so entitled about it? The IMF is a creditor just like any other, and assumes risks when it makes loans. The duty of the Greek government is—without question—to its people. W…
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Comment #9242211
This isn't the first antibody therapy that tries to reduce plaques (Bapineuzumab, solanezumab, gantenerumab, crenezumab, etc.), but is it the first one to "work" correctly, but sti…
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Comment #9232564
$100k in SF is laughable (for that kind of commitment). If you're not offering $200k minimum, it's not even worth 60 seconds of consideration. Unless you really really believe in t…
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Comment #9224710
> Yet Mr Buffett’s 50th letter to shareholders is an exception, serving to muddy rather than clarify, for two reasons. First, because it does not tackle the questions that hang ove…
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Comment #9170246
Was the use of ANN necessary, or simply done because it was cool to do? Because at least in my mind it looks like extracting the text and running a brute force program on it would …
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Comment #9166698
How frequently do those people move to those universities after they've made the scientific breakthrough for which they receive the award?